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

Notes

α Ind

α

196171

101772

20^h 37^m 33.99^s

−47° 17′ 30.0″

3.11

0.65

101

K0III

Pe Sze, the Persian^[1]

β Ind

β

198700

103227

20^h 54^m 48.58^s

−58° 27′ 14.7″

3.67

−2.66

603

K0III

variable star, ΔV = 0.004^m, P = 1.83080 d

θ Ind

θ

202730

105319

21^h 19^m 51.88^s

−53° 26′ 57.4″

4.39

2.02

97

A5V

δ Ind

δ

208450

108431

21^h 57^m 55.03^s

−54° 59′ 33.2″

4.40

0.63

185

F0IV

η Ind

η

197157

102333

20^h 44^m 02.19^s

−51° 55′ 15.0″

4.51

2.59

79

A6:var

ε Ind

ε

209100

108870

22^h 03^m 17.44^s

−56° 46′ 47.3″

4.69

6.89

12

K5V

one of the nearest known star systems; binary brown dwarf and cold Jovian planet companions

ζ Ind

ζ

198048

102790

20^h 49^m 28.93^s

−46° 13′ 36.8″

4.90

−0.57

404

K5III

ι Ind

ι

198308

102950

20^h 51^m 30.05^s

−51° 36′ 29.4″

5.06

−1.14

567

K1II/III

μ Ind

μ

200365

104085

21^h 05^m 14.23^s

−54° 43′ 37.0″

5.17

0.02

349

K2III

ν Ind

ν

211998

110618

22^h 24^m 34.39^s

−72° 15′ 13.6″

5.28

2.98

94

A3V: + F9V

ο Ind

ο

207241

107835

21^h 50^m 47.23^s

−69° 37′ 45.9″

5.52

−0.65

558

M0III

HD 217831

217831

113969

23^h 04^m 52.15^s

−68° 49′ 13.4″

5.53

1.82

180

F4III

HD 212728

χ^[a]

212728

110935

22^h 28^m 37.44^s

−67° 29′ 20.0″

5.56

2.36

142

A3V

HD 207229

207229

107773

21^h 50^m 00.13^s

−64° 42′ 44.8″

5.62

0.57

334

K1III

has a planet (b)

κ² Ind

κ²

209529

109081

22^h 05^m 50.95^s

−59° 38′ 09.4″

5.62

−0.37

514

K4III

HD 202103

202103

104978

21^h 15^m 45.84^s

−53° 15′ 47.0″

5.73

0.30

397

A6IV

HD 199623

ω^[b]

199623

103673

21^h 00^m 21.56^s

−51° 15′ 56.3″

5.76

3.48

93

F5IV-V

HD 212211

212211

110668

22^h 25^m 10.39^s

−70° 25′ 53.3″

5.78

2.26

165

F3III

HD 207964

φ^[c]

207964

108195

21^h 55^m 11.34^s

−61° 53′ 11.0″

5.92

2.58

152

F1III

T Ind

T

202874

105334

21^h 20^m 09.48^s

−45° 01′ 18.8″

6.00

−2.63

1900

C

semiregular variable, V_max = 5.76^m, V_min = 6.47^m, P = 272 d

HD 206399

206399

107423

21^h 45^m 28.81^s

−71° 00′ 31.8″

6.02

−0.76

741

B8IV

HD 208796

208796

108626

22^h 00^m 24.22^s

−55° 53′ 00.4″

6.02

−0.40

627

B9IV/V

ρ Ind

ρ

216437

113137

22^h 54^m 39.56^s

−70° 04′ 26.0″

6.04

3.92

86

G4IV-V

has a planet (b)

γ Ind

γ

203760

105841

21^h 26^m 15.44^s

−54° 39′ 38.0″

6.10

2.08

208

F1III

BG Ind

κ¹

BG

208496

108478

21^h 58^m 30.07^s

−59° 00′ 44.0″

6.13

2.02

217

F3V

Algol variable, V_max = 6.11^m, V_min = 6.36^m, P = 1.46406335 d

HD 219644

219644

115062

23^h 18^m 19.99^s

−67° 28′ 16.4″

6.15

−0.27

628

K2/K3III

π Ind

π

208149

108281

21^h 56^m 14.04^s

−57° 53′ 58.6″

6.17

0.06

543

A3m...

HD 218288

218288

114268

23^h 08^m 35.55^s

−73° 35′ 10.0″

6.18

−0.17

607

K3III

HD 205877

205877

106978

21^h 39^m 59.74^s

−52° 21′ 32.5″

6.20

−0.23

631

F7III

suspected variable

HD 205417

205417

106818

21^h 38^m 02.80^s

−64° 49′ 26.9″

6.22

−0.07

591

A0/A1IV

HD 198766

198766

103206

20^h 54^m 35.10^s

−50° 43′ 38.3″

6.23

−2.16

1552

B5IV

HD 199642

199642

103693

21^h 00^m 43.41^s

−53° 44′ 20.5″

6.26

−0.70

805

K5/M0III

variable star, ΔV = 0.009^m, P = 0.08931 d

HD 203548

203548

105685

21^h 24^m 20.80^s

−46° 36′ 52.8″

6.30

1.38

314

A5m...

