Stars in Pegasus
The brightest star in Pegasus is Enif, at apparent magnitude 2.38 and 690 ly from Earth, one of 57 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 12 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 | Enif | 2.38 | 690 ly | K2Ibvar | ~3,764 K |
| 2 | Scheat | 2.44 | 196 ly | M2II-IIIvar | ~3,574 K |
| 3 | Markab | 2.49 | 133 ly | B9.5III | ~10,150 K |
| 4 | Algenib | 2.83 | 392 ly | B2IV | ~13,348 K |
| 5 | Matar | 2.93 | 214 ly | G2II-III.. | ~5,129 K |
| 6 | Homam | 3.41 | 204 ly | B8.5V | ~11,343 K |
| 7 | Sadalbari | 3.51 | 106 ly | M2III | ~4,910 K |
| 8 | Biham | 3.52 | 92.3 ly | A2V | ~9,165 K |
| 9 | Iota Peg | 3.77 | 38.2 ly | F5V | ~6,699 K |
| 10 | Lambda Peg | 3.97 | 365 ly | G8II-III | ~4,581 K |
| 11 | 1 Peg | 4.08 | 156 ly | K1III | ~4,498 K |
| 12 | Kappa Peg | 4.14 | 112 ly | F5IV | ~6,750 K |
| 13 | Xi Peg | 4.20 | 53.2 ly | F7V | ~6,380 K |
| 14 | Pi² Peg | 4.28 | 263 ly | F5III | ~6,523 K |
| 15 | 9 Peg | 4.34 | 927 ly | G5Ib | ~4,387 K |
| 16 | Alkarab | 4.42 | 170 ly | F8IV | ~5,902 K |
| 17 | Salm | 4.58 | 162 ly | A5V | ~8,321 K |
| 18 | Helvetios | 5.45 | 50.9 ly | G5V | ~5,721 K |
| 19 | 51 Peg | 5.45 | 50.4 ly | G5V | 5,761 K |
| 20 | HD 219139 | 5.85 | 342 ly | G5 III | 4,831 K |
| 21 | HD 210702 | 5.93 | 177 ly | K1 IV | 4,912 K |
| 22 | HN Peg | 5.98 | 59.1 ly | G0 V | 6,186 K |
| 23 | HR 8799 | 5.98 | 135 ly | A5 V | 7,205 K |
| 24 | HD 208527 | 6.39 | 1,018 ly | M1 III | 4,035 K |
| 25 | HD 208897 | 6.51 | 220 ly | K0 | 4,860 K |
| 26 | HD 220773 | 7.11 | 165 ly | F9 | 5,940 K |
| 27 | HD 209458 | 7.65 | 158 ly | G0 V | 6,091 K |
| 28 | HD 219828 | 8.04 | 238 ly | G0 IV | 5,891 K |
| 29 | HD 214823 | 8.06 | 331 ly | G0 | 6,215 K |
| 30 | TOI-5817 | 8.64 | 263 ly | G2 IV-V | 5,770 K |
| 31 | TOI-5806 | 8.70 | 389 ly | F3 V | 6,730 K |
| 32 | HD 220197 | 8.92 | 210 ly | G5 | 5,683 K |
| 33 | HIP 109600 | 9.18 | 216 ly | G5 | 5,530 K |
| 34 | BD+14 4559 | 9.78 | 161 ly | K2 V | 4,864 K |
| 35 | Solaris | 9.78 | 158 ly | K5 | ~3,634 K |
| 36 | GJ 896 A | 10.05 | 20.4 ly | M3.5 V | 3,345 K |
| 37 | BD+05 4868 A | 10.16 | 142 ly | K V | 4,596 K |
| 38 | HAT-P-8 | 10.36 | 690 ly | F6 | 6,200 K |
| 39 | TYC 2187-512-1 | 10.58 | 50.5 ly | M1.0 V | 3,734 K |
| 40 | TOI-5803 | 10.65 | 274 ly | K-type | 5,134 K |
| 41 | TOI-6130 | 11.21 | 720 ly | F | 6,110 K |
| 42 | TOI-3540 A | 11.51 | – | G-type | 5,810 K |
| 43 | WASP-21 | 11.59 | 843 ly | G3 V | 5,800 K |
| 44 | WASP-60 | 11.67 | 1,406 ly | G1 V | 5,900 K |
| 45 | GJ 9773 | 12.03 | 51.9 ly | M3.0 V | 3,528 K |
| 46 | WASP-52 | 12.19 | 570 ly | K2 V | 5,000 K |
| 47 | TOI-3593 | 12.20 | 739 ly | G-type | 5,550 K |
| 48 | WASP-155 | 12.37 | 1,303 ly | G-type | 5,660 K |
| 49 | WASP-10 | 12.41 | 460 ly | K5 V | 4,675 K |
| 50 | WASP-59 | 12.66 | 378 ly | K5 V | 4,650 K |
| 51 | WASP-102 | 12.67 | 1,747 ly | G-type | 5,990 K |
| 52 | WASP-114 | 12.69 | 1,707 ly | G0 | 5,940 K |
| 53 | V0391 Peg | 14.77 | 3,901 ly | sdBV | 29,300 K |
| 54 | 2MASS J22501512+2325342 | 14.78 | 187 ly | M3 | 3,352 K |
| 55 | TOI-6158 | 16.29 | 590 ly | M2 | 3,467 K |
| 56 | TOI-5916 | 16.60 | 651 ly | M2 | 3,541 K |
| 57 | AT2021ueyL | – | 3,392 ly | M V | 3,680 K |
Common questions
What is the brightest star in Pegasus?
The brightest star in Pegasus is Enif, at apparent magnitude 2.38 and 690 ly from Earth, one of 57 stars gravityfinder lists in the constellation, 12 of them carrying a name.
What is the nearest star in Pegasus?
The nearest of them is GJ 896 A, 20 ly away.