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List of stars in Taurus

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

NameBFG.VarHDHIPRADecvis.
mag.		abs.
mag.		Dist. (ly)Sp. classNotes
Aldebaranα87291392142104h 35m 55.20s+16° 30′ 35.1″0.87−0.6365K5IIICor Tauri, Parilicium;13th-brightest star,variable
β Tauβ112354972542805h 26m 17.50s+28° 36′ 28.3″1.65−1.37131B7IIIEl Nath, Alnath, Nath
Alcyone Aη25236301770203h 47m 29.06s+24° 06′ 18.9″2.85−2.41368B7IIImember of thePleiadesstar cluster,binary star
ζ Tauζ123372022645105h 37m 38.68s+21° 08′ 33.3″2.97−2.56417B4IIIpTianguan;γ Cas variable
θ2 Tauθ278283192089404h 28m 39.67s+15° 52′ 15.4″3.400.10149A7IIIChamukuy, member of theHyades star cluster;δ Sct variable
λ Tauλ35252041872404h 00m 40.82s+12° 29′ 25.4″3.41−1.87370B3V + ASadr al Tauri, Pectus Tauri;eclipsing binary;Algol variable
ε Tauε74283052088904h 28m 36.93s+19° 10′ 49.9″3.530.15155K0IIIAin, Oculus Borealis; member of the Hyades star cluster; has aplanet (b)
ο Tauο13211201590003h 24m 48.84s+09° 01′ 44.6″3.61−0.45211G8III
Atlas A27238501784703h 49m 09.73s+24° 03′ 12.7″3.62−1.72380B8IIImember of the Pleiades star cluster;triple star
γ Tauγ54273712020504h 19m 47.53s+15° 37′ 39.7″3.650.28154G8IIIHyadum I, Prima Hyadum, Primus Hyadum; member of the Hyades star cluster
Electra17233021749903h 44m 52.52s+24° 06′ 48.4″3.72−1.56370B6IIImember of the Pleiades star cluster
ξ Tauξ24213641608303h 27m 10.12s+09° 43′ 58.0″3.73−0.44222B9VnUshakaron; eclipsing binary
δ1 Tauδ161276972045504h 22m 56.03s+17° 32′ 33.3″3.770.41153G8IIIHyadum II, Secunda Hyadum, Secundus Hyadum; member of the Hyades star cluster
θ1 Tauθ177283072088504h 28m 34.43s+15° 57′ 44.0″3.840.42158G7IIImember of the Hyades star cluster
Maia20234081757303h 45m 49.59s+24° 22′ 04.3″3.87−1.34360B8IIImember of the Pleiades star cluster
ν Tauν3830254901890704h 03m 09.38s+05° 59′ 21.5″3.910.92129A1V
5 Tauf5217541636903h 30m 52.37s+12° 56′ 12.1″4.14−1.08360K0II-III...
Merope23V971234801760803h 46m 19.56s+23° 56′ 54.5″4.14−1.07359B6IVV971 Tau; member of the Pleiades star cluster;β Cep variable
κ1 Tauκ165279342063504h 25m 22.10s+22° 17′ 38.3″4.210.85153A7IV-Vmember of the Hyades star cluster; sextuple star
88 Taud8861291402140204h 35m 39.23s+10° 09′ 39.3″4.250.93150A5m
μ Tauμ4944269121986004h 15m 32.05s+08° 53′ 32.7″4.27−1.35435B3IV
90 Tauc90293882158904h 38m 09.40s+12° 30′ 39.1″4.270.96150A6Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
τ Tauτ94297632188104h 42m 14.70s+22° 57′ 25.1″4.27−1.18400B3V
υ Tauυ69280242071104h 26m 18.39s+22° 48′ 49.3″4.280.90155A8Vnmember of the Hyades star cluster; δ Sct variable
10 Tau1011224841685203h 36m 52.52s+00° 24′ 10.2″4.293.6045F9V
Taygetaq19233381753103h 45m 12.48s+24° 28′ 02.6″4.30−0.99373B6VTaÿgete; member of the Pleiades star cluster
68 Tauδ368V776279622064804h 25m 29.32s+17° 55′ 40.8″4.301.02148A2IVV776 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster; α2 CVn variable
119 Tau119CE363892594505h 32m 12.75s+18° 35′ 39.3″4.32−4.531918M2IbRuby Star, CE Tau;semiregular variable
