// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhy did Lyra's stars go to therapy? They had a lot of twinkle issues.

This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Lyra, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Name	B	F	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
Vega	α	3		172167	91262	18h 36m 56.19s	+38° 46′ 58.8″	0.03	0.58	25	A0Vvar	Wega, Fidis, Harp Star, Al Nesr al Waki, Vulture Cadens; 5th brightest star, has a dust disk; δ Sct variable, Vmax = -0.02m, Vmin = 0.07m, P = 0.19 d
γ Lyr	γ	14		176437	93194	18h 58m 56.62s	+32° 41′ 22.4″	3.25	−3.20	634	B9III	Sulafat, Sulaphat; suspected variable, Vmax = 3.23m, Vmin = 3.26m
β Lyr A	β	10		174638	92420	18h 50m 04.79s	+33° 21′ 45.6″	3.52	−3.64	881	A8:V comp SB	Sheliak, Shelyak, Shiliak; prototype β Lyr variable, Vmax = 3.30m, Vmin = 4.35m, P = 12.94061713 d
R Lyr	π	13	R	175865	92862	18h 55m 20.09s	+43° 56′ 45.2″	4.08	−1.07	349	M5IIIvar	Niandao, semiregular variable, Vmax = 3.81m, Vmin = 4.44m, P = 46 d
δ2 Lyr	δ2	12		175588	92791	18h 54m 30.29s	+36° 53′ 55.0″	4.22	−2.98	898	M4IIvar	Jiantai, semiregular variable, Vmax = 4.22m, Vmin = 4.33m
κ Lyr	κ	1		168775	89826	18h 19m 51.72s	+36° 03′ 52.0″	4.33	0.02	238	K2IIIvar	suspected variable, Vmax = 4.31m, Vmin = 4.35m
ζ1 Lyr	ζ1	6		173648	91971	18h 44m 46.34s	+37° 36′ 18.2″	4.34	0.97	154	Am	Kautoki, variable star, ΔV = 0.003m, P = 1.53243 d
θ Lyr	θ	21		180809	94713	19h 16m 22.10s	+38° 08′ 01.4″	4.35	−2.51	769	K0II	Ninnisig, suspected variable, Vmax = 4.32m, Vmin = 4.37m
η Lyr	η	20		180163	94481	19h 13m 45.49s	+39° 08′ 45.5″	4.43	−3.09	1042	B2.5IV	Aladfar; variable star, ΔV = 0.005m, P = 19.73944 d
ε2 Lyr A	ε2	5		173607	91926	18h 44m 22.78s	+39° 36′ 45.3″	4.60	1.13	160	A8Vn	component of the ε Lyr system; binary star; suspected variable, ΔV = 0.02m
ε1 Lyr A	ε1	4		173582	91919	18h 44m 20.34s	+39° 40′ 11.9″	4.67	1.19	162	F1V	Pongaponga, component of the ε Lyr system; binary star
HD 173780				173780	92088	18h 46m 04.47s	+26° 39′ 43.5″	4.84	0.39	252	K3III
λ Lyr	λ	15		176670	93279	19h 00m 00.82s	+32° 08′ 43.8″	4.94	−3.43	1538	K3III	suspected variable
16 Lyr		16		177196	93408	19h 01m 26.36s	+46° 56′ 06.1″	5.00	2.04	128	A7V	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.00m, Vmin = 5.09m
μ Lyr	μ	2		169702	90191	18h 24m 13.80s	+39° 30′ 26.1″	5.11	−0.55	441	A3IVn	Alathfar, Al Athfar
HD 176051				176051	93017	18h 57m 01.47s	+32° 54′ 05.8″	5.20	4.32	49	G0V	has a planet (b)
17 Lyr		17		178449	93917	19h 07m 25.50s	+32° 30′ 06.0″	5.20	2.16	132	F0V
ν Lyr	ν, ν2	9		174602	92405	18h 49m 52.92s	+32° 33′ 03.9″	5.22	0.90	238	A3V
ι Lyr	ι	18		178475	93903	19h 07m 18.13s	+36° 06′ 00.6″	5.25	−1.78	832	B6IV	Be star
HD 176527				176527	93256	18h 59m 45.43s	+26° 13′ 49.6″	5.26	0.12	348	K2III	suspected RS CVn variable
ε2 Lyr B	ε2	5		173608		18h 44m 22.90s	+39° 36′ 46.0″	5.37				component of the ε Lyr system
HD 172044				172044	91235	18h 36m 37.35s	+33° 28′ 08.5″	5.41	−0.61	522	B8II-IIIp..	suspected α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.40m, Vmin = 5.45m
HD 175740				175740	92831	18h 54m 52.18s	+41° 36′ 09.8″	5.46	0.89	267	G8III
HD 171301				171301	90923	18h 32m 49.95s	+30° 33′ 15.1″	5.47	0.22	365	B8IV
