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This is the list of notablestars in theconstellationVulpecula, sorted by decreasing brightness.

NameBFVarHDHIPRADecvis.
mag.		abs.
mag.		Dist. (ly)Sp. classNotes
α Vulα61834399577119h 28m 42.33s+24° 39′ 53.7″4.40−0.36291M1IIIAnser;[1] suspectedvariable,Vmax = 4.39m,Vmin = 4.46m
23 Vul231928069987420h 15m 46.14s+27° 48′ 51.1″4.52−0.58327K3- III Fe-1
31 Vul(r)[2]3119880910300420h 52m 07.68s+27° 05′ 49.0″4.560.77228G7IIIa Fe-1 Ba
13 Vul131882609788619h 53m 27.68s+24° 04′ 46.3″4.57−0.64359B9.5III
15 Vul15NT1898499854320h 01m 06.01s+27° 45′ 12.8″4.660.49222A4IIIα² CVn variable,Vmax = 4.62m,Vmin = 4.67m,P = 14 d
1 Vul11805549470319h 16m 13.04s+21° 23′ 25.6″4.76−2.47911B4IVsuspected variable,Vmax = 4.57m,Vmin = 4.77m
HR 7739QR1926859982420h 15m 15.89s+25° 35′ 31.1″4.79−3.041199B3Vγ Cas variable,Vmax = 4.6m,Vmin = 4.8m
29 Vul2919672410186720h 38m 31.29s+21° 12′ 04.2″4.810.73213A0V
12 Vul12V3951878119767919h 51m 04.09s+22° 36′ 36.3″4.90−1.49619B2.5VBe star,Vmax = 4.78m,Vmin = 4.97m
30 Vul3019775210238820h 44m 52.52s+25° 16′ 15.8″4.92−0.32365K2III
9 Vul91846069627519h 34m 34.89s+19° 46′ 24.2″5.00−1.35608B8IIInsuspected variable,Vmax = 4.99m,Vmin = 5.08m
32 Vul(q)[2]3219916910320020h 54m 33.64s+28° 03′ 27.5″5.03−1.75739K4IIIsuspected variable,Vmax = 4.99m,Vmin = 5.06m
28 Vul2819674010186820h 38m 31.91s+24° 06′ 57.5″5.06−0.84493B5IV
17 Vul171909939908020h 06m 53.40s+23° 36′ 51.9″5.08−0.80488B3V
4 Vul41827629549819h 25m 28.54s+19° 47′ 54.7″5.140.84237K0III
22 Vul22QS1927139985320h 15m 30.24s+23° 30′ 32.1″5.15−5.444347G2Ib SBAlgol variable, ΔV = 0.12m,P = 249.083 d
3 Vul3V3771822559526019h 22m 50.88s+26° 15′ 44.7″5.18−0.24402B6III53 Persei variable, ΔV = 0.03m,P = 1.26239 d
21 Vul21NU1925189973820h 14m 14.52s+28° 41′ 41.5″5.190.18327A7IVnδ Sct variable
16 Vul161900049863620h 02m 01.37s+24° 56′ 16.3″5.231.17211F2III
24 Vul241929449995120h 16m 47.08s+24° 40′ 16.1″5.30−0.50472G8III
33 Vul3319969710351120h 58m 16.35s+22° 19′ 33.3″5.30−0.13397K4III
35 Vul3520441410596621h 27m 40.03s+27° 36′ 30.8″5.391.66182A1V
2 Vul2ES1809689482719h 17m 43.64s+23° 01′ 32.0″5.42−3.391918B0.5IVβ Cep variable, ΔV = 0.06m,P = 0.6096 d
10 Vul101864869707719h 43m 42.92s+25° 46′ 18.7″5.500.31356G8III
25 Vul2519391110043520h 22m 03.43s+24° 26′ 46.0″5.50−3.211801B8IIInsuspected variable,Vmax = 5.51m,Vmin = 5.54m
19 Vul191920049951820h 11m 47.97s+26° 48′ 32.5″5.51−2.961614K3II-III
18 Vul181917479940420h 10m 33.52s+26° 54′ 14.9″5.53−0.04420A3IIIδ Sct variable,Vmax = 5.52m,Vmin = 5.53m
HD 1879821879829776519h 52m 01.59s+24° 59′ 31.8″5.54−3.151781A1Iabsuspected variable,Vmax = 5.52m,Vmin = 5.58m
HD 1884851884859796119h 54m 31.06s+24° 19′ 09.8″5.56−0.25472A0IIIvariable star, ΔV = 0.005m,P = 0.31928 d
27 Vul2719650410171620h 37m 04.66s+26° 27′ 43.1″5.590.73305B9V
5 Vul51829199556019h 26m 13.24s+20° 05′ 52.2″5.601.47218A0V
T VulT19872610294920h 51m 28.24s+28° 15′ 01.9″5.66−2.891672F5Ibclassical Cepheid,Vmax = 5.41m,Vmin = 6.09m,P = 4.435462 d