37 TauA137256041903804h 04m 41.66s+22° 04′ 55.4″4.360.64181K0IIIYuè (月)[1]
71 Tau71V777280522071304h 26m 20.67s+15° 37′ 06.0″4.481.08156F0V...V777 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster;spectroscopic binary; δ Sct variable
136 Tau136393572783005h 53m 19.64s+27° 36′ 44.2″4.56−1.08438A0V
ι Tauι102323012349705h 03m 05.70s+21° 35′ 24.2″4.621.13163A7Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
ρ Tauρ86289102127304h 33m 50.86s+14° 50′ 40.2″4.651.30152A8Vmember of the Hyades star cluster; δ Sct variable
σ2 Tauσ292294882168304h 39m 16.45s+15° 55′ 04.9″4.671.23159A5VnFùěr (附耳),[2] member of the Hyades star cluster
π Tauπ73281002073204h 26m 36.38s+14° 42′ 49.9″4.69−1.03455G8III
HD 28527285272102904h 30m 33.57s+16° 11′ 38.7″4.781.54145A6IVmember of the Hyades star cluster
64 Tauδ264278192054204h 24m 05.69s+17° 26′ 39.2″4.801.55146A7Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
139 Tau139401112823705h 57m 59.66s+25° 57′ 14.1″4.81−4.242103B1Ib
47 Tau4742267221974004h 13m 56.39s+09° 15′ 50.0″4.84−0.44371G5III
126 Tau126377112677705h 41m 17.72s+16° 32′ 03.1″4.84−1.96748B3IV...
114 Tauo114357082553905h 27m 38.08s+21° 56′ 13.1″4.88−1.76695B2.5IV
132 Tau132387512746805h 49m 00.96s+24° 34′ 03.2″4.88−1.14522G8IIIvar
134 Tau134388992751105h 49m 32.94s+12° 39′ 04.9″4.890.29272B9IV
104 Taum104329232383505h 07m 26.68s+18° 38′ 42.0″4.913.9152G4V
ω2 Tauω250270451999004h 17m 15.69s+20° 34′ 43.5″4.932.6493A3m
75 Tau75282922087704h 28m 26.37s+16° 21′ 34.7″4.961.08194K2IIIvar
109 Taun109345592482205h 19m 16.59s+22° 05′ 48.1″4.960.96206G8III
φ Tauφ52273822025004h 20m 21.23s+27° 21′ 03.4″4.97−0.13342K1III
111 Tau111V1119352962527805h 24m 25.31s+17° 23′ 00.8″5.004.1748F8V SBV1119 Tau;BY Draconis variable
79 Taub79283552090104h 28m 50.10s+13° 02′ 51.5″5.021.56160A7Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
Pleione28BU238621785103h 49m 11.20s+24° 08′ 12.6″5.05−0.32387B7pBU Tau; member of the Pleiades star cluster; γ Cas variable
30 Taue30237931777103h 48m 16.25s+11° 08′ 36.1″5.08−1.11565B3V
σ1 Tauσ191294792167304h 39m 09.20s+15° 48′ 00.1″5.081.74152A4mmember of the Hyades star cluster
97 Taui97V480307802256504h 51m 22.41s+18° 50′ 23.8″5.081.27189A7IV-VV480 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster; δ Sct variable
66 Taur6650278202052204h 23m 51.84s+09° 27′ 39.5″5.10−0.32396A3V
4 Taus4216861632203h 30m 24.48s+11° 20′ 11.3″5.14−0.39417A0Vn
41 Tau41GS258231917104h 06m 36.40s+27° 36′ 00.1″5.18−0.72494B9p SiGS Tau;α² CVn variable
125 Tau125374382664005h 39m 44.19s+25° 53′ 49.7″5.18−0.73495B3IV
ψ Tauψ42258671920504h 07m 00.52s+29° 00′ 04.6″5.213.0190F1V
43 G. Tau43267931979904h 14m 36.24s+10° 00′ 41.2″5.22−0.59474B9Vn
239851795403h 50m 18.91s+25° 34′ 46.7″5.241.39192A2V
58 Tau58V696274592026104h 20m 36.24s+15° 05′ 43.8″5.261.89154F0VV696 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster; δ Sct variable
κ2 Tauκ267279462064104h 25m 24.94s+22° 12′ 00.4″5.272.05144A7Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
l Taul106329772387105h 07m 48.43s+20° 25′ 06.4″5.281.65173A5V
