The porn-star named Stormy was nice
And of course everything has its price
Including discretion
And public confession:
The ethics aren’t all that precise.
Old Jules
The porn-star named Stormy was nice
And of course everything has its price
Including discretion
And public confession:
The ethics aren’t all that precise.
Old Jules
Stopping a train just ain’t easy
The methods are bloody and sleazy
But changing direction
Requires a correction
More solid than whiney and breezy.
Old Jules
Posted in 2012, 2018, Human Behavior, humor, limericks, Poetry
Tagged limerick, philosophy, poetry, train
Made his money the hard way, inherited.
Went to Yale where he struggled and merited
Every cent that he earned
With his MBA; spurned
Do-nothings with slogans he parroted.
Old Jules – July 31, 2012 blog entry
Posted in 2012, 2018, America, Education, Human Behavior, Poetry
Tagged limerick, MBA, philosophy, poetry
This still seems about as salubrious a means of replacing a prez as the one we’ve been using. Time we bellied up to the bar and admitted we love being governed by dynasties of aristocrats. And that aristocrats in this country are anyone who’s a celebrity and rich. Michael Douglas for prez, for instance, because he’s got such a wide range of experience in the movies qualifies him. Provided he has a sexy wife to succeed him when some returned US Navy SEAL offs him with a sniper rifle. Recall, Lee Harvey Oswald and Charlie Whitman were both ex-Marines.
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Must have been November, 1962, election day in Massachusetts though we didn’t know it. Three young GIs in uniform, Tony Bozza, Julio Ditata and I were off work. We lived in a brownstone house converted to apartments on Beacon Street, so we wandered over to an ice-cream joint on Boylston Street across from Boston Plaza.
As we finished off our ice cream we saw police cordoning off Boylston Street, people drifting in behind them. Something was happening so we rushed out for a front-line position. Asked one of the cops what was going on.
King/President Kennedy was in town. Came to vote for his brother for the Senate. Maybe State Senate. I can’t recall for certain. JFK was going to stay at the Plaza Hotel across the street. “Salute when he drives by
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Tagged assassination, Charles Whitman, culture, History, Human Behavior, humor, Lee Harvey Oswald, philosophy, President, prez, society, sociology, US Marine, US Navy SEAL
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Experts agree that almost everyone born in the US between 1950 and 1960 was conceived in the back seat of a Ford, General Motors, or Chrysler automobile. The overwhelming majority of the comparative few exceptions were mainly Studebakers because of the convenience of the suicide-style back doors opening forward to allow more horizontal legroom. The highest percentages go to the 1949 Ford Club Coupe, the 1954 Chevrolet Sedan, and the 1956 Ford Crown Victoria.
But I’ve digressed. My point is, almost nobody was conceived in a pickup or passenger car with a floor shift or bucket seats. And nobody, not one pregnancy resulted from sexual congress in a hotrod. Which is the reason parents allowed youngsters of the day to build and drive them. A young man with a hotrod had little time or need to devote himself to the pursuit of female company.
Naturally the music industry approved this means of birth control and tried to the best of its ability to stimulate interest in and sing the virtues of coffins on wheels, speed, running from the law and other non-sexual avenues of endeavor for young men.
Red Foley’s, ‘Hotrod Race‘ was the first of these:
After a tasteful passage of time this was answered by Charlie Ryan’s, ‘Hotrod Lincoln‘, claiming to be the person driving the Model A who passed Foley and the car he’d been racing against in ‘Hotrod Race’.
George Hamilton IV, in “If You Don’t Know” attempted to combine an interest in girls and hot cars by driving a ’54 souped up Ford Deluxe with high compression heads and overdrive, which succeeded for speed but had mixed results with females.
The Beach Boys were a bit late off the starting line with “Little Deuce Coupe” in 1964 because the sexual revolution had come along allowing babies to be conceived elsewhere than the back seats of automobiles. However, I mention it here to demonstrate the lingering nature of fads, once begun. Long after hotrods were no longer needed to protect the virtue of young men in the US, the sound of a burned out muffler still caused a faster heartbeat.
Robert Mitchum followed the formula in Ballad of Thunder Road, combining fast cars and running from the cops with filling up the spare space in the automobile with mountain whiskey instead of females. The song led to many a high-speed chase around the cities of America providing thrills to both police, and teenagers. And frequently ambulance and hearse drivers.
When the Nash Rambler hit the market nobody mistook it for a cool aphrodisiac setting for launching future generations. The car was considered ugly, though it appealed so a certain type. But since it wasn’t for the one thing, it must be for the other. At least in the minds of the music industry:
Although I doubt many children begin their long journey toward birth in modern automobiles now, there are a lot of similarities to the hotrod part of the 1950s love affair. People love being seen in Hum Vees and dooley trucks. Everyone wants a SUV. And a person still sees the occasional racy sports car.
Mostly today the guys don’t roll up their pants cuffs, though, and some do find themselves attracted to women.
Old Jules
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There’s something new on the Universal Love front to begin pondering: Hydrox and Shiva-the-cow-cat appear to be slouching into some sort of hanky panky. They’ve been observed lying side-by-side on Jeanne’s bed.
These cats have known one another for more than a decade and never a kind word has passed between them. Hydrox surprised me last year when he began licking the face and inside the ears of Tabby whenever she got aggressive, but Tabby was an entirely different matter. What Shiva’s always wanted was to be left strictly alone by other cats.
Until now. She’s the one jumping on the bed as the party of the second part, not the first.
Also, sometime around 2 am Christmas Eve I heard cat racing noises, sat up in bed and saw Hydrox run from Jeanne’s bedroom into the kitchen. With Shiva in hot pursuit. I shook my head and wiped my eyes in time to see Shiva race out of the kitchen closely pursued by Hydrox, back past Jeanne’s Christmas tree into her bedroom.
I’m convinced they’re teetering on the brink of a Christian Era.
And meanwhile Wavy Gravy Duff, managing editor over at Veterans Today did a wordy Christmas post bragging of his past life without being too obviously obnoxious nor untruthful. For that matter, aside from Jonas Alexis there were no Jew baiting/hating articles during the Christmas truce.
Soooooooo if we’re not teetering on the brink of a Christian era I think we’d better all start digging bomb shelters.
