Lista gwiazd w gwiazdozbiorze Raka

Zestawienie to zawiera gwiazdy w gwiazdozbiorze Raka o wielkości gwiazdowej do 6,5m. Dodatkowo uwzględniono w nim także inne interesujące, lecz słabsze obiekty gwiazdowe.

NazwaOznaczeniePozycjaJasnośćOdl. (ly)Typ widm.Uwagi
BFHDHIPRekDekwiz.abs.
β Cncβ17692674052608h 16m 30,95s+09° 11′ 08,4″3,53−1,22290K4IIITarf[1]
δ Cncδ47744424291108h 44m 41,11s+18° 09′ 17,5″3,940,84136K0IIIAsellus Australis[1]
ι Cnc Aι48747394310308h 46m 41,83s+28° 45′ 36,0″4,03−0,77298G8Iab:gwiazda podwójna
α Cncα65767564406608h 58m 29,20s+11° 51′ 28,0″4,260,63173A5mAcubens[1], Azubene[2], Sertan[3]
γ Cncγ43741984280608h 43m 17,21s+21° 28′ 06,9″4,661,23158A1IVAsellus Borealis[1]
ζ1 Cncζ116682554016708h 12m 12,71s+17° 38′ 53,3″4,672,6383G0VTegmine[1], Tegmen[2]
χ Cncχ18698974084308h 20m 03,87s+27° 13′ 07,0″5,133,8459F6V
711154132508h 25m 54,79s+07° 33′ 52,3″5,13−0,08359G8IIgwiazda podwójna
8 Cnc8666643956708h 05m 04,51s+13° 07′ 06,1″5,141,09210A1V
ξ Cncξ77785154494609h 09m 21,53s+22° 02′ 43,6″5,16−0,18380K0IIINahn[1]
ο1 Cncο162765434397008h 57m 14,91s+15° 19′ 21,8″5,221,77160A5III
ρ² Cncρ²58762194383408h 55m 39,69s+27° 55′ 39,2″5,23−1,00574G8II-IIIRZ Ari; gwiazda zmienna półregularna
σ³ Cncσ³64768134415408h 59m 32,68s+32° 25′ 07,1″5,230,27320G9III
κ Cncκ76783164479809h 07m 44,82s+10° 40′ 05,6″5,23−0,63484B8IIIMNpgwiazda zmienna typu α² CVn
μ Cncμ10672283978008h 07m 45,84s+21° 34′ 55,1″5,303,4676G2IV
θ Cncθ31720944182208h 31m 35,77s+18° 05′ 40,4″5,33−0,57494K5III
η Cncη33722924190908h 32m 42,52s+20° 26′ 28,6″5,330,43312K3III
π Cncπ82795544541009h 15m 13,88s+14° 56′ 29,5″5,36−1,30701K1III
57 Cnc57759594372108h 54m 14,70s+30° 34′ 45,0″5,400,15365G7III
τ Cncτ72782354481809h 08m 00,07s+29° 39′ 15,2″5,420,91260G8III
60 Cnc60763514385108h 55m 55,56s+11° 37′ 33,8″5,44−0,82582K5III
σ² Cncσ²59763984393208h 56m 56,63s+32° 54′ 38,1″5,441,56195A7IV
ν Cncν69773504440509h 02m 44,27s+24° 27′ 10,6″5,45−0,28457A0pSi
27 Cnc27712504140008h 26m 43,95s+12° 39′ 17,5″5,56−1,981052M3IIIBP Cnc; gwiazda zmienna półregularna
φ1 Cncφ122710934137708h 26m 27,73s+27° 53′ 37,9″5,580,15398K5III
3 Cnc3657593917708h 00m 47,31s+17° 18′ 31,4″5,60−1,12721K3III
15 Cnc15683514024008h 13m 08,87s+29° 39′ 23,7″5,62−1,52872B9p SiCr
45 CncA145742284279508h 43m 12,34s+12° 40′ 51,1″5,62−1,871028A3V+...
49 Cncb49745214291708h 44m 45,04s+10° 04′ 54,2″5,630,15408A1p...
σ1 Cncσ151756984358408h 52m 34,62s+32° 28′ 26,8″5,671,69204A8Vms
ο² Cncο²63765824400108h 57m 35,16s+15° 34′ 52,4″5,682,22161F0IV
υ1 Cncυ130720414181608h 31m 30,57s+24° 04′ 52,4″5,711,40237F0IIIn
ψ Cncψ14677674002308h 10m 27,23s+25° 30′ 29,4″5,732,61137G8IV
1 Cnc1649603884807h 56m 59,47s+15° 47′ 25,4″5,800,04462K3III
699944086608h 20m 20,93s+20° 44′ 52,2″5,80−0,17510K1III
774454440609h 02m 44,82s+07° 17′ 53,7″5,85−0,69664K3III:
