Stars in Microscopium

The brightest star in Microscopium is HIP 105854, at apparent magnitude 5.64 and 256 ly from Earth, one of 14 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
1HIP 1058545.64256 lyK2 III4,780 K
2Lacaille 87606.6912.9 lyM1/M2V~3,955 K
3AU Mic8.8131.7 lyM1 V3,540 K
4GJ 97149.3766.9 lyK5V4,263 K
5WASP-79.50529 lyF-type6,400 K
6TOI-221110.00229 lyG-type5,253 K
7WASP-94 A10.05689 lyF86,170 K
8WASP-94 B10.59681 lyF96,040 K
9TOI-220711.321,218 lyF-type6,101 K
10WASP-18211.981,068 lyG55,638 K
11WASP-13312.891,823 lyG45,700 K
12WASP-14413.091,160 lyK2 V5,200 K
13NGTS-2514.331,700 lyK0 V5,321 K
14NGTS-2115.511,934 lyK3 V4,660 K
Common questions

What is the brightest star in Microscopium?

The brightest star in Microscopium is HIP 105854, at apparent magnitude 5.64 and 256 ly from Earth, one of 14 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 1 of them carrying a name.

What is the nearest star in Microscopium?

The nearest of them is Lacaille 8760, 13 ly away.

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