133 Tau133386222736405h 47m 42.90s+13° 53′ 58.7″5.28−1.67799B2IV-V
46 Tau4641266901971904h 13m 33.11s+07° 42′ 57.7″5.292.45121F3V...Solar sibling candidate
40 Tau4032V1133255581895704h 03m 44.60s+05° 26′ 08.3″5.32−2.211045B3VV1133 Tau
49 Eri(49)62293352151504h 37m 13.68s+00° 59′ 54.0″5.32−1.75847B7V
29 Tauu2917234661756303h 45m 40.43s+06° 03′ 00.1″5.34−0.94588B3V
56 Tau56V724273092018604h 19m 36.69s+21° 46′ 24.9″5.340.41316A0p SiV724 Tau; α² CVn variable
34 G. Tau34256211899304h 04m 09.79s+02° 49′ 38.1″5.362.66113F6IV
121 Tau121368192624805h 35m 27.12s+24° 02′ 22.7″5.37−0.95599B2.5IV
χ Tauχ59276382043004h 22m 34.93s+25° 37′ 45.7″5.380.81267B9V
63 G. Tau63294992167004h 39m 06.10s+07° 52′ 15.6″5.381.82168A5mmember of the Hyades star cluster
44 Taup44IM263221951304h 10m 49.88s+26° 28′ 51.7″5.391.51195F2IV-VIM Tau; δ Sct variable
83 Tau83285562103604h 30m 37.30s+13° 43′ 28.0″5.402.10149F0Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
115 Tau115356712549905h 27m 10.09s+17° 57′ 44.2″5.40−1.16668B5V
237531777603h 48m 20.80s+23° 25′ 16.9″5.440.36338B8V
Celaeno16232881748903h 44m 48.20s+24° 17′ 22.5″5.450.40334B7IVmember of the Pleiades star cluster
33 G. Tau33255701897504h 03m 56.51s+08° 11′ 49.9″5.452.67117F2Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
93 Tau93295892173504h 40m 03.42s+12° 11′ 51.5″5.450.33345B8IV
36 Tau36255551900904h 04m 21.67s+24° 06′ 21.7″5.46−1.87953G0III...
81 Tau81285462103904h 30m 38.83s+15° 41′ 31.0″5.472.24145Ammember of the Pleiades star cluster
118 Tau118359432569505h 29m 16.49s+25° 09′ 01.1″5.47−0.15434B9Vn
130 Tau130385582733805h 47m 26.20s+17° 43′ 44.9″5.47−2.481268F0III
53 Tau53V1024272952017104h 19m 26.08s+21° 08′ 32.7″5.500.93267B9IVV1024 Tau; α² CVn variable; on 29 May 2032, it will be occulted byVenus but in daylight and with Venus too close to the Sun[3]: 166 
103 Tau103329902390005h 08m 06.62s+24° 15′ 54.7″5.50−4.483228B2V...
364082595005h 32m 14.14s+17° 03′ 29.4″5.50−2.171116B7III
ω1 Tauω143261621938804h 09m 09.90s+19° 36′ 33.5″5.510.76291K2III
315392304304h 57m 22.35s+17° 09′ 13.3″5.51−0.29472K1III
116 Tau116357702555505h 27m 45.61s+15° 52′ 26.8″5.52−0.67565B9.5Vn
72 Tau72281492078904h 27m 17.45s+22° 59′ 46.9″5.530.01415B7V
44 Eri(44)54283752088404h 28m 32.11s+01° 22′ 51.1″5.530.17385B3V
122 Tau122371472638205h 37m 03.71s+17° 02′ 25.5″5.531.87176F0Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
135 Tau135390192758105h 50m 28.90s+14° 18′ 20.5″5.540.63312G9III:
12 Tau1213227961710303h 39m 51.14s+03° 03′ 24.6″5.550.10400G6III:
57 Tauh57V483273972021904h 19m 57.63s+14° 02′ 06.9″5.582.32146F3V...V483 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster; δ Sct variable
80 Tau80284852099504h 30m 08.53s+15° 38′ 16.4″5.582.38142F0V...member of the Hyades star cluster
390042762905h 50m 58.11s+27° 58′ 04.2″5.600.29376G7III:
137 Tau137V809393172774305h 52m 22.30s+14° 10′ 18.5″5.60−0.39515B9p...V809 Tau; α² CVn variable
32 Tau32247401847103h 56m 52.03s+22° 28′ 41.7″5.622.36146F2IV
51 Tau51271762008704h 18m 23.14s+21° 34′ 45.8″5.641.95179F0Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