Old Jules
Posted in 2014, America, Animals
Tagged culture, Education, Gordon Duff, Human Behavior, humor, Jonas Alexis, lifestyle, philosophy, psychology, senior citizens, society, sociology, Veterans today, Wavy Gravy
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Bob Hope used to do those USO shows every year. In fact Al Jolson died in the aftermath of returning from a USO show in Korea. Fact is, any Christmas entertainment that includes John Wayne jokes and nasty jibes at draft dodgers burning their draft cards is probably worth a rerun anytime anyone is singing songs about Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men.
Ms. Welch, at least, is about reality, which every USO show should include a taste of.
As an aside, a lot of you probably didn’t know Clint Eastwood’s real identity was Andy Williams. Here he is singing something I thought of as a favorite in 1963.
No Christmas is complete without Clint Eastwood singing Old Bilbao Moon.
Here’s wishing everyone a merry little war.
Old Jules
Posted in 2014, America, US Army, Veterans
Tagged Christmas, culture, History, Human Behavior, humor, Life, lifestyle, philosophy, psychology, society, sociology, USO, Vietnam War
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Most of you won’t have noticed, but stars and other celestial bodies located within 100 light years of earth have experienced a surprising and by celestial standards, sudden flurry of radio traffic. To those located 100 light years away from earth it’s only a trickle, much of which is in Morse code. If any green three-headed monsters are attempting to decode them they’ll find themselves being brought up-to-date on the attempted allied invasion of Turkey and human slaughter all across Europe.
However, those bodies nearer the earth have already been through the events of WWI. Radio signal traffic is getting a lot more pervasive and the news is good. At least for those located far enough away so’s they haven’t learned yet about the worldwide depression beginning in 1929.
But that’s okay. It’s only in the poorer parts of the world where honest-to-goodness famine has anyone dying of starvation in large numbers. Things are getting better everywhere. Except in Asia, where the Japanese are on a mission of self-discovery. But the people they’re slaughtering by the hundreds of thousands aren’t exactly white, so the radio traffic doesn’t get too excited about it.
Nearer stars, though, have already been through all that. It’s old news. What’s bothering those stars 70 light years away getting radio broadcasts just now about the beginnings of WWII is that it’s beginning to sound repetitious. Hell, it wasn’t that long ago WWI was the big news, and here comes WWII and the only thing different enough to keep it from getting boring is the music. Those stars 70 light years away are really enjoying big bands. They’re dancing to Begin the Beguine and hoping that war will last forever.
Bummer. Those 60 light years away have been through the damned big bands. For them the Mills Brothers, Artie Shaw, Vera Lynn and the Andrews Sisters are fading out of the picture. They’re stuck, those stars 60 light years away, with the dirty bop and Walkin’ My Baby Back Home with Johnny Ray and Nat King Cole. Or Gene Autry Back in the Saddle Again and Mule Train by Frankie Laine.
Those stellar bodies 50 light years away are shaking their heads with relief because the last nasal whines of the Lousiana Hayride have faded. For them it’s Elvis Presley, those British guys, and rock and roll has arrived. They’re limboing and twisting in high society. Chubby Checker, Brook Benton, Chuck Berry and Johnny Cash are all out there 50 light years away doing their early years, their best.
Those stars 50 light years away don’t know how good they have it. They’d best enjoy it while they can because 40 and 30 light years are on their way. Disco and Rap. Yeah, 40 had Willie Nelson and that surge of Austin, Texas cw, but the price was high and it didn’t take long for cw to be something even an 18 legged insect the size of an elephant could enjoy only during sex.