HD 205935

205935

107030

21^h 40^m 33.69^s

−55° 44′ 16.8″

6.33

−0.31

694

K0III-IV

HD 215729

215729

112694

22^h 49^m 17.45^s

−70° 20′ 53.0″

6.35

1.35

327

A2V

HD 204228

204228

106065

21^h 29^m 00.08^s

−53° 42′ 21.1″

6.39

1.17

361

K2IIICN...

HD 203010

203010

105425

21^h 21^m 16.60^s

−49° 56′ 16.3″

6.40

1.16

364

K3III

HD 204873

204873

106419

21^h 33^m 17.62^s

−52° 44′ 15.9″

6.43

−0.71

872

K4III

HD 200887

200887

104296

21^h 07^m 44.50^s

−45° 22′ 46.0″

6.45

1.57

308

A9V

HD 206690

206690

107409

21^h 45^m 18.67^s

−49° 29′ 56.0″

6.46

0.93

417

K1III

HD 218497

ψ^[d]

218497

114367

23^h 09^m 44.73^s

−67° 52′ 34.2″

6.47

2.86

172

F3IV

HD 218558

218558

114408

23^h 10^m 11.99^s

−66° 51′ 27.8″

6.47

2.50

203

K0IV

HD 206429

206429

107299

21^h 43^m 59.16^s

−57° 19′ 30.4″

6.49

3.30

141

F7IV/V

HD 208184

208184

108268

21^h 56^m 03.42^s

−52° 27′ 49.2″

6.50

0.09

623

G6III

HD 207158

υ^[e]

207158

107690

21^h 48^m 54.41^s

–56° 16′ 26.4″

6.55

666

B9V

HD 201931

(σ)^[f]

201931

104838

21^h 14^m 16.67^s

–45° 46′ 57.2″

6.89

208

K1III

HD 201933

σ^[g]

201933

104929

21^h 15^m 17.25^s

–58° 55′ 45.9″

6.93

493

G8III

HD 203497

τ^[h]

203497

105719

21^h 24^m 45.81^s

–57° 15′ 25.4″

7.18

740

A6/A7III/IV

HD 206653

BC

206653

107525

21^h 46^m 37.91^s

−67° 35′ 46.8″

7.20

901

Ap...

α² CVn variable, V_max = 7.18^m, V_min = 7.24^m, P = 1.788 d

HD 209295

CK

209295

108976

22^h 04^m 38.43^s

−64° 43′ 42.01″

7.32

381

A9/F0V

γ Dor and δ Sct variable, V_max = 7.25^m, V_min = 7.41^m, P = 0.88547 d

HD 208217

BD

208217

108340

21^h 56^m 56.69^s

−61° 50′ 46.3″

7.50

455

Ap...

α² CVn variable, ΔV = 0.01^m

BS Ind

BS

202947

105404

21^h 20^m 59.80^s

−52° 28′ 40.1″

8.90

144.5

G9V

Algol variable, ΔV = 0.165^m, P = 0.435338 d

RS Ind

RS

21^h 36^m 49.74^s

−70° 20′ 00.8″

9.51

F4

Algol variable

V Ind

V

201484

104613

21^h 11^m 29.90^s

−45° 04′ 28.4″

10.01

2080

F0V

RR Lyr variable, V_max = 9.334^m, V_min = 10.439^m, P = 0.4796017 d

WASP-88

20^h 38^m 03.0^s

−47° 32′ 17″

10.4

F6

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-73

21^h 19^m 48.0^s

−57° 51′ 04″

10.5

F9

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-145 A

21^h 29^m 01.0^s

−58° 50′ 10″

11.5

K2V

has a transiting planet (b)

WASP-46

21^h 14^m 56.86^s

−55° 52′ 18.4″

12.90

G6V

has a transiting planet (b)

RX J2115-5840

CD

21^h 15^m 41.05^s

−58° 40′ 54.0″

16.0

WD+M5

AM Her variable, V_max = 16.0^m, V_min = 17.9^m, P = 0.077006 d

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 m_v), also known as apparent magnitude
• abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (M_v)
• 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.]

Notes

↑ Labelled Chi Indi (χ Ind/χ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Omega Indi (ω Ind/ω Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Phi Indi (φ Ind/φ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Psi Indi (ψ Ind/ψ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Upsilon Indi (υ Ind/υ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Sigma Microscopii (σ Mic/σ Microscopii) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Sigma Indi (σ Ind/σ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia
↑ Labelled Tau Indi (τ Ind/τ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

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.
Gould, B. A. "Uranometria Argentina". Reprinted and updated by Pilcher, F. Archived from the original on 2012-02-27. Retrieved 2010-07-16.
"AAVSO Website". American Association of Variable Star Observers. Retrieved 9 March 2014.

↑ Star Name - R.H.Allen p. 246

[2] Labelled Chi Indi (χ Ind/χ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[3] Labelled Omega Indi (ω Ind/ω Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[4] Labelled Phi Indi (φ Ind/φ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[5] Labelled Psi Indi (ψ Ind/ψ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[6] Labelled Upsilon Indi (υ Ind/υ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[7] Labelled Sigma Microscopii (σ Mic/σ Microscopii) by Bode in his Uranographia

[8] Labelled Sigma Indi (σ Ind/σ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[9] Labelled Tau Indi (τ Ind/τ Indi) by Bode in his Uranographia

[1] Star Name - R.H.Allen p. 246

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