HD 178233				178233	93843	19h 06m 37.68s	+28° 37′ 42.2″	5.53	2.48	133	F0III
HD 167965				167965	89482	18h 15m 38.78s	+42° 09′ 33.6″	5.56	−0.53	540	B7IV	variable star, ΔV = 0.008m, P = 0.57460 d
δ1 Lyr	δ1	11		175426	92728	18h 53m 43.56s	+36° 58′ 18.2″	5.58	−2.02	1079	B2.5V	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.56m, Vmin = 5.62m
HD 177808				177808	93718	19h 04m 57.82s	+31° 44′ 39.3″	5.63	−0.72	606	M0III
HD 175443				175443	92768	18h 54m 13.25s	+27° 54′ 34.9″	5.64	0.17	405	K4III
HD 173417				173417	91883	18h 43m 51.61s	+31° 55′ 36.9″	5.68	2.10	169	F1III-IV
HD 176871				176871	93393	19h 01m 17.36s	+26° 17′ 29.2″	5.69	−0.96	697	B5V
ζ2 Lyr	ζ2	7		173649	91973	18h 44m 48.19s	+37° 35′ 40.4″	5.73	2.41	150	F0IVvar	Urquchillay, suspected variable, Vmax = 5.68m, Vmin = 5.74m
HD 182694				182694	95352	19h 23m 56.49s	+43° 23′ 17.7″	5.85	0.38	404	G6.5IIIa
HD 180450				180450	94630	19h 15m 24.84s	+30° 31′ 35.2″	5.88	−2.25	1376	M0III	variable star, ΔV = 0.014m, P = 2.63213 d
V542 Lyr			V542	176318	93104	18h 58m 01.90s	+38° 15′ 58.3″	5.89	−0.11	516	B7IV	Algol variable
ν1 Lyr	ν1	8		174585	92398	18h 49m 45.91s	+32° 48′ 46.2″	5.93	−1.52	1009	B3IV	suspected variable, Vmax = 5.89m, Vmin = 5.96m
19 Lyr		19	V471	179527	94311	19h 11m 46.01s	+31° 17′ 00.5″	5.93	−1.46	979	B9p Si	α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.91m, Vmin = 5.98m, P = 1.160898 d
HD 175635				175635	92833	18h 54m 52.52s	+33° 58′ 06.9″	5.99	−2.06	1331	G8III+...
XY Lyr			XY	172380	91373	18h 38m 06.47s	+39° 40′ 05.9″	6.02	−1.81	1199	M4.5II	semiregular variable, Vmax = 5.6m, Vmin = 6.6m, P = 120 d
ε1 Lyr B	ε1	4		173583		18h 44m 20.30s	+39° 40′ 16.0″	6.02				component of the ε Lyr system
HD 176896				176896	93354	19h 00m 55.20s	+33° 48′ 07.7″	6.04	0.62	396	K0III:
HD 173416				173416	91852	18h 43m 36.11s	+36° 33′ 23.8″	6.06	0.41	440	G8III	Xihe; has a planet (b)
HD 173936				173936	92098	18h 46m 13.01s	+41° 26′ 30.5″	6.06	−1.81	1221	B6V
HD 174179				174179	92243	18h 47m 57.37s	+31° 45′ 24.6″	6.06	−1.50	1062	B3IVp
HD 177809				177809	93720	19h 04m 58.27s	+30° 44′ 00.4″	6.07	−0.72	743	M2III	suspected variable
HD 182272				182272	95235	19h 22m 33.35s	+33° 31′ 05.6″	6.09	1.01	339	K0III
HD 171780				171780	91119	18h 35m 13.50s	+34° 27′ 28.8″	6.10	−1.42	1038	B5Vn	suspected variable
HD 174959				174959	92551	18h 51m 36.52s	+36° 32′ 20.8″	6.10	−1.58	1120	B6IV
HD 168322				168322	89604	18h 17m 06.95s	+40° 56′ 11.7″	6.12	0.98	348	G9III
V473 Lyr			V473	180583	94685	19h 15m 59.49s	+27° 55′ 34.7″	6.18	−2.38	1680	F6Ib-II	classical Cepheid, Vmax = 5.99m, Vmin = 6.35m, P = 1.49078 d
V543 Lyr			V543	176502	93177	18h 58m 46.59s	+40° 40′ 45.1″	6.20	−1.12	948	B3V	β Cep variable
HD 179583				179583	94280	19h 11m 23.16s	+40° 25′ 45.0″	6.20	0.40	471	A3V
V533 Lyr			V533	172187	91250	18h 36m 45.53s	+43° 13′ 18.6″	6.21	0.71	411	F0V	β Lyr variable
HD 174881				174881	92550	18h 51m 35.89s	+28° 47′ 01.2″	6.22	−2.23	1598	K1II-III
HD 172671				172671	91491	18h 39m 33.03s	+40° 56′ 06.2″	6.25	−0.72	807	B9V
HD 181470				181470	94932	19h 19m 01.15s	+37° 26′ 43.1″	6.25	−0.29	663	A0III
HD 175132				175132	92599	18h 52m 07.25s	+41° 22′ 59.7″	6.28	−1.59	1221	B9p Si	variable star, ΔV = 0.009m, P = 8.03084 d
