Stars in Camelopardalis
The brightest star in Camelopardalis is Beta Cam, at apparent magnitude 4.03 and 872 ly from Earth, one of 43 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 2 of them carrying a name.
Brightest first. A constellation is a direction, not a neighbourhood: these stars share a patch of sky as seen from Earth and can sit thousands of light-years apart. The known worlds in this direction →
| # | Star | Magnitude | Distance | Class | Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beta Cam | 4.03 | 872 ly | G0Ib | ~4,941 K |
| 2 | HR 1035 | 4.21 | 1,941 ly | B9Ia | ~6,781 K |
| 3 | Alpha Cam | 4.26 | – | O9.5Ia SB: | ~10,226 K |
| 4 | HR 1155 | 4.39 | 796 ly | M1III | ~3,310 K |
| 5 | 7 Cam | 4.43 | 372 ly | A1V | ~10,342 K |
| 6 | HD 33564 | 5.10 | 68.3 ly | F6 V | 6,250 K |
| 7 | Tonatiuh | 5.78 | 317 ly | G9III | ~4,674 K |
| 8 | HD 104985 | 5.79 | 328 ly | G9 III | 4,738 K |
| 9 | HD 36384 | 6.19 | 683 ly | M0 III | 3,940 K |
| 10 | HD 40956 | 6.43 | 380 ly | K0 | 4,869 K |
| 11 | Mago | 6.43 | 393 ly | K1III | ~4,513 K |
| 12 | HD 32518 | 6.43 | 398 ly | K1 III | 4,580 K |
| 13 | HD 24064 | 6.75 | 979 ly | K0 | 4,052 K |
| 14 | HD 60292 | 6.95 | 1,028 ly | K0 III | 4,348 K |
| 15 | HD 35759 | 7.74 | 232 ly | G0 | 6,060 K |
| 16 | HD 29021 | 7.76 | 101 ly | G5 | 5,560 K |
| 17 | TOI-6054 | 8.02 | 259 ly | F-type | 6,047 K |
| 18 | HD 95544 | 8.39 | 286 ly | G0 | 5,722 K |
| 19 | BEBOP-3 | 9.26 | 388 ly | F-type | 6,033 K |
| 20 | TOI-1135 | 9.54 | 372 ly | G0 | 6,320 K |
| 21 | TOI-1710 | 9.54 | 265 ly | G5 V | 5,775 K |
| 22 | TOI-1723 | 9.66 | 329 ly | G-type | 5,777 K |
| 23 | XO-3 | 9.85 | 695 ly | F5V | 6,970 K |
| 24 | TOI-1722 | 10.03 | 445 ly | G-type | 6,000 K |
| 25 | XO-6 | 10.25 | 768 ly | F5 | 6,720 K |
| 26 | TOI-5380 | 10.62 | 935 ly | F-type | 6,401 K |
| 27 | TOI-2104 | 10.84 | 250 ly | K-type | 4,856 K |
| 28 | TOI-1180 | 11.02 | 235 ly | K-type | 4,738 K |
| 29 | TOI-2147 | 11.10 | 920 ly | G-type | 5,983 K |
| 30 | TOI-1873 | 11.21 | 594 ly | G-type | 5,598 K |
| 31 | Gaia-2 | 11.28 | 682 ly | G-type | 5,720 K |
| 32 | TOI-4137 | 11.31 | 1,093 ly | F-type | 6,202 K |
| 33 | TOI-2580 | 11.42 | 1,237 ly | F | 6,120 K |
| 34 | TOI-4127 | 11.44 | 1,042 ly | F V | 6,096 K |
| 35 | TOI-1694 | 11.45 | 407 ly | K2 V - K3 V | 5,005 K |
| 36 | GJ 3378 | 12.37 | 25.2 ly | M4 V | 3,340 K |
| 37 | TOI-1728 | 12.39 | 198 ly | M0 | 3,980 K |
| 38 | TOI-5592 | 12.61 | 1,947 ly | F-type | 6,237 K |
| 39 | HAT-P-58 | 12.93 | 1,682 ly | F-type | 6,078 K |
| 40 | TOI-5777 | 13.01 | 373 ly | K-type | 4,408 K |
| 41 | TOI-2257 | 15.21 | 188 ly | M3 | 3,430 K |
| 42 | TOI-6383 A | 16.63 | 559 ly | M3 | 3,444 K |
| 43 | PSR B0329+54 | 20.87 | 1,647 ly | – | – |
Common questions
What is the brightest star in Camelopardalis?
The brightest star in Camelopardalis is Beta Cam, at apparent magnitude 4.03 and 872 ly from Earth, one of 43 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 2 of them carrying a name.
What is the nearest star in Camelopardalis?
The nearest of them is GJ 3378, 25 ly away.