Unfortunately, no matter how few light years remained between them and earth things got fairly stable. What’s headed out to them is more damned rap more damned syrup country music, and a lot of Asian music that sounds like water dripping into a bucket.
We, as a planet have exported just about as much pleasure to those damned aliens as we had in us to do. From here on out is is the musical equivalent of Chinese steel. Even the rubber monster toys have gone second rate.
But hell, it’s all FM anyway. They’ll have to come here if they want to hear it. And they’d best bring along some of that stuff from 50, 60 light years out.
Even the damned wars don’t make any sense. The elevator music of the 21st Century.
Old Jules
Incidentally, for those who are interested, here’s where you can still find that old time rock and roll and a little Red Foley, along with I Didn’t Know God Made Honkytonk Angels:
http://solstation.com/stars3/100-gs.htm
HIPPARCOS, RECONS, NStar Distance (ly) |
Name or Designation |
Spectral & Luminosity Type |
Solar Masses |
Constellation | Notes |
… | |||||
Yellow-Orange Stars | |||||
0.0 | Sol | G2 V | 1.000 | … | 8+ planets, dust, brown dwarf b? |
4.4 | Alpha Centauri A | G2 V | 1.09-1.10 | Centaurus | a(AB)=23.7 AUs, e=0.519 |
10 | |||||
11.9 | Tau Ceti | G8 Vp | 0.81-82 | Cetus | Dust disk, old star |
18.8 | Sigma Draconis | G9 V | 0.89 | Draco | Alsafi, Sig Dra, HR 7462, Hip 96100, HD 185144 |
19.4 | Eta Cassiopeiae A | G3 V | 0.9-1.1 | Cassiopeia | Achird, a=71 AUs, e=0.497 |
19.8 | 82 Eridani | G5 V | 0.97 | Eridanus | e Eri, old, spec. double?, planets |
19.9 | Delta Pavonis | G5-8 IV-V | 1.1 | Pavo | Subgiant?, HR 7665 |
20 | |||||
21.8 | Xi Boötis A | G8 Ve | 0.94 | Boötes | a=33.6 AUs, e=0.51, HR 5544 A |
24.4 | Beta Hydri | G2 IV | 1.1 | Hydrus | Subgiant, HR 98, Gl 19 |
24.6 | Mu Cassiopeiae A | G5 VIp | 0.6 +/-0.2 | Cassiopeia | Subdwarf, a=1.44 AUs, e=0.561, HR 321, Gl 53 A |
27.3 | Alula Australis Ba | G0-5 Ve | 0.90 | Ursa Major | Brown dwarf b, a(Bab)=0.06 AUs, e=0.00 |
27.3 | Chara | G0 V | <1.08 | Canes Venatici | Bet CVn, HR 4785, Gl 475 |
27.4 | Mu Herculis Aa | G5 IV | 1.1 | Hercules | Subgiant; HR 6623, a(Aab)=17.2 AUs, e=0.34; sep(Aab-BC)=286 AUs |
27.8 | 61 Virginis | G5-6 V | 0.96 | Virgo | 3 planets, HR 5019, Gl 506 |
28.3 | Chi1 Orionis A | G0 V | ~1 | Orion | Barium; a=6.4 AUs, e=0.45 |
28.7 | 41 Arae A | G8-K0 V | ? | Ara | a=210 AUs, e=0.901, HR 6416 |
29.9 | Groombridge 1830 | G8 VIp | 0.6 | Ursa Major | Subdwarf, superflares, HR 4450, Gl 451 A |
29.9 | Kappa Ceti | G5 Ve | ~1 | Cetus | Superflares, HR 996, Gl 137 |
30 | |||||
30.1 | HR 4523 A | G2-5 Ve | 0.85 | Centaurus | Planet, Gl 442 A, HD 102365 A |
31.1 | 61 Ursae Majoris | G8 Ve | 0.81 | Ursa Major | HR 4496, Gl 434 |
33.1 | Alpha Mensae | G5-6 V | 0.87? | Mensa | Alp Men, HR 2261, Gl 231 |
34.4 | Iota Persei | G0 V | 1.3 | Perseus | Iot Per, HR 937, Gl 124 |
35.2 | Zeta Herculis B | G7-K0 V | 0.98 | Hercules | Zet Her B, Gl 635 B, BD+31 2884 B |
35.4 | Delta Trianguli A | G0.5 Ve | 1.09 | Triangulum | Del Tri, HR 660, Gl 92 |
36.5 | 11 Leonis Minoris A | G8 V | 0.9-1? | Leo Minor | SV LMi, HR 3815 |
37.0 | Muphrid A | G0 IV | 1.5 | Boötes | Subgiant, Eta Boo, HR 5235 |
38.3 | Lambda Serpentis | G0 V | ? | Serpens Caput | Lam Ser, HR 5868, Gl 598 |
38.4 | Iota Pegasi B | G8 V | 0.81 | Pegasus | Iot Peg B, HD 210027 B |
39.4-9 | Zeta2 Reticuli | G1-2 V | 0.99 | Reticulum | Zet2 Ret, HR 1010, HD 20807 |
39.4-9 | Zeta1 Reticuli | G2.5-5 V | 0.93 | Reticulum | Zet1 Ret, HR 1006, Gl 136, HD 20766 |
40 | |||||
40.4 | 85 Pegasi Aa | G5 Vb | 0.88 | Pegasus | 85 Peg, HR 9088, Gl 914 |
40.9 | 55 (Rho1) Cancri – Rho1 A | G8 V | 0.95 | Cancer | Planets, dust dusk, 55 Cnc, HR 3522, Gl 324 |
41.0 | HR 3259 | G7.5-K0 V | 0.86 +/- 0.03 | Puppis | Planets, asteroids, Gl 302, HD 69830, BD-12 2449 |
41.2 | HR 483 A | G1.5 V | 0.97 +/- 0.23 | Andromeda | Gl 67 A, HD 10307, BD+41 328 |
41.2 | Lambda Aurigae | G0-1.5 IV-V | ? | Auriga | Subgiant?, Lam Aur, HR 1729 |
41.4 | HR 683 | G5-8 V | ? | Fornax | Gl 95, HD 14412, CD-26 828 |
