Stars in Corona Borealis

The brightest star in Corona Borealis is Alphecca, at apparent magnitude 2.22 and 75 ly from Earth, one of 16 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 3 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 →

#StarMagnitudeDistanceClassTemperature
1Alphecca2.2275.0 lyA0V~9,743 K
2Nusakan3.66112 lyF0p~7,343 K
3Gamma CrB3.81146 lyA1Vs~9,882 K
4eps CrB4.13228 lyK2 III4,406 K
5Theta CrB4.14375 lyB6Vnn~12,048 K
6Epsilon CrB4.14221 lyK3III~4,249 K
7kap CrB4.8098.1 lyK0 III-IV4,840 K
8rho CrB5.4157.0 lyG05,817 K
9omi CrB5.51277 lyK0 III4,769 K
10Kamuy6.57409 lyK0III~4,656 K
11HD 1454576.57441 lyK04,757 K
12TOI-201810.2591.3 lyK V4,174 K
13XO-111.25533 lyG1 V5,750 K
14GJ 392912.6851.6 lyM3.5 V3,384 K
15TOI-201516.11154 lyM4 +/- 0.53,297 K
16TOI-226616.54168 lyM5.0+0.5-0.53,200 K
Common questions

What is the brightest star in Corona Borealis?

The brightest star in Corona Borealis is Alphecca, at apparent magnitude 2.22 and 75 ly from Earth, one of 16 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 3 of them carrying a name.

What is the nearest star in Corona Borealis?

The nearest of them is GJ 3929, 52 ly away.

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