Star Names (Astronomy) Part 1
Temperus is a class O star. It is part of the constellation of the cart. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 7 83.0 and declination 41 12.80.
Lagoeni is a class K star. It is part of the constellation of the gryphon. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 5 51.96 and declination 74 48.78.
Prorum Magisire Omega is a red giant star. It is part of the constellation of the castle. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 18 51.78 and declination -46 93.4.
Parabileram Vator is a brown dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the face. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 5 14.52 and declination 39 94.89.
Fulmire Dominat Minor is a class G star. It is part of the constellation of the ant. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 8 73.92 and declination 12 24.48.
Cadamus Taurens is a red giant star. It is part of the constellation of the sorceror. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 16 54.31 and declination 65 87.38.
Iota Exaugio Exercet is a supergiant star. It is part of the constellation of the weeping man. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 0 4.77 and declination 77 56.82.
Sigma Aspis Necos Minimus is a supergiant star. It is part of the constellation of the road. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 4 69.55 and declination 66 16.33.
Primit Civus is a class K star. It is part of the constellation of the dog. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 14 64.61 and declination -24 5.21.
Prax Macerant is a variable star. It is part of the constellation of the ship. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 6 88.34 and declination 18 81.60.
Divant Interjectire is a neutron star. It is part of the constellation of the flute. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 18 75.23 and declination 46 28.86.
Regnit is a class M star. It is part of the constellation of the old woman. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 16 70.88 and declination 87 37.60.
Explicor Pervadimus Prime is a variable star. It is part of the constellation of the scepter. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 16 4.98 and declination 89 51.49.
Campar is a dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the princess. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 6 38.74 and declination 25 56.94.
Ki Fidelamus Minor is a subdwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the dagger. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 23 41.6 and declination -81 42.37.
Kappa Facus Tunicerat is a dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the old man. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 16 25.25 and declination 20 81.25.
Lambda Icarire Termis is a class K star. It is part of the constellation of the stallion. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 9 92.4 and declination 0 12.44.
Lenate Rapaces Lambda is a dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the tree. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 8 58.27 and declination -20 15.19.
Danit Discum is a dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the apple. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 16 86.30 and declination 67 39.99.
Epsilon Defectus Pecunareo is a white dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the winged man. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 4 58.53 and declination -24 54.9.
Cruis Mu is a brown dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the ant. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 0 5.82 and declination -88 5.85.
Cohorratur Frena is a red dwarf star. It is part of the constellation of the crossbow. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 20 66.90 and declination -80 42.34.
Cinar Qualis is a class M star. It is part of the constellation of the woman. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 16 66.57 and declination -79 53.42.
Traditus Transmutatrix is a class A star. It is part of the constellation of the old woman. It appears in the North Quadrant at right ascension 13 18.37 and declination 32 4.53.
Starus is a blue giant star. It is part of the constellation of the insect. It appears in the South Quadrant at right ascension 17 72.22 and declination -53 58.67.
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