41.6 | 44 (i) Bootis B | G2 V | 1~ | Boötes | Gl 578 B, Struve 1909 B, ADS 9494 B |
41.6 | 44 (i) Bootis C | G? V | 1< | Boötes | Gl 578 C, NS 1503+4739 C |
42.0 | HR 6094 A | G3-5 V | 0.92-1.1 | Scorpius | Planet, barium dwarf, Gl 620.1 A, HD 147513 |
42.1 | HR 4587 | G8-K0 IV | ? | Virgo | Subgiant, HR 4587, HD 104304 |
42.2 | Capella Aa/A | G8-K0 III | 2.7 | Auriga | Giant, Alp Aur A, HR 1708, quadruple |
42.2 | Capella Ab/B/P | G1 III | 2.6 | Auriga | Giant, Alp Aur B, Gl 194 B, a(Aab)=0.730 AUs |
42.4 | HR 6998 | G4-5 V | 1~ | Sagittarius | Gl 722, HD 172051, BD-21 5081 |
43.4 | 58 Eridani | G1-2.5 V | 1~ | Eridanus | 58 Eri, HR 1532, Gl 177 |
44.4 | HR 8501 A | G1-3 V | 1~ | Grus | Gl 853 A, HD 211415, CD-54 9222 |
44.7 | Alshain A | G8 IV | 1.3 | Aquila | Subgiant, Bet Aql A, HR 7602 |
44.8 | CD-57 6303 | G8-K0 Vw | 0.? | Norma | Gl 615, Hip 79537, HD 145417, LHS 413 |
45.8 | 18 Scorpii | G1-5 V-Va | 1.01~ | Scorpius | 18 Sco, HR 6060, Gl 616 |
45.9 | 47 Ursae Majoris | G0-1 V | 1.03 | Ursa Major | Planet, 47 UMa, HR 4277, Gl 407 |
46.0 | 26 Draconis | G0-1 V | ? | Draco | 26 Dra, HR 6573, Gl 684 A |
46.0 | Alpha Fornacis B | G7 V | ? | Fornax | alp for B, HR 963 B, Gl 127 B |
46.6 | Pi1 Ursae Majoris | G0-1.5 Vb | ? | Ursa Major | Superflares, Ph1 UMa, HR 3391, Gl 311 |
46.9 | BD+39 2947 A | G8 V | ? | Corona Borealis | Gl 611 A, HD 144579, LHS3152 |
46.9 | 72 Herculis A? | G0 V | ? | Hercules | 72 Her, HR 6458, Gl 672 |
47.5 | Nu2 Lupi | G2-5 V | 1~ | Lupus | Planets, HR 5699, Gl 582, HD 136352 |
47.8 | HR 7898 | G8-K0 V | ? | Capricornus | Gl 796, HD 196761, CD-24 16193 |
47.8 | Psi Serpentis Aa | G2.5-5 V | ? | Serpens | Psi Ser, HR 5853, Gl 596.1 A |
48.6 | 20 Leonis Minoris | G1-3 Va | ? | Leo Minor | 20 LMi, HR 3951, Gl 376 |
48.7 | HR 209 A | G1-5 IV-V | ? | Phoenix | Subgiant?, GJ 1021, CD-48 176, HD 4391 |
49.2 | Gl 264.1 B | G8-K0 V-IV | 0.? | Puppis | Triple, subgiant?, Hip 34069, HD 53706, CD-43 2907, DUN 38 B |
49.4 | 31 Aquilae | G8 IV | ? | Aquila | Subgiant, HR 7373, HD 182572 |
49.6 | 171 Puppis A | G0 V | ? | Puppis | 171 Pup, HR 3018, Gl 288 A |
49.7 | HR 5864 A | G6 IV-V | ? | Lupus | Subgiant?, HD 140901 |
49.8 | Mu Arae | G3-5 V-IV | 1.08 | Ara | Planets, subgiant?, Mu Ara, HR 6585, Gl 691, HD 160691 |
50 | |||||
50.1 | 51 Pegasi | G2.5-5 V | 1.06 | Pegasus | Planet, 51 Peg, HR 8729, Gl 882 |
50.1 +/- 8.2 | BD+37 783 | G5 V | ? | Perseus | HD 21809, GJ 3233, SAO 56525 |
50.5 | HR 7368 | G8-K0 V | ? | Lyra | Planets/brown dwarf, Gl 758, HD 182488, BD+32 3411 |
50.7 | HR 159 Aa | G7-K1 V | ? | Cetus | Gl 25 A, HD 3443, CD-25 225 |
50.7 | HR 159 B | G8 V | ? | Cetus | Gl 25 B |
50.8 | HR 2007 | G2-4 V | ? | Orion | GJ 1085, HD 38858, BD-04 1244 |
51.0 | HR 8323 | G0-2 V | ? | Grus | Gl 838, HD 207129, CD-47 13928 |
51.8 | 104 Tauri | G4 V | ? | Taurus | HR 1656, Gl 188, HD 32923 |
51.8 | HR 7670 A | G6-8 IV-V | 0.96 | Cygnus | Subgiant?, planets, HD 190360, Gl 777 A |
52.8 | HR 3138 Aa | G0-2 V | ? | Carina | Gl 294, HD 65907, CD-59 1773 |
53.0 | HR 2667 Aa | G3 V | ? | Puppis | Gl 264.1, HD 53705, CD-43 2906 |
53.6 | 10 Ursae Majoris B | G5 V | ? | Ursa Major | 10 UMa B, Gl 332 B, BD+42 1956 Ab |
53.6 | HR 6516 A | G6-9 IV-V | ? | Ophiuchus | Subgiant?, Gl 678, HD 158614, BD-00 3300 |
53.6 | HR 6516 B | G8 IV-V | ? | Ophiuchus | Subgiant?Gl 678 B, BD-00 3300 B |
53.9 | Psi5 Aurigae | G0 V | ? | Auriga | Psi5 Aur, HR 2483, Gl 245 |
54.1 | HR 5273 A | G8 V | ? | Boötes | Gl 538, HD 122742, BD+11 2625 |
54.4 | 9 Puppis B | G4 V | ? | Puppis | Gl 291 B |
54.4 | HR 2225 | G5 V | ? | Canis Major | HD 43162, CD-23 3577, Hip29568 |
54.6 | 39 Tauri A? | G5 V | ? | Taurus | 39 Tau, HR 1262, Gl 160 |
54.8 | BD+03 2765 A | G5-K0 V | ? | Virgo | HD 116442, BD+03 2765, Hip 65352 |
54.8 | BD+03 2766, 2765 B | G5-K0 V | ? | Virgo | HD 116443, BD+03 2766, Hip 65355 |
54.8 | BD+29 1664 | G8 V | ? | Gemini | Gl 295, HD 65583, Hip 39157 |
55.0 | HR 2721 | G0 V | ? | Lynx | GJ 1095, HD 55575, BD+47 1419 |
55.2 | V2292 Ophiuchi | G8-K1 V | ? | Ophiuchus | Gl 641, HD 152391, BD+00 3593 |
55.6 | HR 2997 | G8 V | ? | Camelopardalis | Gl 290, HD 62613, BD+80 238 |