63 Tau63277492048404h 23m 25.00s+16° 46′ 38.4″5.642.27154A1mmember of the Hyades star cluster
18 Tau18233241752703h 45m 09.73s+24° 50′ 21.7″5.660.40368B8V
31 Tau3121242631808903h 52m 00.22s+06° 32′ 05.7″5.66−1.01704B5V
26 G. Tau26253301880504h 01m 46.13s+09° 59′ 52.9″5.67−0.52565B5V
60 G. Tau60289782129504h 34m 08.28s+05° 34′ 07.1″5.670.18408A2Vs
120 Tau120V960365762606405h 33m 31.63s+18° 32′ 24.8″5.67−3.131874B2IV-VeV960 Tau;Be star
13 Tau13230161730903h 42m 18.94s+19° 42′ 01.0″5.680.19409B9Vn
45 Tau4538264621955404h 11m 20.20s+05° 31′ 22.9″5.712.78126F4Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
60 Tau60V775276282040004h 22m 03.45s+14° 04′ 38.1″5.722.42149A3mV775 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster; spectroscopic binary; δ Sct variable
282262084204h 28m 00.72s+21° 37′ 12.0″5.722.32156Ammember of the Hyades star cluster
131 Tau131385452731605h 47m 13.15s+14° 29′ 18.3″5.720.16422A3Vn
296462181904h 41m 19.74s+28° 36′ 54.2″5.730.67335A2V
6 Taut68219331651103h 32m 35.93s+09° 22′ 24.8″5.760.57355B9IV
Sterope I21234321757903h 45m 54.46s+24° 33′ 16.6″5.760.39387B8VAsterope; member of the Pleiades star cluster
49 G. Tau49274972026804h 20m 41.25s+06° 07′ 51.3″5.760.17428G8III-IV
117 Tau117358022558305h 28m 01.60s+17° 14′ 21.3″5.77−0.90704M1III
89 Tau89293752158804h 38m 09.38s+16° 02′ 00.2″5.782.49148F0Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
99 Tau99315532306804h 57m 48.65s+23° 56′ 54.9″5.79−0.01471G8III:
98 Tauk98315922308804h 58m 09.38s+25° 03′ 01.9″5.791.00296A0V
V711 Tau10V711224681684603h 36m 47.31s+00° 35′ 17.4″5.823.5194G5IV/V +K1IVRS CVn variable
370982639605h 37m 08.84s+26° 55′ 28.3″5.830.00477B9IV-V
105 Tau105V1155329912388305h 07m 55.43s+21° 42′ 17.4″5.84−1.661032B2VeV1155 Tau; Be star; on 7 April 2032, it will be occulted bySaturn overNew Zealand, thePacific Ocean, the NW half ofNorth America,Greenland[3]: 165 
HU TauHU293652160404h 38m 15.84s+20° 41′ 05.1″5.850.63361B8VAlgol variable
282172080404h 27m 28.77s+11° 12′ 44.4″5.870.00487B8IV
289292132304h 34m 37.99s+28° 57′ 40.3″5.880.11466B9p...
252021873504h 00m 48.69s+18° 11′ 38.6″5.892.60148F4V...member of the Hyades star cluster
260381928404h 07m 59.41s+17° 20′ 23.7″5.890.77345K5III
39 TauA239256801907604h 05m 20.15s+22° 00′ 33.2″5.904.7855G5V
76 Tau76282942087304h 28m 23.34s+14° 44′ 27.7″5.902.23177F0IVmember of the Hyades star cluster
18 G. Tau18235261759503h 46m 09.36s+06° 48′ 13.2″5.910.84337G9III
276392041704h 22m 22.73s+20° 49′ 17.1″5.91−2.741753M0III
6 G. Tau6217551635803h 30m 45.40s+06° 11′ 19.5″5.93−0.07517G8III
V1156 TauV1156332042401905h 09m 45.06s+28° 01′ 50.2″5.932.24178A5mmember of the Hyades star cluster
261711937604h 09m 01.56s+13° 23′ 53.9″5.940.26445B9.5V
7 Tau7220911666403h 34m 26.62s+24° 27′ 52.1″5.95−0.06519A3V
243571817003h 53m 09.96s+17° 19′ 37.8″5.972.88135F4Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
279012061404h 24m 57.06s+19° 02′ 31.5″5.972.52160F4Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