ω Cncω2657143919108h 00m 55,86s+25° 23′ 34,2″5,87−1,821124G8III:
50 Cnc50748734312108h 46m 56,06s+12° 06′ 36,3″5,891,96199A1V
66 Cnc66771044430709h 01m 24,13s+32° 15′ 08,3″5,89−0,08509A2V
729454217208h 35m 51,05s+06° 37′ 13,9″5,913,7987F8V
λ Cncλ19700114088108h 20m 32,15s+24° 01′ 20,5″5,920,37419B9,5VPiautos[1]
36 Cncc36731434226508h 37m 05,79s+09° 39′ 20,1″5,920,17461A3V
20 Cncd120705694111708h 23m 21,87s+18° 19′ 56,2″5,940,52395A9V
29 Cnc29715554157808h 28m 37,35s+14° 12′ 39,1″5,941,07308A5V
75 Cnc75784184489209h 08m 47,42s+26° 37′ 48,0″5,953,47102G5IV
9 Cnc9668753965908h 06m 18,40s+22° 38′ 07,8″5,96−0,46626M3III
731924236508h 38m 19,00s+32° 48′ 07,3″5,960,70367K2III:
55 Cncρ155757324358708h 52m 36,13s+28° 19′ 53,0″5,965,4741G8VCopernicus[1]; gwiazda podwójna; ma pięć planet
5 Cnc5658733923608h 01m 30,29s+16° 27′ 19,2″5,990,19472B9,5Vn
684614023108h 12m 59,74s+16° 30′ 51,7″6,03−0,02528G8III
726174204908h 34m 13,35s+08° 27′ 08,5″6,042,22189F3IV
79 Cnc79787154503309h 10m 20,86s+21° 59′ 47,1″6,040,49420G8III
RS Cnc787124505809h 10m 38,81s+30° 57′ 47,6″6,040,61397M6Sgwiazda zmienna półregularna
652573897507h 58m 31,48s+16° 31′ 07,3″6,05−2,111399K0
655223906707h 59m 35,07s+13° 14′ 31,9″6,051,22301K2
28 Cnc28714964157408h 28m 36,80s+24° 08′ 42,2″6,051,45271F0Vn
67 Cnc67771904434209h 01m 48,88s+27° 54′ 10,0″6,072,23191A8Vn
680994008508h 11m 16,60s+09° 49′ 16,6″6,08−1,06872B6III
21 Cnc21707344116308h 23m 55,21s+10° 37′ 55,6″6,11−1,561113M2III
25 Cnc25710304131908h 25m 49,99s+17° 02′ 47,9″6,112,85147F6V
46 Cnc46744854295408h 45m 21,42s+30° 41′ 51,9″6,120,30477G5III
805464589609h 21m 27,17s+32° 54′ 07,9″6,161,22317K3III
765084395708h 57m 08,30s+17° 08′ 37,8″6,170,82384K1III
766294401008h 57m 42,03s+09° 23′ 16,0″6,19−1,15956G8III
665523953508h 04m 45,32s+18° 50′ 31,4″6,211,40299B9V
666843960708h 05m 37,05s+27° 31′ 47,1″6,21−1,08934A0V
735964253808h 40m 18,31s+31° 56′ 31,1″6,211,05350F5III
679594005808h 10m 58,90s+14° 37′ 46,3″6,22−0,04581A1V
12 Cnc12674833987408h 08m 42,44s+13° 38′ 27,4″6,251,59278F3V
53 Cnc53757164357508h 52m 28,60s+28° 15′ 33,0″6,25−0,92886M3III
61 Cnc61765724403108h 57m 58,63s+30° 14′ 01,5″6,252,75164F6V
725054201008h 33m 45,06s+13° 15′ 26,7″6,261,40306K0III
694784061708h 17m 31,66s+08° 51′ 58,8″6,28−1,281062G8III
X Cnc762214381108h 55m 22,88s+17° 13′ 52,5″6,28−3,953622C6IIgwiazda węglowa
ε Cncε41737314255608h 40m 27,03s+19° 32′ 41,4″6,290,16548AmMeleph[1], wchodzi w skład gromady otwartej gwiazd Żłóbek
657353918008h 00m 48,10s+19° 48′ 58,4″6,301,18345K1III
φ² Cncφ²23711504140408h 26m 47,08s+26° 56′ 07,7″6,301,66277A3V+...
φ² Cncφ²237115108h 26m 47,00s+26° 56′ 07,0″6,30składnik układu φ² Cnc
FZ Cnc768304412608h 59m 10,76s+18° 08′ 06,1″6,30−0,35697M4IIIvargwiazda zmienna
4 Cnc4658563926308h 01m 43,77s+25° 05′ 22,0″6,320,00598A1V
729434218708h 36m 07,71s+15° 18′ 49,3″6,331,77267F0IV