55.8 | HR 3538 | G2-5 V | ? | Hydra | Gl 327, HD 76151, BD-04 2490 |
56.0 | HR 7232 | G5-8 IV-V | ? | Corona Australis | Subgiant?, HD 177565, CD-37 13049, Hip 93858 |
56.0 | HR 4864 | G7 V | ? | Coma Berenices | Gl 486.1, HD 111395, BD+25 2568 |
56.2 | Iota Horologii | G0 V-IVp | 1.03 | Horologium | Planet, subgiant?, Iot Hor, HR 810, Gl 108, HD 17051 |
56.3 | 37 Geminorum | G0 V | 1.1 | Gemini | 37Gem, HR 2569, Gl 252, HD 50692 |
56.4 | BD-00 2944 A? | G8-K0 V | 0.? | Serpens Caput | Gl 580 A, Hip 74537, HD 135204, LHS 393, ADS 9544 |
56.6 | HR 6748 | G3-5 V | ? | Puppis | Gl 702.1, HD 165185, CD-36 12214 |
56.7 | 10 Canum Venaticorum | G0 V | ? | Canes Venatici | 10 CVn, HR 4845, Gl 484 |
56.8 | Rho Coronae Borealis | G0-2 Va | 0.95 | Corona Borealis | Planet, Rho CrB, HR 5968, Gl 606.2, HD143761 |
57.0 | 39 Serpentis A | G0-1 V | ? | Serpens | 39 Ser, HR 5911, HD 142267 |
57.0 | Chi Eridani A | G5-8 IIIb-IV | 1.? | Eridanus | Giant?, Chi Eri A, HR 566, Gl 81 A, HD 11937 |
57.3 | HR 7783 | G3-5 V | ? | Draco | Gl 788, HD 193664, BD+66 1281 |
57.4 | HR 5384 | G1-5 V | ? | Virgo | Gl 547, HD 126053, BD+01 2920,G65-47 |
57.5 | GJ 3021 | G6 V | 0.93 | Hydrus | Planet, HD 1237, CD-80 9, Hip 1292 |
57.6 | 15 Sagittae A | G1 V | 1~ | Sagitta | Brown dwarf companion, 15 Sge, HR 7672, Gl 779 |
57.8 | HR 7644 | G2-3 V | ? | Pavo | Gl 776, HD 189567, CD-67 2385 |
57.9 | BD+27 1775 A | G9-K0 V | ? | Leo | Gl 354.1 A, HD 82443, BD+27 1775 |
57.9 | Iota Pavonis A | G0-3 IV-V | ? | Pavo | Subgiant?, Iot Pav, HR 6761, Gl 705.1 A, HD 165499 |
58.0 | HR 4525 | G5 V | ? | Hydra | Gl 446, HD 102438, CD-29 9337 |
58.5 | HR 5534 A | G0-2 V | ? | Boötes | Gl 564, HD 130948, BD+24 2786 |
58.6 | 59 Virginis | G0 Vs | ? | Virgo | 59 Vir, HR 5011, Gl 504 |
58.9 | BD+47 2420 | G8 V | ? | Hercules | Planet, Gl 651, Hip 83389, HD 154345, B+47 2420, LHS 3260 |
59.0 | CD-28 12769 | G8-K1 V | ? | Ophiuchus | Gl 652, HD 154088, Hip83541 |
59.1 | 70 Virginis | G5 V | 1.10 | Virgo | Planet, 70 Vir, HR 5072, Gl 512.1 |
59.1 | HR 2208 A? | G2-8 V | ? | Orion | Gl 230, HD 42807, BD+10 1050 |
59.4 | Pi Mensae | G1-3 V-IV | 1.10 | Mensa | Planet, subgiant?, HR 2022, GJ 9189, HD 39091, CD-80 195 |
60 | |||||
60.0 | HN Pegasi | G0 V | ? | Pegasus | Flare star, brown dwarf, dust disk, HN Peg, HR 8314, Gl 836.7, HD 206860 |
60.1 | 15 Leonis Minoris | G0.5-2 Va | ? | Leo Minor | HR 3881, Gl 368, HD 84737 |
60.2 | BD+69 238 | G5-K2 V | ? | Camelopardalis | Gl 161, HD 25665, BD+69 238, Hip 19422 |
60.7 | Eta Coronae Borealis Aa | G0-2 V | ? | Corona Borealis | Eta CrB, HR 5727, Gl 584 A, HD 137107 |
60.7 | Eta Coronae Borealis Ba | G2 V | ? | Corona Borealis | HR 5728, Gl584 B, BD+30 2653 B |
61.1 | HR 8148 Aa | G5 V | ? | Capricornus | Gl 825.4, HD 202940, CD-26 15541 |
61.1 | HR 8148 B | G6 V | ? | Capricornus | Gl 825.4 B, LHS 3656, CD-26 15541 B |
61.4 | CD-23 315 | G8-K0 V | ? | Cetus | Gl 36, HD 4747, CD-23 315 |
61.6 | HR 7683 A | G5 IV | ? | Cygnus | Subgiant, GJ 1249, HD 190771, BD+38 3896 |
62.3 | HR 2643 | G4 V | ? | Gemini | Gl 262, HD 52711, BD+29 1441, Hip 34017 |
62.7 | BD-01 1883 A | G8-0 V | ? | Monoceros | Gl 292.2, HD 64606, Hip 38625 |
63.1 | BD+15 4026 | G7-8 V | ? | Aquila | Gl 775.1, HD 190067, Hip 98677 |
63.3 | CD-31 17597 | G5-8 V | ? | Sagittarius | Gl 790, HD 194640, Hip 100925 |
63.5 | HR 6465 | G5 IV-V | ? | Ophiuchus | Subgiant?, HD 157347, Hip 85042, BD-02 4343 |
63.6 | CD-24 658 A | G8-K0 V | ? | Cetus | Gl 59 A, HD 9540, Hip 7235 |
63.8 | CP-60 424 | G5-8 Ve | ? | Dorado | Gl 204.1, HD 36435, , Hip 25544 |
63.9 | BD+81 482 | G5 V | ? | Ursa Minor | HD 128642, Hip70857, GJ 3859 |
64.2 | BD+03 2938 | G8-K1 V | ? | Virgo | HD 130307, LTT 14377, G 66-24, Hip 72312 |
64.2 | BD+37 1738 | G5-K2 V | ? | Lynx | HD 59747, Hip 36704, SAO 60168 |
64.3 | HD 217107 | G7-8 IV-V | 0.98 | Pisces | Subgiant?, planet, HR 8784 |
64.4 | V368 Cephei | G9 V | ? | Cepheus | V 368 Cep, HD 220140, Hip 115147, BD+78 826 |
65.0 | HR 3430 Aa | G3-6 V | ? | Pyxis | Gl 314 A, HD 73752, BD-22 2345 |
65.0 | HR 5209 | G5 V | ? | Hydra | Gl 530, HD 120690, CD-23 11329 |