HD 181655				181655	94981	19h 19m 39.04s	+37° 19′ 51.5″	6.29	4.28	82	G5V	Spectroscopic binary
HD 168009				168009	89474	18h 15m 32.53s	+45° 12′ 34.5″	6.30	4.52	74	G2V
HD 181828				181828	95067	19h 20m 33.05s	+35° 11′ 09.4″	6.30	−0.44	726	B9V
HR 7403			V558	183362	95673	19h 27m 36.40s	+37° 56′ 28.3″	6.30	−2.71	2063	B3Ve	Be star
HD 178003				178003	93770	19h 05m 47.13s	+29° 55′ 18.1″	6.32	−1.70	1309	M0III	suspected variable
HD 179422				179422	94290	19h 11m 30.96s	+26° 44′ 09.4″	6.35	3.18	141	F5V
Gliese 758				182488	95319	19h 23m 34.01s	+33° 13′ 19.1″	6.37	5.42	51	G8V	has a brown dwarf companion
HD 177109				177109	93437	19h 01m 48.37s	+33° 37′ 16.5″	6.39	−1.27	1109	B5IV
HD 169646				169646	90163	18h 23m 57.27s	+38° 44′ 21.0″	6.41	−0.69	858	K2
HD 172958				172958	91675	18h 41m 41.31s	+31° 37′ 03.3″	6.41	−1.24	1105	B8V
HD 172631				172631	91533	18h 40m 01.93s	+30° 50′ 57.8″	6.43	0.18	580	K0
HD 176582			V545	176582	93210	18h 59m 12.29s	+39° 13′ 02.4″	6.43	−0.58	821	B5IV	53 Per variable
HD 182635				182635	95370	19h 24m 06.05s	+36° 27′ 06.9″	6.44	1.22	360	K1III
HD 172741				172741	91552	18h 40m 12.19s	+38° 22′ 01.8″	6.45	0.52	501	A6m
HD 173383				173383	91820	18h 43m 16.57s	+39° 18′ 00.3″	6.45	−1.65	1358	K5
V550 Lyr			V550	178329	93808	19h 06m 17.00s	+41° 24′ 50.0″	6.49		2038	B3V	53 Per variable
HD 173087				173087	91707	18h 42m 08.09s	+34° 44′ 46.7″	6.49	−1.55	1320	B5V
HD 180314				180314	94576	19h 14m 50.21s	+31° 51′ 37.3″	6.61		430	K0	has an unconfirmed planet (b)
HD 178911				178911	94076	19h 09m 04.38s	+34° 36′ 01.6″	6.74	3.29	160	G1V	binary star; component B has a planet (b)
HD 181068				181068	94780	19h 17m 08.98s	+41° 15′ 53.3″	7.09		811	G5	triply eclipsing binary
RR Lyr			RR	182989	95497	19h 25m 27.91s	+42° 47′ 03.7″	7.13	0.34	744	F5	prototype RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 7.06m, Vmin = 8.12m, P = 0.56686776 d
HD 177830				177830	93746	19h 05m 20.77s	+25° 55′ 14.4″	7.18	3.32	192	K0	has two planets (b & c)
HD 175370				175370	92668	18h 53m 00.0s	+43° 42′ 49″	7.19		887	K2 III	has a planet (b)
β Lyr B	β	10		174664		18h 50m 06.60s	+33° 21′ 05.0″	7.20				component of the β Lyr system
W Lyr			W	167740	89419	18h 14m 55.88s	+36° 40′ 13.2″	7.30			M3.5-7e	Mira variable, Vmax = 7.3m, Vmin = 13m, P = 197.88 d
V478 Lyr			V478	178450	93926	19h 07m 32.39s	+30° 15′ 16.2″	7.63		91.16	G8VSB	RS CVn variable, ΔV = 0.032m, P = 2.185 d
HK Lyr			HK	173291	91774	18h 42m 50.00s	+36° 57′ 30.9″	7.65			C	semiregular variable, Vmax = 7.5m, Vmin = 8.4m, P = 186 d
T Lyr			T		90883	18h 32m 20.10s	+36° 59′ 55.6″	7.84		2350	C	slow irregular variable, Vmax = 7.5m, Vmin = 9.2m
V Lyr			V	178876		19h 09m 04.55s	+29° 39′ 29.3″	8.2			M7e	Mira variable, Vmax = 8.2m, Vmin = 15.7m, P = 373.53 d
Kepler-444					94931	19h 19m 00.55s	+41° 38′ 04.6″	8.86		119	K0V	triple star system; has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e & f)
FL Lyr			FL	179890	94335	19h 12m 04.86s	+46° 19′ 26.9″	9.36		424	G0V	Algol variable, Vmax = 9.27m, Vmin = 9.89m, P = 2.178152 d, has a planet (b)
Kepler-37						18h 58m 23.1s	+44° 31′ 05″	9.77		215	G8V	has three planets (b, c and d)
