subgiant Comparison Table

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subgiant comparison table

Subject has right ascension has spectral type has declination has surface temperature has orbital period is an instance of has V magnitude has parallax has color has B-V magnitude has distance has absorption line has abundance has synonym has definition has number of star

Achernar 1 37 42.9 B5 -57 14 12 11000 to 28000 K subgiant 0.46 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.16 35 pc He I HR 472

Alpha Andromedae 00 08 23.2 B8IVpMnHg +29 05 26 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 2.06 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.11 He I HR 15

Alpha Columbae 05 39 38.9 B7IVe -34 04 27 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 2.64 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.12 He I HR 1956

Alpha Gruis 22 8 13.9 B7IV -46 57 40 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 1.74 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.13 He I HR 8425

Alpha Muscae 12 37 11.0 B2IV-V -69 08 08 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 2.69 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.20 He I HR 4798

Alpha Pavonis 20 25 38.8 B2IV -56 44 07 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 1.94 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.20 He I HR 7790

Alpha Pictoris 06 48 11.4 A7IV -61 56 29 10000 K naked eye star 3.27 from the point of view of Earth's orbit white 0.21 H I HR 2550

Alpha Telescopii 18 26 58.3 B3IV -45 58 06 11000 to 28000 K naked eye star 3.51 from the point of view of Earth's orbit blue-white -0.17 He I HR 6897

Beta Delphini 20 37 32.9 F5IV +14 35 43 6000 to 7500 K naked eye star 3.63 from the point of view of Earth's orbit yellow-white 0.44 HR 7882

Beta Hydri 0 25 45.3 G2IV -77 15 16 5000 to 6000 K naked eye star 2.80 from the point of view of Earth's orbit yellowish 0.62 HR 98

Procyon 07 39 18.1 F5 IV-V +05 13 30 6000 to 7500 K 40 years naked eye star 0.38 0.283 yellow-white 0.42 3.5 pc half the stars in the solar neighborhood are members of star systems HR 2943 One of the nearest stars, it is the eighth brightest star. An F star. It is a visual binary; its companion is a DF8 white dwarf. 2

Subject	has right ascension	has spectral type	has declination	has surface temperature	has orbital period	is an instance of	has V magnitude	has parallax	has color	has B-V magnitude	has distance	has absorption line	has abundance	has synonym	has definition	has number of star
Achernar	1 37 42.9	B5	-57 14 12	11000 to 28000 K		subgiant	0.46	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.16	35 pc	He I		HR 472
Alpha Andromedae	00 08 23.2	B8IVpMnHg	+29 05 26	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	2.06	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.11		He I		HR 15
Alpha Columbae	05 39 38.9	B7IVe	-34 04 27	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	2.64	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.12		He I		HR 1956
Alpha Gruis	22 8 13.9	B7IV	-46 57 40	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	1.74	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.13		He I		HR 8425
Alpha Muscae	12 37 11.0	B2IV-V	-69 08 08	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	2.69	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.20		He I		HR 4798
Alpha Pavonis	20 25 38.8	B2IV	-56 44 07	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	1.94	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.20		He I		HR 7790
Alpha Pictoris	06 48 11.4	A7IV	-61 56 29	10000 K		naked eye star	3.27	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	white	0.21		H I		HR 2550
Alpha Telescopii	18 26 58.3	B3IV	-45 58 06	11000 to 28000 K		naked eye star	3.51	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	blue-white	-0.17		He I		HR 6897
Beta Delphini	20 37 32.9	F5IV	+14 35 43	6000 to 7500 K		naked eye star	3.63	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	yellow-white	0.44				HR 7882
Beta Hydri	0 25 45.3	G2IV	-77 15 16	5000 to 6000 K		naked eye star	2.80	from the point of view of Earth's orbit	yellowish	0.62				HR 98
Procyon	07 39 18.1	F5 IV-V	+05 13 30	6000 to 7500 K	40 years	naked eye star	0.38	0.283	yellow-white	0.42	3.5 pc		half the stars in the solar neighborhood are members of star systems	HR 2943	One of the nearest stars, it is the eighth brightest star. An F star. It is a visual binary; its companion is a DF8 white dwarf.	2

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