65.2 | BD+57 1961 | G8 V-IV | ? | Draco | Subgiant?, GJ 1233, HD 180161, Hip 94346 |
65.2 – 122 | BD+18 4505 A | G3 IV-V | 1.02 | Sagitta | Planet, subgiant?, Hip 100970, HD 195019, HO 131 A, ADS 13886 A |
65.4 +/- 10.5 | BD+18 1074 | G5 V | ? | Gemini | HD 41190, GJ 3383, TYC 1317-335-1 |
65.5 | 53 Aquarii A | G1-3 V | ? | Aquarius | 53 Aqr A, HR 8545, Gl 859 A |
65.5 | 53 Aquarii B | G2-3 V | ? | Aquarius | HR 8544, Gl 859 B, HD 212697 |
65.8 | BD+21 3822 | G5 V | ? | Vulpecula | Gl 762.2, HD 184385, B+21 3822, Hip96183 |
66.2 | V640 Cassiopeiae A | G5 V | ? | Cassiopeia | HR 5, Gl 4.1 A, HD 123 |
66.2 | V640 Cassiopeiae B | G8 V | ? | Cassiopeia | Gl4.1 B, BD+57 2865 B, ADS 61 B |
66.4 | CP-74 1218 | G5 V | ? | Apus | HD 128400, Hip 71855 |
66.5 | BE Ceti | G2-3 V | 1~ | Cetus | 9 Cet, HR 88, Gl 17.3 |
66.6 | Kappa Tucanae B | G5 V | ? | Tucana | Kap2 Tuc, HR 377 B, Gl 53.3 A, HD 7788 |
66.8 | CD-68 2223 | G5 V | ? | Pavo | GJ 1262, HD 203244, Hip 105712 |
66.8 | HR 4979 | G3 V | ? | Centaurus | Gl 501.2, HD 114613, CD-37 8437 |
66.8 | Pi1 Cancri Aa | G9 V | ? | Cancer | HR 3650, Gl 337 A, HD 79096 |
67.1 | 50 Persei B | G5 V | ? | Perseus | V491 Per, GJ 160.1 A, HD 25893 |
67.3 | BD+44 1973 | G5 V | ? | Ursa Major | GJ 3593, HD 89269, Hip 50505 |
67.4 | BD+16 527 A | G0-5 V | ? | Taurus | Planet, GJ 3255, HD 24496, Hip 18267 |
67.5 | CD-41 15204 A | G-K V | ? | Grus | Gl 893.3 A, LP 1034-92, L 431-25 |
67.6 | 94 Aquarii Aa | G5-8 IV | ? | Aquarius | Subgiant, HR 8866 Aa |
67.9 +/- 7.1 | BD+14 512 | G5 V | ? | Gemini | GJ 3418, HD 51534, SAO 96329 |
68.0 | HR 7330 | G1-5 V | ? | Sagittarius | Gl 755, HD 181321, CD-35 13422 |
68.2 | Tau Cygni Ab/B | G0 V | ? | Cygnus | Gl 822.1 B, BD+37 4240 |
68.4 | HR 7260 A | G5 V | ? | Sagitta | Gl 746, HD 178428, BD+16 3752 |
68.4 | HR 7914 A | G5 V | ? | Delphinus | Gl 797 A, HD 197076, BD+19 4484 A |
68.4 | BD+68 113 | G6 V | ? | Cassiopeia | Gl 59.1, HD 9407, Hip 7339 |
68.6 | 13 Ceti Ba | G1 V | ? | Cetus | Gl 23 B, ADS 490 B, BD-04 62 |
69.0 | 51 Arietis | G8 V | ? | Aries | 51 Ari, Gl 120.2, HD 18803, BD+26 503 |
69.1 | BD+05 614 A | G0 IV | ? | Taurus | Subgiant, HR 1322, HD 26923, Hip 19859 |
69.1 | V891 Tauri | G5 IV | ? | Taurus | Subgiant, V891 Tau, HR 1321, HR 1322 B, HD 26913, BD+05 613, H 98 B |
69.4 | HD 210277 | G0 V | 0.99 | Aquarius | Planet, subgiant?, Gl 848.4, HD 210277, BD-08 5818 |
69.6 | HR 5070 | G6 V | ? | Ursa Major | Gl 511.1, HD 117043, BD+64 949 |
69.6 | BD+02 3001 | G8-K0 V | ? | Serpens Caput | HD 141272, LTT 14685, Hip 77408 |
69.8 | BD+59 736 A | G0 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 24409, LTT 11294, Hip 18413 |
69.8 | BD+45 404 | G5 IV | ? | Andromeda | Subgiant,GJ 65.1, HD 10086, Hip 7734 |
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70.0 | BD+25 3020 A | G8 V | ? | Serpens Caput | Gl 609.2, Hip78709, HD 144287 |
70.2 | BD+27 1490 | G5 IV | ? | Gemini | Subgiant, HD 63433 |
70.3 | BD+57 1438 | G8-9 IV-V | ? | Ursa Major | Subgiant?, HD 116956 |
70.5 | CD-44 14214 | G0 V | ? | Microscopium | Gl 812.1, HD 199288, Hip 103458 |
70.5 | 16 Cygni A | G1.5 Vb | 1~ | Cygnus | 16 Cyg A, HR 7503, Gl 765.1 HD 186408 |
70.5 | 16 Cygni B | G2.5 V | 1.01 | Cygnus | Planet, HR 7504, Gl 765.1 B, HD 186427 |
70.6 | CD-25 8519 | G8-K0 V | ? | Hydra | HD 97343, LTT 4131, Hip 54704 |
70.7 | HR 2468 A | G0-2 V | ? | Pictor | HD 48189, CP-61 688, Hip 31711 |
70.7 | CD-57 6486 | G3 V | ? | Ara | HD 149612, CP-57 8091, Hip 81520 |
70.7 | Sigma Coronae Borealis B | G1 V | ? | Corona Borealis | HR 6064, Gl 615.2 B, HD 146362 |
70.8 | BD+32 1695 | G4 V | ? | Cancer | HD 68017, LHS 1987, Hip 40118 |
70.8 | HR 5829 A | G5 V | ? | Ursa Minor | HD 139813, BD+80 481, Hip 75829 |
70.8 | HR 4345 | G0 V | ? | Ursa Major | Gl 417, HD 97334, BD+36 2162 |
71.0 | BD-00 2024 | G5-K0 V | ? | Hydra | HD 72760, Hip 42074 |
71.0 | HR 2882 | G3-4 V | ? | Puppis | HD 59967, CD-37 3637, Hip36515 |
71.1 | HR 3309 | G5 V | ? | Lynx | Gl 307.1, HD 71148, BD+46 1398 |
71.2 | BD+27 1490 | G5 IV | ? | Gemini | Subgiant, HD 63433, BD+27 1490, Hip38228 |