S Lyr			S			19h 13m 11.80s	+26° 00′ 27.8″	9.8			SC	Mira variable, Vmax = 9.3m, Vmin = 16.0m, P = 438.4 d
EP Lyr			EP			19h 18m 19.55s	+27° 51′ 03.2″	9.96			G2II	RV Tau variable, Vmax = 9.96m, Vmin = 10.90m, P = 83.34 d
Kepler-13 A						19h 07m 53.0s	+46° 52′ 06″	10.0				has a transiting planet (b)
KX Lyr			KX			18h 33m 15.23s	+40° 10′ 22.7″	10.38			F0	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.38m, Vmin = 11.47m, P = 0.44090446 d
UZ Lyr			UZ			19h 21m 08.91s	+37° 56′ 11.5″	10.40			A2	Algol variable, Vmax = 9.9m, Vmin = 11m, P = 1.89127025 d
HP Lyr			HP			19h 21m 39.07s	+39° 56′ 08.1″	10.43			A6	semiregular variable, Vmax = 10.18m, Vmin = 10.80m, P = 68.88 d
WASP-3						18h 34m 31.62s	+35° 39′ 41.5″	10.49	3.75	727	F7V	has the transiting planet (b)
TT Lyr			TT			19h 27m 36.30s	+41° 42′ 05.4″	10.88			B2V	Algol variable, Vmax = 9.34m, Vmin = 11.43m, P = 5.243727 d
Kepler-25						19h 06m 33.0s	+39° 29′ 16″	11				has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-160						19h 11m 05.6526s	+42° 52′ 09.4725″	11.05		3140		has a three transiting planets and more planets suspected
Kepler-1655						19h 06m 45.4s	+39° 12′ 43″	13.1		751	G0V	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-65						19h 14m 45.3s	+41° 09′ 04.2″	11.018			B	has four transiting planets (b, c, d and e)
TZ Lyr			TZ		89498	18h 15m 49.67s	+41° 06′ 37.9″	11.16		736	F5V	β Lyr variable, Vmax = 1.087m, Vmin = 11.85m, P = 0.5288269 d
EZ Lyr			EZ		92221	18h 47m 40.32s	+35° 59′ 34.2″	11.34		265.7	A9.7	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.8m, Vmin = 11.8m, P = 0.52526769 d
CN Lyr			CN		91634	18h 41m 15.95s	+28° 43′ 21.1″	11.38			F5	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 11.07m, Vmin = 11.76m, P = 0.41138232 d
Kepler-128						18h 49m 58.0s	+43° 58′ 49″	11.4				has two transiting planets (b & c)
RV Lyr			RV			19h 16m 17.97s	+32° 25′ 15.0″	11.47			A5	Algol variable
Kepler-102						18h 45m 55.9s	+47° 12′ 29″	11.49				has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e & f)
RZ Lyr			RZ			18h 43m 37.88s	+32° 47′ 54.0″	11.57			A2	RR Lyr variable, Vmax = 10.6m, Vmin = 12.03m, P = 0.5112423 d
Kepler-131						19h 14m 07.4s	+40° 56′ 32″	11.53				has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-454						19h 09m 55.0s	+38° 13′ 44″	11.57				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-1656						18h 57m 53.0s	+39° 54′ 43″	11.6				has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-92						19h 16m 21.0s	+41° 33′ 47″	11.6		1463		has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
WASP-58						18h 18m 48.0s	+45° 10′ 19″	11.66		978	G2V	has a transiting planet (b)
V404 Lyr			V404			19h 19m 05.95s	+38° 22′ 00.5″	11.77				Algol variable
GSC 02652-01324						19h 04m 09.84s	+36° 37′ 57.5″	11.79	5.81	512	K0V	has the transiting planet TrES-1
HAT-P-5						18h 17m 37.30s	+36° 37′ 16.9″	11.95	4.29	1110	G	Chason; has the transiting planet HAT-P-5b
Kepler-19						19h 21m 41.0s	+37° 51′ 06″	12.00				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-103						19h 15m 26.3s	+40° 03′ 52″	12.29		1545		has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-95						18h 57m 55.8s	+44° 23′ 53″	12.35				has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-109						19h 21m 34.2s	+40° 17′ 06″	12.37		1516		has two transiting planets (b & c)