309122269704h 52m 47.09s+27° 53′ 51.3″5.970.81352F2IV
301972217604h 46m 16.78s+18° 44′ 05.5″5.991.16302K4III
V1141 TauV1141277422049304h 23m 32.36s+20° 58′ 55.7″6.000.15482B8IV-V
129 Tau129384782726505h 46m 45.49s+15° 49′ 21.0″6.00−1.15879B8IIIMNp...
85 Tau85286772113704h 31m 51.69s+15° 51′ 05.9″6.012.75147F4V...member of the Hyades star cluster
59 G. Tau59289302126904h 33m 48.18s+09° 24′ 49.0″6.010.21470G8III
V1116 TauV1116291692145904h 36m 29.07s+23° 20′ 27.5″6.012.78144F5IVδ Sct variable; member of the Hyades star cluster
260151926104h 07m 41.91s+15° 09′ 46.2″6.022.66153F3Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
210511585003h 24m 10.11s+12° 37′ 46.7″6.030.27462K0III-IV
386702742105h 48m 22.36s+20° 52′ 10.3″6.03−0.28595B9Vn
399702815405h 56m 56.12s+24° 14′ 58.9″6.03A0Ia
239501792103h 49m 55.06s+22° 14′ 39.3″6.051.08321B8III
33 Tau33V817247691848503h 57m 03.80s+23° 10′ 32.1″6.05−0.01531B9.5IVV817 Tau
V1143 Tau51V1143281142071504h 26m 21.10s+08° 35′ 25.0″6.06−0.25597B6IVβ Cep variable
232581745303h 44m 28.19s+20° 55′ 43.6″6.091.72243A0V
24 G. Tau24248171848103h 57m 01.70s+06° 02′ 24.5″6.091.70246A2Vn
265461964104h 12m 31.32s+17° 16′ 39.0″6.091.38285K0III
96 Tau96306052244104h 49m 44.08s+15° 54′ 15.3″6.09−2.091411K3III
110 Tau110351892521605h 23m 37.72s+16° 41′ 57.7″6.090.41445A2IV
11 Tau11228051718103h 40m 46.30s+25° 19′ 46.3″6.110.09522A2IV
274292025504h 20m 25.04s+18° 44′ 33.8″6.112.73154F3:V...member of the Hyades star cluster
14 G. Tau14228191712003h 39m 59.55s−01° 07′ 16.4″6.120.56421G5
345792482005h 19m 14.71s+20° 08′ 04.8″6.120.51431G8III+...
14 Tau14231831740803h 43m 47.14s+19° 39′ 54.6″6.130.99347G8III
220721664103h 34m 08.32s+17° 50′ 00.9″6.143.00138K1IVe...