71.3 | CD-66 38 | G3-5 V | 0.83 | Tucana | Planet, Gl 31.5, HD 4308, Hip 3497 |
71.3 | BD+57 1438 | G8-9 IV-V | ? | Ursa Major | Subgiant?, HD 116956, Hip 65515, B+57 1438 |
71.3 | CD-31 12689 | G1 V | ? | Scorpius | HD 145825, CP-31 4346, Hip 79578 |
71.5 | Kappa Fornacis | G0-2 Va | ? | Fornax | HR 695, Gl 97, HD 14802, Hip 11072 |
71.7 | BD-4 3049 | G8 V | ? | Leo | Gl 423.1, HD 98281, Hip 55210 |
71.9 | HR 2318 | G0-2 V | ? | Canis Major | HD 45184, CD-28 2981, Hip 30503 |
71.9 | HR 5829 A | G0 IV-V | ? | Ursa Minor | Subgiant?, HD 139777, BD+80 480, Hip 75809 |
71.9 | HR 5829 B | G8 IV-V | ? | Ursa Minor | Subgiant?, HD 139813 |
72.0 | BD-05 138 | G0-5 V | ? | Cetus | HD 4915, Hip 3979, G 270-082 |
72.1 | CD-29 8316 | G5 V | ? | Hydra | Planet, HD 90156, Hip 50921, GJ 3597 |
72.2 | BD-04 3408 | G5-K1 V | ? | Virgo | HD 113449, Hip63742, LTT 4992 |
72.2 | HR 8477 | G5 V | ? | Grus | Gl 851.2, HD 210918, Hip 109821 |
72.2 | CD-74 1463 | G8 V | ? | Indus | HD 205536, Hip 107022, LTT 8616 |
72.2 | BD+65 210 | G5 V | ? | Cassiopeia | GJ 3122, HD 11373, Hip8867, |
72.5 | BD+41 3799 A | G9 V | ? | Cygnus | Gl 793.1, HD 195987, Hip101382 |
72.6 | CD-56 1071 A | G5 V | ? | Dorado | GL 186.1 A, HD 32778, Hip 23437 |
72.6 | BD+30 1423 | G5-K3 V | ? | Gemini | HD 53927, Hip 34414, LTT11979 |
72.7 | BD-02 3804 | G0-K1 V | ? | Virgo | HD 124292, Hip 69414, LTT5565 |
72.8 | BD+47 2491 | G5 V | ? | Hercules | GJ 4010, HD 159062, Hip 85653 |
73.1 | Mu1 Cygni Ba | G2 V | ? | Cygnus | HR 8310, Gl 836.6 B, BD+28 4169 B |
73.2 | CD-29 17282 | G3-5 V | ? | Microscopium | HD 197214, Hip 102264, LTT 8195 |
73.4 | CD-51 2507 | G5 V-IV | ? | Carina | Subgiant?, Gl 275, HD 59468, Hip 36210 |
73.8 | CD-47 14099 | G5 V | ? | Grus | Hip 109670, CF 19815 |
74.0 | HR 6847 | G2 V | ? | Lyra | Gl 708.4, HD 168009, BD+45 2684 |
74.2 | HR 4013 | G0-1 V | ? | Antlia | Gl 385.1, HD 88742, CD-32 7158 |
74.4 | BD-19 1297 A | G6 V | ? | Lepus | HD 39855, Hip 27922, ADS 4503 A |
74.6 | BD+61 513 A | G4 V | ? | Cassiopeia | HD 18757, Hip14286, LHS1492 |
74.7 | Alpha Coronae Borealis B | G5-6 V | ? | Corona Borealis | Alp Crb B, Wo 9520 B |
75.0 | Chi Ceti B | G0-1 V | ? | Cetus | HD 11131, BD-11 351, Hip 8486 |
75.1 | CD-53 36 A | G2 V | ? | Phoenix | Gl 13, HD 1273, Hip 1349 |
75.1 | 88 Leonis A | G0 V | ? | Leo | 88 Leo, HR 4437, HD 100180 |
75.2 | HR 8526 | G3 IV-V | ? | Octans | Subgiant?, HD 212168, Hip 110712, CP-75 1748 |
75.4 | BD+06 1155 | G4 V | ? | Orion | HD 42618, Hip 29432, G 102-57, LTT 1802 |
75.4 | HR 8964 | G5 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 222143, BD+45 4288, Hip 116613 |
75.6 | BD+23 285 | G2 V | ? | Aries | HD 12846, Hip 9829, SAO 75144 |
75.6 | HR 1294 | G3 V | ? | Reticulum | Gl 162.1, HD 26491, CD-64 143 |
76.0 | HR 4486 A | G0 V | ? | Ursa Major | Gl 433.2, HD 101177, BD+45 1947, Hip 56809 |
76.0 | BD+01 2063 | G5 V | ? | Hydra | Hip 40774, SAO 116619, NLTT 19312 |
76.1 | Mu2 Cancri | G1-2 IVb | ? | Cancer | Subgiant IVb, 10 Cnc, HR 3176, HD 67228 |
76.3 | BD-13 3196 | G2-3 V | ? | Hydra | HD 92719, Hip 52369 |
76.4 | BD+29 3423 | G0-2 V | ? | Lyra | HD 176377, Hip 93185, LTT15573 |
76.4 +/- 12.3 | BD+35 1880 | G0 V | ? | Lynx | GJ 3516, HD 75404, SAO 61083 |
76.4 | HR 72 / HD 1461 | G0 V | 1.08 | Cetus | planets, subgiant?, Gl 16.1, HD 1461, BD-08 38 |
76.5 | BZ Ceti | G5 V | ? | Cetus | BZ Cet, HD 18632, BD+07 459 |
76.5 | BD+30 4983 | G5-K0 V | ? | Pegasus | HD 221851, Hip 116416, LTT 16944, G 128-83 |
76.6 | CD-60 1425 A | G1 V | ? | Pictor | HD 45270, Hip 30314, CP-60 604 |
76.8 | HR 8635 A | G0-1 V | ? | Grus | Gl 871 A, HD 214953, CD-47 14307 |
76.9 | HR 5423 | G5 V | ? | Boötes | HD 127334, BD+42 2508, Hip 70873 |
76.9 | BD-15 3924 | G6 V | ? | Libra | HD 128987, Hip 71743, SAO 158720 |
77.0 | BD-07 268 | G5-K1 V | ? | Cetus | HD 10008, Hip 7576, SAO 129411 |
77.1 | BD-6 2664 | G0-K0 V | ? | Hydra | HD 73350, Hip 42333, SAO 136111, LTT 3193 |
77.1 | BD+42 271 | G0 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 7590, Hip 5944, SAO 37069 |
77.3 | HR 6538 | G5 V | ? | Hercules | Gl 679, HD 159222, BD+34 2989 |