HD 19457719457710075420h 25m 40.52s+21° 24′ 34.8″5.66−0.43543G6IIIsuspected variable, ΔV = 0.04m
HD 20392520392510570321h 24m 33.97s+26° 10′ 28.4″5.671.53220A8III
14 Vul141894109837519h 59m 10.58s+23° 06′ 04.6″5.682.26158F0
HD 20380320380310565221h 23m 58.74s+24° 16′ 26.7″5.701.98181F1IV
HD 1781871781879384519h 06m 38.36s+24° 15′ 02.7″5.780.74332A4III
8 Vul81834919578519h 28m 57.08s+24° 46′ 07.3″5.82−0.04484K0IIIsuspected variable
HD 1829551829559558219h 26m 28.69s+19° 53′ 29.8″5.850.12455M0IIIslow irregular variable, ΔV = 0.01m
HD 1899441899449860920h 01m 44.71s+24° 48′ 01.5″5.88−0.69672B4V
HD 1840101840109601619h 31m 21.61s+26° 37′ 01.6″5.892.03193K0III-IVsuspected variable
20 Vul201920449953120h 12m 00.70s+26° 28′ 43.8″5.91−1.811140B7Ve...variable star,Vmax = 5.87m,Vmin = 5.92m
HD 19675319675310187020h 38m 34.99s+23° 40′ 49.8″5.91−3.001976K0II-III+..
HD 1871931871939740219h 47m 48.50s+25° 23′ 02.8″6.000.56400K0II-III
HD 1796481796489438219h 12m 36.72s+21° 33′ 16.4″6.02−1.431006A2Vn
HD 19682119682110191920h 39m 10.63s+21° 49′ 02.7″6.08−1.19926A0IIIsuspected variable
HD 20105120105110417221h 06m 23.45s+26° 55′ 27.9″6.130.99348K0II-III
3 Cyg(3)1828079549219h 25m 25.87s+24° 54′ 51.5″6.193.9790F7V
HD 20385820385810566021h 24m 07.42s+25° 18′ 44.6″6.20−0.17612A2V
HD 1784761784769397519h 08m 03.49s+21° 41′ 55.5″6.223.01143F3V
HD 1918771918779947920h 11m 21.02s+21° 52′ 29.9″6.24−8.556200B1Ib
HD 19309419309410001820h 17m 31.54s+29° 08′ 51.0″6.240.98367G9III
PS VulPS1865189709119h 43m 55.97s+27° 08′ 07.5″6.28−4.354347B7V + G1:IIIAlgol variable,Vmax = 6.28m,Vmin = 6.35m,P = 3.8173 d
V387 VulV3871765419327018h 59m 58.12s+22° 48′ 52.2″6.28−0.55756M4IIIsemiregular variable
HD 20320620320610534421h 20m 14.07s+22° 01′ 34.2″6.290.20539B6IVsuspected variable
HR 7556V3791876409757219h 49m 54.72s+28° 26′ 22.8″6.29−2.131698B5Vrotating ellipsoidal variable,Vmax = 6.22m,Vmin = 6.29m
HD 1827611827619548719h 25m 22.40s+20° 16′ 18.4″6.310.87400A0V
HD 1849611849619641719h 36m 08.35s+22° 35′ 08.8″6.330.11571B9sp...suspected variable
7 Vul71835379581819h 29m 20.90s+20° 16′ 47.2″6.34−0.50760B5Vnvariable star, ΔV = 0.009m,P = 0.55923 d
HD 20388620388610568921h 24m 23.11s+24° 31′ 42.3″6.350.39508K0III
HD 19569219569210130020h 31m 58.19s+25° 48′ 18.1″6.371.82264Am
HD 1824221824229534019h 23m 46.93s+20° 15′ 51.7″6.40−1.301132B9.5V
26 Vul2619636210164120h 36m 08.32s+25° 52′ 57.4″6.40−0.26701A5III
HD 1860211860219685619h 41m 14.65s+22° 27′ 10.0″6.43−1.801442K0Iab:
HD 1769711769719344319h 01m 49.42s+22° 15′ 51.8″6.440.92414A4V
HD 1903221903229877220h 03m 38.81s+22° 56′ 27.9″6.450.46513K2
HD 1876141876149757319h 49m 55.81s+27° 05′ 06.6″6.460.64475G8III
HD 1896711896719845820h 00m 15.36s+26° 11′ 16.5″6.49−1.791475G8II
HD 19603519603510150520h 34m 09.98s+20° 59′ 06.7″6.49−1.791475B3IV
HD 1854361854369660119h 38m 17.79s+20° 47′ 00.5″6.500.28572K0III
HD 1900661900669866120h 02m 22.11s+22° 09′ 05.4″6.50−3.753663B1Iab
BW VulBW19914010319120h 54m 22.39s+28° 31′ 19.2″6.54−2.131772B2IIIvarβ Cep variable,Vmax = 6.44m,Vmin = 6.68m,P = 0.20104117 d