CC Lyr			CC		91015	18h 33m 57.41s	+31° 38′ 24.2″	12.46			F0p...	W Vir variable, Vmax = 11.65m, Vmin = 12.45m, P = 24.16 d
Kepler-20						19h 10m 48.0s	+42° 20′ 19″	12.5		946	G8	has six transiting planets (b, c, d, e, f & g)
WASP-153						18h 37m 03.0s	+40° 01′ 07″	12.8		1402		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-94						18h 44m 46.7s	+47° 29′ 50″	12.9				has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-91						19h 02m 41.0s	+44° 07′ 00″	12.9		3359		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-93						19h 25m 40.4s	+38° 40′ 20.4″	10.0		313.7	G5V	has a transiting planet (b) and a likely brown dwarf companion (c)
Kepler-7						19h 14m 19.56s	+41° 05′ 23.3″	13.3	3.9	1200	G1	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-277						19h 06m 20.0s	+39° 04′ 38″	13.4				has two transiting planets (b & c)
β Lyr C	β	10		174639		18h 50m 01.20s	+33° 21′ 26.0″	13.40				component of the β Lyr system
Kepler-138						19h 21m 32.0s	+43° 17′ 35″	13.50			M1V	has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-88						19h 24m 36.0s	+40° 40′ 10″	13.50		1256	B	has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-422						18h 50m 31.1s	+46° 19′ 24″	13.64				has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-279						19h 09m 34.0s	+42° 11′ 42″	13.7				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-412						19h 04m 26.0s	+43° 40′ 51″	13.73		3444	G3V	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-62						18h 52m 51.0s	+45° 20′ 59.4″	13.75		~1200	K2V	has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e and f)
Kepler-350						19h 01m 41.0s	+39° 42′ 22″	13.8				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-8						18h 45m 09.15s	+42° 27′ 03.9″	13.9	3.3	4338	F9	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-9						19h 02m 18s	+38° 24′ 03″	13.9		2300	G2V	has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-43						19h 00m 58.0s	+46° 40′ 06″	14.0		6360	G0V/G0IV	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-460						19h 13m 54.0s	+40° 39′ 05″	14.2				has two transiting planets (b & c)
Kepler-38						19h 07m 19.0s	+42° 16′ 45″	14.3				The star A has transiting planet (b)
Kepler-60						19h 15m 51.0s	+42° 15′ 54″	14.5				has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-423						19h 31m 25.4s	+46° 23′ 28″	14.5				has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-59						19h 08m 09.0s	+46° 38′ 24″	14.8				has two transiting planets (b and c)
Kepler-438						18h 46m 35.0s	+41° 57′ 04″	15		473		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-439						18h 43m 12.0s	+44° 02′ 02″	15		2260		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-75						19h 24m 33.0s	+36° 34′ 39″	15		3718	G8V	has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-177						19h 04m 11.0s	+45° 03′ 12″	15				has two transiting planets (b & c)
V477 Lyr			V477			18h 31m 18.29s	+26° 56′ 12.9″	15.07			O9k	Algol variable; central star of planetary nebula Abell 46
