The Aquila constellation

Aql · Catalogue stars: 20

The constellation Aquila: 20 catalogue stars and 0 Messier objects. Brightest stars, visibility by latitude and the best month to observe.

Data

IAU code
Aql
Catalogue stars
20
Messier objects
0
Brightest star
Altair · 0.8ᵐ

Stars and objects of the constellation

Stars and objects of the constellation (HIP)

  • HIP 99473 · 3.2ᵐ · B9.5III
  • HIP 95501 · 3.4ᵐ · F0IV
  • HIP 93805 · 3.4ᵐ · B9Vn
  • HIP 97804 · 3.9ᵐ · F6Ibv SB
  • HIP 93244 · 4.0ᵐ · K2III
  • HIP 93429 · 4.0ᵐ · K1IIIvar
  • HIP 101847 · 4.3ᵐ · G8III SB
  • HIP 96468 · 4.4ᵐ · B5III
  • HIP 96229 · 4.5ᵐ · K3III
  • HIP 95585 · 4.6ᵐ · F2Ib
  • HIP 101101 · 4.9ᵐ · K2III
  • HIP 101692 · 4.9ᵐ · K5II
  • HIP 96483 · 4.9ᵐ · B0.5III
  • HIP 99742 · 4.9ᵐ · A2V
  • HIP 95066 · 5.0ᵐ · G8III-IV...

Altitude above the horizon by latitude

LatitudeMaximum altitudeRise azimuth
+60°34°82°
+55°39°83°
+45°49°84°
+30°64°85°
86°86°
−35°51°85°

Geometric altitude at upper culmination, atmospheric refraction not included. Positive latitudes are in the northern hemisphere.

Culmination time by month

MonthCulmination
January11:59
February09:51
March08:06
April06:13
May04:18
June02:12
July00:08
August22:07
September20:14
October18:25
November16:25
December14:16

Upper culmination in local solar time — no time-zone or daylight-saving correction applied.

Neighbouring constellations

In brief

Which is the brightest star in Aquila?

Altair — 0.8ᵐ.