HR 7222LT1773929360319h 03m 42.48s+21° 16′ 06.1″6.62373F2IIIδ Sct variable,Vmax = 6.52m,Vmin = 6.62m,P = 0.109 d
HD 192913MW1929139992720h 16m 27.20s+27° 46′ 33.9″6.641610A0pα2 CVn variable,Vmax = 6.62m,Vmin = 6.7m,P = 16.846 d
SV VulSV1879219771719h 51m 03.91s+27° 27′ 36.8″6.744100G2.5:Iabclassical Cepheid,Vmax = 6.72m,Vmin = 7.79m,P = 44.993 d
RS VulRS1809399482219h 17m 39.99s+22° 26′ 28.4″6.85939B5V+G0III-IVAlgol variable,Vmax = 6.79m,Vmin = 7.83m,P = 4.4776635 d
HIP 10096319503410096320h 28m 11.81s+22° 07′ 44.4″7.0992.04G5solar twin
U VulU1850599645819h 36m 37.73s+20° 19′ 58.6″7.154900F5:Iabvclassical Cepheid,Vmax = 6.73m,Vmin = 7.54m,P = 7.990676 d
HD 1902281902289871420h 03m 00.77s+28° 18′ 24.7″7.313.34203G5IVhas a planet (b)
Z VulZ1819879516319h 21m 39.11s+25° 34′ 29.4″7.33626B2V+B9Vclassical Cepheid,Vmax = 7.25m,Vmin = 8.9m,P = 2.454934 d
ER VulER20039110383321h 02m 25.91s+27° 48′ 26.4″7.37169.5G0V+G5VW UMa variable,Vmax = 7.27m,Vmin = 7.49m,P = 0.69809409 d
HD 189733V4521897339850520h 00m 43.71s+22° 42′ 39.1″7.676.2662.9K1-K2planetary transit andBY Dra variable, ΔV = 0.03m,P = 2.218573 d, has atransiting planet (b)
HD 188037NS18803719h 52m 30.08s+22° 27′ 14.4″7.76A2slow irregular variable,Vmax = 7.75m,Vmin = 8.12m
V VulV34066720h 36m 32.02s+26° 36′ 14.5″8.05G8:IabvRV Tau variable,Vmax = 8.05m,Vmin = 9.75m,P = 76.07 d
HD 20162620162610448621h 09m 59.27s+26° 36′ 54.9″8.16738C-H2IV: C2 3.5 CH5 CN2.5CH star
HD 1880151880159776919h 52m 04.54s+28° 06′ 01.4″8.224.61172G5IVhas aplanet (b)
HD 203030V45720303010523221h 18m 58.22s+26° 13′ 50.0″8.45133.3G8VBY Dra variable, ΔV = 0.04m,P = 6.664 d, has a planet (b)
S VulS33886719h 48m 23.81s+27° 17′ 11.4″8.69K0classical Cepheid,Vmax = 8.69m,Vmin = 9.42m,P = 68.464 d
DR VulDR33977020h 13m 46.85s+26° 45′ 01.6″8.71B8Algol variable,Vmax = 8.65m,Vmin = 9.27m,P = 2.2508645 d
X VulX3392799821219h 57m 28.61s+26° 33′ 23.3″8.8723000K5classical Cepheid,Vmax = 8.33m,Vmin = 9.22m,P = 6.319588 d
BD+23 39123459579942320h 10m 48.16s+23° 57′ 54.5″8.93315.9G0V:halo star
BE VulBE34020120h 25m 33.64s+27° 22′ 09.1″9.79A0Algol variable,Vmax = 9.78m,Vmin = 11.31m,P = 1.552044 d
BP VulBP35217910074520h 25m 33.25s+21° 02′ 18.0″9.952000A7Algol variable
BS VulBS34465019h 37m 26.51s+21° 55′ 50.4″10.08F2β Lyr variable,Vmax = 10.9m,Vmin = 11.6m,P = 0.47597147 d
BO VulBO34528719h 56m 29.07s+23° 54′ 45.0″10.12F0Algol variable
HAT-P-4934009920h 21m 46.0s+26° 41′ 34″10.211050A5has aplanet (b)
HD 186943QY1869439728119h 46m 15.94s+28° 16′ 19.1″10.23WN3+O9.5VWolf–Rayet star andeclipsing binary
WW VulWW34436119h 25m 58.75s+21° 12′ 31.3″10.25A3UX Ori variable,Vmax = 10.25m,Vmin = 12.94m
AW VulAW34042020h 29m 01.67s+24° 48′ 27.9″11.40F0Algol variable,Vmax = 10.8m,Vmin = 11.9m,P = 0.80645141 d
Wolf 134634061110151620h 34m 21.88s+25° 03′ 49.7″11.5550.68DA2.4white dwarf
PX VulPX19h 26m 40.26s+23° 53′ 50.9″11.83F3Orion variable,Vmax = 11.4m,Vmin = 12.8m
G 185-32PY19h 37m 13.17s+27° 43′ 18.1″12.97DApulsating white dwarf, ΔV = 0.02m
