Stars in Indus

The brightest star in Indus is Alpha Ind, at apparent magnitude 3.11 and 98 ly from Earth, one of 15 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 1 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
1Alpha Ind3.1198.3 lyK0III~4,748 K
2Beta Ind3.67612 lyK0III~4,213 K
3Theta Ind4.3998.8 lyA5V~8,233 K
4Delta Ind4.40188 lyF0IV~7,481 K
5Epsilon Indi A4.6911.9 lyK5 V4,700 K
6HIP 1077735.62343 lyK1 III4,945 K
7HD 2164376.0487.1 lyG1 V5,909 K
8HD 2062557.62245 lyG5 IV/V5,635 K
9HD 2051587.84283 lyF-type6,134 K
10WASP-7310.471,033 lyF96,030 K
11TOI-222710.52540 lyG-type5,890 K
12WASP-8811.391,708 lyF66,430 K
13WASP-145 A11.64298 lyK2 V4,900 K
14WASP-4613.041,224 lyG6 V5,600 K
15LHS 384415.2448.5 lyM4.5-M5.03,080 K
Common questions

What is the brightest star in Indus?

The brightest star in Indus is Alpha Ind, at apparent magnitude 3.11 and 98 ly from Earth, one of 15 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 1 of them carrying a name.

What is the nearest star in Indus?

The nearest of them is Epsilon Indi A, 12 ly away.

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