The Pegasus constellation

Peg · Catalogue stars: 31

The constellation Pegasus: 31 catalogue stars and 1 Messier objects. Brightest stars, visibility by latitude and the best month to observe.

Data

IAU code
Peg
Catalogue stars
31
Messier objects
1
Brightest star
Enif · 2.4ᵐ

Stars and objects of the constellation

Stars and objects of the constellation (HIP)

  • HIP 109176 · 3.8ᵐ · F5V
  • HIP 112440 · 4.0ᵐ · G8II-III
  • HIP 105502 · 4.1ᵐ · K1III
  • HIP 107354 · 4.1ᵐ · F5IV
  • HIP 112447 · 4.2ᵐ · F7V
  • HIP 109410 · 4.3ᵐ · F5III
  • HIP 107348 · 4.3ᵐ · G5Ib
  • HIP 106140 · 4.5ᵐ · M1III
  • HIP 114144 · 4.5ᵐ · M2III
  • HIP 115919 · 4.5ᵐ · G8III
  • HIP 118131 · 4.6ᵐ · M3III
  • HIP 114155 · 4.8ᵐ · K0IIp
  • HIP 110371 · 4.8ᵐ · B9III
  • HIP 110882 · 4.8ᵐ · K0III
  • HIP 1168 · 4.8ᵐ · M2III
  • HIP 112051 · 4.8ᵐ · A1IV
  • HIP 110386 · 4.8ᵐ · B2IV-V
  • HIP 109068 · 4.9ᵐ · K4III
  • HIP 113186 · 4.9ᵐ · A1V
  • HIP 117073 · 4.9ᵐ · K0III

Altitude above the horizon by latitude

LatitudeMaximum altitudeRise azimuth
+60°49°50°
+55°54°56°
+45°64°63°
+30°79°68°
71°71°
−35°36°67°

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

Culmination time by month

MonthCulmination
January15:00
February12:53
March11:07
April09:14
May07:20
June05:14
July03:10
August01:09
September23:16
October21:27
November19:26
December17:18

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

Neighbouring constellations

In brief

Which is the brightest star in Pegasus?

Enif — 2.4ᵐ.