GD 385PT19h 52m 27.88s+25° 09′ 29.1″15.11124DA4.2pulsating white dwarf, ΔV = 0.05m
XTE J1859+226[3]V40618h 58m 41.58s+22° 39′ 29.6″G5V-K0Vlow-mass X-ray binary
TOI-520520h 55m 04.91s+24° 21′ 38.7″15.9285M4Vhas a transitingexoplanet (b)
LV VulLV19h 48m 00.52s+27° 10′ 19.3″16.9nova,Vmax = 4.5m,Vmin = 16.9m
PW VulPW19h 26m 05.06s+27° 21′ 58.8″16.9nova,Vmax = 6.4m,Vmin = 16.9m
VW VulVW20h 57m 45.07s+25° 30′ 25.7″17.0Z Cam variable,Vmax = 13.1m,Vmin = 17.0m,P = 0.1687 d
QU VulQU20h 26m 45.94s+27° 50′ 42.2″17.9nova,Vmax = 5.3m,Vmin = 17.9m
NQ VulNQ19h 29m 14.69s+20° 27′ 59.6″18nova,Vmax = 6.01m,Vmin = 18m
GS 2000+25QZ20h 02m 49.58s+25° 14′ 11.3″18.2K3V-K6VX-ray nova
V458 VulV45819h 54m 24.61s+20° 52′ 52.6″18.3nova,Vmax = 8.1m,Vmin = 18.3m,P = 0.06812255 d
QV VulQV19h 04m 40.32s+21° 46′ 14.2″19nova,Vmax = 7m,Vmin = 19m
CK Vul11[4]CK19h 47m 38.1s+27° 18′ 48″20.0Anthelm's Star; nova,Vmax = 2.7m,Vmin = 20.0m
PU VulPU20h 21m 13.32s+21° 34′ 18.7″A4II-F8Iab + M6IIIenova
WR 125V37819h 28m 15.62s+19° 33′ 21.4″WCe+...Wolf–Rayet star
QQ VulQQ20h 05m 41.91s+22° 39′ 58.7″M2AM Her variable
PSR B1919+2119h 21m 44.81s+21° 53′ 02.3″2283firstpulsar discovered
PSR B1930+2219h 32m 22.86s+22° 20′ 52.1″pulsar
PSR B1937+2119h 39m 38.56s+21° 35′ 59.1″millisecond pulsar
PSR B1953+2919h 55m 27.88s+29° 08′ 43.5″millisecond pulsar
PSR B2020+2820h 22m 37.07s+28° 54′ 23.1″pulsar
PSR J2007+272220h 07m 15.77s+27° 22′ 47.7″17200pulsar
V407 VulV40719h 14m 26.09s+24° 56′ 44.6″AM CVn variable
Table legend:

 • Name =Proper name
 • B =Bayer designation
 • F or/and G. =Flamsteed designation orGould designation
 • Var =Variable star designation
 • HD =Henry Draper Catalogue designation number
 • HIP =Hipparcos Catalogue designation number
 • RA =Right ascension for theEpoch/Equinox J2000.0
 • Dec =Declination for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0

 • vis. mag. = visual magnitude (m ormv), also known asapparent magnitude
 • abs. mag. =absolute magnitude (Mv)
 • Dist. (ly) = Distance inlight-years from Earth
 • Sp. class = Spectral class of the star in thestellar classification system
 • Notes = Common name(s) or alternate name(s); comments; notable properties [for example: multiple star status, range of variability if it is a variable star, exoplanets, etc.]

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Notes

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  1. ^D. Hoffleit and W. H. Warren, Jr.,TheBright Star Catalogue, 5th Revised Ed. (Preliminary Version) - database entry:HR 7405.
  2. ^abInFlamsteed'sstar catalogue andatlases.
    Map of constellations Lyra, Cygnus, Lacerta, Vulpec, Anser, and Sagitta. - Flamsteed, John. 1729. Atlas coelestisArchived 2011-07-27 at theWayback Machine: Linda Hall Library.
  3. ^"XTE J1859-226 Fact Sheet - StarDate's Black Hole Encyclopedia".
  4. ^Wagman, Morton (2003)Lost Stars, McDonald and Woodward, Blacksburg, Virginia, p.494.ISBN 0-939923-78-5.

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