657573919408h 01m 00,79s+23° 34′ 59,4″6,341,70276K1III-IV
υ² Cncυ²32723244194008h 33m 00,14s+24° 05′ 05,7″6,350,80421G9III
54 Cnc54755284345408h 51m 01,53s+15° 21′ 01,7″6,363,35130G2IV
687764035408h 14m 21,01s+13° 02′ 54,0″6,39−0,49776G8III
39 Cnc39736654251608h 40m 06,44s+20° 00′ 28,1″6,390,11587K0III
781754476809h 07m 27,01s+22° 58′ 51,1″6,392,54192F5V
800644561409h 17m 51,36s+11° 30′ 04,1″6,400,30542A2IV
754694342708h 50m 45,13s+18° 49′ 56,1″6,41−0,43762A2Vs
696294067508h 18m 14,43s+15° 40′ 40,6″6,420,56485K0
737104254908h 40m 22,11s+19° 40′ 11,9″6,42−0,41756K0III
ψ1 Cncψ113676904000708h 10m 13,12s+25° 50′ 40,4″6,44−1,061032K0
735994246208h 39m 24,57s+08° 01′ 03,6″6,460,32551K1III
776604457409h 04m 55,12s+32° 22′ 37,2″6,461,96259A8V
675423995808h 09m 35,19s+29° 05′ 35,1″6,47−3,933928G0II
687034034208h 14m 11,14s+17° 40′ 33,3″6,471,45329A0Vne...
782344482509h 08m 04,21s+32° 32′ 25,6″6,471,32349F2V
34 Cnc34723594190408h 32m 39,87s+10° 03′ 57,7″6,480,38541A1V
786614498409h 09m 46,45s+11° 33′ 52,3″6,483,60123F2p
792484527209h 13m 37,27s+21° 16′ 59,6″6,480,57496A2V
769084414808h 59m 26,89s+13° 04′ 27,9″6,49−1,501294K5III
81 Cnc81790964517009h 12m 17,87s+14° 59′ 43,6″6,494,9367G9V
721154183308h 31m 41,31s+18° 59′ 16,0″6,50−0,991025K0
24 Cnc A24711524138908h 26m 39,82s+24° 32′ 03,7″6,512,11248F0IIIgwiazda podwójna
37 Cnc37733164235308h 38m 05,19s+09° 34′ 28,7″6,541,25373A1V
35 Cnc35727794213308h 35m 19,47s+19° 35′ 24,3″6,550,28585G0III
ι Cnc Bι48747384310008h 46m 40,00s+28° 45′ 54,6″6,582,77188G8II...składnik układu ι Cnc
40 Cnc40736664252308h 40m 11,47s+19° 58′ 16,2″6,610,40570A1V
83 Cnc83802184569909h 18m 58,91s+17° 42′ 20,4″6,613,64128F5
38 Cnc38735754248508h 39m 42,68s+19° 46′ 42,5″6,650,59531F0III
70 Cnc70775574451209h 04m 09,87s+27° 53′ 53,9″6,670,33605A1V
42 Cnc42737854257808h 40m 43,23s+19° 43′ 09,6″6,830,87506A9III
80 Cnc80790094515309h 11m 56,93s+18° 02′ 39,0″6,871,08470A0
R Cnc6924308h 16m 33,90s+11° 43′ 35,0″7,13M7IIIemiryda
74 Cnc74783474483809h 08m 08,41s+14° 42′ 41,1″7,351,13572K0
52 Cnc52755584346308h 51m 10,83s+15° 59′ 57,8″7,381,03607G5
24 Cnc B247115308h 26m 40,10s+24° 32′ 07,0″7,81składnik układu 24 Cnc
DX Cnc08h 29m 49,34s+26° 46′ 33,7″14,8111,8M6,5V19, najbliższa gwiazda; rozbłyskowa
HM Cnc08h 06m 22,95s+15° 27′ 31,1″1600bardzo ciasny układ podwójny (2 białe karły)

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Przypisy

  1. a b c d e f g h i Naming Stars. Międzynarodowa Unia Astronomiczna, 2018-06-01. [dostęp 2018-07-10].
  2. a b Cancer, the Crab. W: Richard Hinckley Allen: Star Names Their Lore and Meaning. Nowy Jork: Dover Publications Inc., 1963, s. 107–114. ISBN 0-486-21079-0. (ang.)
  3. David Harper, L.M. Stockman: (Un)Common Star Names (ang.). Obliquity. [dostęp 2018-03-26].

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