Kepler-282						18h 58m 43.0s	+44° 47′ 51″	15.2				has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-442						19h 01m 28.0s	+39° 16′ 48″	15.3		1115		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-440						19h 01m 24.0s	+41° 27′ 08″	15.5		851		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-24						19h 21m 39s	+38° 20′ 38″	15.5				has two transiting planets (b and c) and two unconfirmed planet (d and e)
Kepler-30						19h 01m 08.0s	+38° 56′ 50″	15.5				has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-428						19h 22m 20.0s	+40° 34′ 39″	15.5		2381		has a transiting planet (b)
Kepler-26						18h 59m 46s	+46° 34′ 00″	16				has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
Kepler-53						19h 21m 51.0s	+40° 33′ 45″	16				has three transiting planets (b, c and d)
Kepler-55						19h 00m 40.0s	+44° 01′ 35″	16.3				has five transiting planets (b, c, d, e and f)
Kepler-446						18h 49m 00.0s	+44° 55′ 16″	16.5				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
Kepler-83						18h 48m 55.8s	+43° 39′ 56″	16.51				has three transiting planets (b, c & d)
HR Lyr			HR	175268		18h 53m 25.05s	+29° 13′ 37.7″	16.6				nova, Vmax = 6.5m, Vmin = 16.6m
CY Lyr			CY			18h 52m 41.38s	+26° 45′ 31.5″	18.0				SS Cyg variable, Vmax = 12.9m, Vmin = 18.0m, P = 0.1951 d
DM Lyr			DM			18h 58m 44.43s	+30° 15′ 33.0″	18				SU UMa variable, Vmax = 13m, Vmin = 18m, P = 0.065409 d
2MASS 1835+3259						18h 35m 39.90s	+32° 59′ 54.6″	18.27		18.48	M8.5V	brown dwarf
V344 Lyr			V344			18h 44m 39.18s	+43° 22′ 28.1″	19				SU UMa variable, Vmax = 13.8m, Vmin = 19m, P = 0.087904 d
V361 Lyr			V361			19h 02m 28.12s	+46° 58′ 57.8″				F9V	Algol variable
AY Lyr			AY			18h 44m 26.73s	+37° 59′ 51.8″				G...	SU UMa variable
MV Lyr			MV			19h 07m 16.29s	+44° 01′ 07.8″				Op+...	nova
WISE 1828+2650						18h 28m 31.08s	+26° 50′ 37.8″			47	Y0	brown dwarf
WISEP J190648.47+401106.8						19h 06m 48.47s	+40° 11′ 06.8″			53.3	L1	brown dwarf
Table legend:  • Name = Proper name  • B = Bayer designation  • F or/and G. = Flamsteed designation or Gould designation  • Var = Variable-star designation  • HD = Henry Draper Catalogue designation number  • HIP = Hipparcos Catalogue designation number  • RA = Right ascension for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0  • Dec = Declination for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0  • vis. mag. = visual magnitude (m or mv), also known as apparent magnitude  • abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (Mv)  • Dist. (ly) = Distance in light-years from Earth  • Sp. class = Spectral class of the star in the stellar 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.]

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

• ESA (1997). "The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Kostjuk, N. D. (2002). "HD-DM-GC-HR-HIP-Bayer-Flamsteed Cross Index". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• Roman, N. G. (1987). "Identification of a Constellation from a Position". Retrieved 2006-12-26.
• "SIMBAD Astronomical Database". Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg. Retrieved 2007-01-04.
• "AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.