V1137 TauV1137265711967204h 12m 51.25s+22° 24′ 48.5″6.14−1.361032B9IIIsp...α² CVn variable
53 G. Tau53283222084804h 28m 03.62s+01° 51′ 30.9″6.140.99349G9III
274832028404h 20m 52.66s+13° 51′ 52.1″6.152.84150F6V...member of the Hyades star cluster
239231790003h 49m 43.52s+23° 42′ 43.1″6.170.84380B8V
226951705803h 39m 25.73s+16° 32′ 12.4″6.180.72403K0III
95 Tau95298592196104h 43m 13.75s+24° 05′ 20.3″6.182.69163F7IV-V
248021850803h 57m 26.39s+24° 27′ 43.0″6.19−1.401072K0
365892607205h 33m 38.84s+20° 28′ 27.2″6.19−0.76799B6V
324822358905h 04m 21.58s+21° 16′ 40.8″6.20−0.18615K0
348102497705h 20m 56.62s+19° 48′ 51.7″6.20−0.21625K0III
294592168904h 39m 23.14s+25° 13′ 05.9″6.210.97363A5Vn
52 G. Tau52281912077104h 27m 00.66s+02° 04′ 46.4″6.230.81395K1III
113 Tau113355322541005h 26m 05.72s+16° 42′ 00.6″6.23−0.28655B2Vn
V731 TauV731379672696405h 43m 19.50s+23° 12′ 15.9″6.23−1.411098B2.5Veγ Cas variable; Be star
40 G. Tau40266761972004h 13m 34.55s+10° 12′ 45.1″6.240.30502B8Vn
288672125104h 33m 33.04s+18° 01′ 00.3″6.240.68423B9IVn
267031973604h 13m 49.83s+12° 45′ 13.5″6.251.04359K0
108 Tau108340532451205h 15m 27.66s+22° 17′ 05.5″6.26−0.26657A2V
368592629105h 35m 55.52s+27° 39′ 44.7″6.27−0.68799K0
24 Tau242362903h 47m 20.90s+24° 06′ 58.0″6.28A0V
84 Tau84V1146285952108204h 31m 07.16s+15° 06′ 18.6″6.280.55455M3IIIV1146 Tau
213791609503h 27m 18.67s+12° 44′ 07.1″6.291.20340A0Vs
361602580605h 30m 43.32s+22° 27′ 44.3″6.290.87395K0
V766 TauV766241551803303h 51m 15.86s+13° 02′ 46.1″6.300.63443B9p Siα² CVn variable
251751871704h 00m 36.89s+17° 17′ 48.2″6.31−0.95924A0V
48 Tau48V1099269111987704h 15m 46.21s+15° 24′ 02.7″6.313.07145F5VvarV1099 Tau; member of the Hyades star cluster
47 G. Tau47273862018804h 19m 37.43s+10° 07′ 17.5″6.310.05583K0
V774 Tau45V774269231985904h 15m 28.86s+06° 11′ 13.6″6.324.6969G0IV...BY Draconis variable
291042140804h 35m 42.57s+19° 52′ 54.6″6.330.56464G5II-III+...
313622294904h 56m 15.59s+24° 35′ 32.1″6.333.15141F0
62 Tau62277782053304h 23m 59.76s+24° 18′ 03.7″6.34−0.40726B3V
301222212804h 45m 42.46s+23° 37′ 40.9″6.34−0.33704B5III
243681820103h 53m 34.46s+25° 40′ 58.7″6.350.52478A2V
25 G. Tau25251021865803h 59m 40.41s+10° 19′ 49.5″6.353.38128F5Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
347622498405h 20m 59.34s+27° 57′ 26.3″6.35−0.29695B9IV
377842685305h 42m 03.99s+22° 39′ 37.4″6.351.14359K2
312362285004h 54m 58.32s+19° 29′ 07.6″6.362.19222F3IVmember of the Hyades star cluster
1 G. Tau1210181580703h 23m 38.99s+04° 52′ 55.6″6.37−1.301116G5III
280862069804h 26m 01.34s+04° 22′ 24.6″6.37−0.06631K0
58 G. Tau58287362115204h 32m 04.74s+05° 24′ 36.1″6.373.19141F5Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
282712090404h 28m 51.98s+30° 21′ 41.5″6.382.71177F7V
225221692403h 37m 47.82s+15° 25′ 50.2″6.402.05241A5IV
5 G. Tau5215851622603h 29m 03.80s+03° 14′ 55.3″6.410.68455G5
278602055804h 24m 14.47s+12° 09′ 28.9″6.42−0.28713K0
374392661605h 39m 27.11s+21° 45′ 46.8″6.42−0.11660A1Vn
Sterope II22234411758803h 46m 02.89s+24° 31′ 40.8″6.431.25354A0VnAsterope; member of the Pleiades star cluster
237121775903h 48m 06.56s+24° 59′ 18.5″6.44−0.33738K5
70 Tau70279912066104h 25m 37.25s+15° 56′ 27.9″6.443.10152F7Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
373292657105h 38m 57.36s+26° 37′ 05.1″6.450.87426G9III
2 G. Tau2210321580003h 23m 36.31s+00° 54′ 37.1″6.471.20369K0
26 Tau26238221783203h 48m 56.91s+23° 51′ 26.2″6.472.11243F0
55 G. Tau55285052098504h 30m 02.30s+10° 15′ 44.7″6.471.22365G8III
382632711605h 45m 01.30s+12° 53′ 18.1″6.471.33348A3
326422369505h 05m 32.11s+19° 48′ 24.3″6.480.71464A5m
385242735305h 47m 34.66s+25° 34′ 07.1″6.48−0.95997K1III
9 G. Tau9222111669503h 34m 49.10s+06° 25′ 03.8″6.490.84439G0
37 G. Tau37262921943404h 09m 43.04s+03° 19′ 22.2″6.492.51204F2
SZ TauSZ292602151704h 37m 14.78s+18° 32′ 35.0″6.49−1.041045F5Ibδ Cep variable
Y Tau383072718105h 45m 39.41s+20° 41′ 41.1″6.5−1.12170C6.5carbon star
226151702603h 39m 00.06s+20° 54′ 57.1″6.500.60494Am...
285682105304h 30m 46.74s+16° 08′ 55.5″6.503.43134F5Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
9 Tau9223741685903h 36m 58.03s+23° 12′ 40.0″6.721.08437A2p
101 Tau101318452321404h 59m 44.27s+15° 55′ 00.5″6.753.57141F5Vmember of the Hyades star cluster
HD 24496244961826703h 54m 28.03s+16° 36′ 57.8″6.813.36160G5binary star
55 Tau55273832021504h 19m 54.78s+16° 31′ 21.6″6.853.68140F7V+...member of the Hyades star cluster
HD 24040240401796003h 50m 22.97s+17° 28′ 34.9″7.524.18152G0has a planet (b)
HD 32963329632638105h 07m 56.0s+26° 19′ 41″7.6G5IVhas a planet (b)
HD 37124371242388405h 37m 02.49s+20° 43′ 50.8″7.685.07108G4Vhas three planets (b,c &d)
Alcyone Bη2360703h 47m 19.20s+24° 08′ 22.0″8.30component of the Alcyone system
HD 28678286782110904h 31m 25s+04° 34′ 31″8.54740K0DHoggar,[4] has a planet (b)
RV TauriRV28386804h 47m 06.73s+26° 10′ 45.6″9.41~20000K3pvprototype of theRV Tauri-type variables;Vmax = 9.8m,Vmin = 13.3m
HD 2836682836682083404h 27m 53.0s+24° 26′ 41″9.44138has a planet (b)
T TauriT2844192039004h 21m 59.43s+19° 32′ 06.4″9.603.36576G5Veprototype of theT Tauri-type variables
HD 2841492841491917604h 06m 39.0s+20° 18′ 11″9.63353F8has a planet (b)
HD 28612328612304h 55m 04.0s+18° 39′ 16″9.8434F9Vhas a planet (b)
Gliese 1762859682193204h 42m 55.78s+18° 57′ 29.4″9.9710.1031M2.5Vhas a planet (b)
HD 2855072855071920704h 07m 01.0s+15° 20′ 06″10.5135K5has a planet (b)
HD 2838692838692227104h 47m 42.0s+26° 09′ 00″10.6155has a planet (b)
K2-13604h 29m 38.99s+22° 52′ 57.8″11.20192K5Vmember of the Hyades star cluster; has three transiting planets (b,c,d)
V830 Tau04h 33m 10.0s+24° 33′ 43″12.1427M0has a planet (b)
WASP-15204h 10m 41.0s+24° 24′ 07″12.56603G7Vhas a transiting planet (b)
CL TauCL04h 38m 45.0s+08° 05′ 46″13T Tauhas a planet (b)
CI TauCI04h 33m 52.0s+22° 50′ 30″13K4IVhas a planet (b)
FW TauFW04h 29m 30.0s+26° 16′ 53″15.5473M4has a planet (b)
Crab Pulsar05h 34m 31.95s+22° 00′ 52.1″16.56500FBaade's Star; PSR B0531+21, CM Tau;pulsar in theCrab Nebula
2M J04414404h 41m 44.90s+23° 01′ 51.4″455M8.5has a planet
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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References

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  1. ^Ian Ridpath's Startales - Taurus the Bull
  2. ^"AEEA (Activities of Exhibition and Education in Astronomy) 天文教育資訊網 2006 年 5 月 23 日". Archived fromthe original on 2014-02-26. Retrieved2015-08-18.
  3. ^abMeeus, Jan (2002). "Mutual occultations of planets".More Mathematical Astronomy Morsels(PDF). pp. 174–185.ISBN 0943396743.
  4. ^"Algeria".NameExoWorlds. Retrieved2019-12-23.
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