77.6 | CD-43 14464 | G5 V | ? | Microscopium | Gl 825.2, HD 202628, CD-43 14464 |
77.6 | Omega Sagittarii A | G3-5 III-V | ? | Sagittarius | Giant?, Ome Sag A, HR 7597, HD 188376 |
78.7 | HR 2998 | G5-6 IV | ? | Puppis | Subgiant, Gl 284, HD 62644, CD-44 3675, Hip 37606 |
78.8 | BD+08 2134 A | G0 V | ? | Cancer | HD 75767, Hip 43557, SAO 117212 |
78.8 | HR 5632 | G2-3 V-III | ? | Circinis | Subgiant?, HD 134060, CD-60 5490, HIP 74273 |
78.9 | BD+42 2361 | G9 V | ? | Canes Venatici | HD 112914, Hip 63406, G 123-79 |
78.9 | BD+49 4291 | G2-5 V | ? | Cassiopeia | HD 224465, Hip 118162, SAO 35934, LTT 17065 |
78.9 | CD-43 2523 A | G-K7 ? | ? | Puppis | Gl 237, Hip 31126, CP-43 912 |
79.0 | CP-82 843 | G3 V | ? | Octans | HD 199509, Hip 104436, SAO 258880 |
79.0 | HR 7845 A | G2.5-6 IV | ? | Capricornus | Subgiant?, Gl 792.1 A, HD 134060, BD-10 5423 |
79.1 | BD+22 1531 | G5 V | ? | Gemini | HD 51419, Hip 33537, SAO 78921 |
79.1 | BD+56 2272 | G0 V | ? | Cygnus | HD 185414, Hip 96395, SAO 31813 |
79.2 | MT Pegasi | G5 V | ? | Pegasus | GJ 2153, HD 217813, Hip 113829, BD+20 5264 |
79.4 | CD-46 968 | G0-3 V | ? | Eridanus | Gl 132, HD 20407, Hip 15131 |
79.4 | BD+13 3091 A | G8 V | ? | Hercules | Gl 615.1 A, HD 145958, ADS 9969 A |
79.4 | BD+13 3091 B | G8 V | ? | Hercules | Gl 615.1 B, ADS 9969 B |
79.6 | BD+4 3589 | G0-2 V | ? | Ophiuchus | Gl 702.2, HD 165401, Hip 88622 |
79.8 | CD-44 8505 | G2 V | ? | Centaurus | HD 114853, Hip 64550, SAO 223987 |
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80.0 | HR 5566 | G3-5 V | ? | Lupus | Gl 570.1, HD 131923, Hip 73241 |
80.1 | BD+32 360 | G5-7 V | ? | Triangulum | Gl 82.1, HD 12051, Hip 9269 |
80.2 | BD+25 1594 A | G8 V | ? | Gemini | HD 54371, Hip 34567, SAO 79121 |
80.4 | BD-03 3040 A | G5 V | ? | Crater | HD 96064, Hip 54155, ADS 8048 A |
80.5 | BD-3 534 | G0-1.5 V | ? | Eridanus | Gl 135, HD 20619, Hip 15442 |
80.5 | CD-86 85 | G5 V-III | ? | Octans | Subgiant?, HD 113283, CP-86 283, Hip 64690 |
80.7 +/- 13 | BD+37 3812 | G8-K1 V | ? | Cygnus | TycPlx= 34.60/113 ly +/- 4.40/14; Tyc 3151-2837-1, HD 192020, SAO 69576, GJ 4138 |
81.0 | BD+37 42 | G0 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 1562, Hip 1598, SAO 53817 |
81.2 | HR 7294 A | G4-6 V | ? | Cygnus | HD 179958, Hip 94336, SAO 48193, ADS 12169 A |
81.2 | HR 7293 | G4-6 V | ? | Cygnus | HR 7293, HD 179957, BD+49 2959 B, SAO 48192, ADS 12169 B |
81.3 | HR 1747 A | G0 V | ? | Lepus | Gl 198, HD 34721, BD-18 1051, Hip 24786 |
81.5 | HR 672 A | G0.5 IVb | ? | Cetus-Pisces | Subgiant IVb, HD 14214 , BD+01 410 A, Hip 10723 |
81.7 | BD+13 1655 | G5-K2 V | ? | Canis Majoris | GJ 2057, HD 57901, Hip35872 |
81.9 | BD+63 1882 | G8 V | ? | Cepheus | HD 215500, Hip 112245, SAO 20223 |
82.1 | BD+13 3677 | G8 V | ? | Hercules-Ophiuchus | GJ 1229, HD 171067, Hip 90864 |
82.3 | HR 7345 | G8 V | ? | Lyra | Gl 754.2, HD 181655, Hip94981 |
82.3 | BD+29 3190 | G0 V | ? | Hercules | HD 166435, Hip 88945, |
82.4 | CD-46 1936 A | G5 V | ? | Pictor | HJ 3784, HD 37706, Hip 26501 |
82.4 | KZ Andromedae A | G5-K0 Ve | ? | Andromeda | HD 218738, BD+47 4058, ADS 16557 A |
82.4 | BD+48 1889 | G5 V | ? | Ursa Major | HD 92786, Hip52470, SAO 43443 |
83.1 | HR 176 | G1 V | ? | Tucana | Gl 29, HD 3823, Hip 3170 |
83.3 | Lambda2 Fornacis | G1-5 IV-V | ? | Fornax | Subgiant?, Lam2 For, HR 772, Gl 105.1, HD 16417 |
83.4 | CD-27 15550 | G2-4 IV-V | ? | Pisces Australis | Subgiant?, Gl 836.1, HD 205905, Hip106913 |
83.4 | Zeta2 Cancri Ca | G2-5 V | ? | Cancer | 16 Cnc C, HR 3210, HD 68255 |
83.4 | Zeta2 Cancri Cb | G2 V | ? | Cancer | Cab: a=0.25″, 6.4AU; AB-Cab: a=8″”, 200 AU |
83.4 | BD+39 498 | G0 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 13531, Hip 10339, SAO 37868 |
83.5 | CD-29 5555 | G2-4 IV-V | ? | Puppis | Subgiant?, Gl 296.1, HD 67458, Hip 39710 |
83.5 | BD+17 197 | G3 V | ? | Pisces | HD 8262, Hip 6405, SAo 92398 |
83.5 | BD+22 4950 | G9 V | ? | Pegasus-Andromeda | HD 225261, Hip 400, G 130-40 |
83.5 | CD-70 340 / HD 39194 | G8-K0 V | 0.? | Dorado | Planets, Gl 217.2, Hip 27080, HD 39194 |
83.6 | CD-38 7689 | G3 IV-V | ? | Centaurus | Subgiant?, HD 107692, CP-38 5078, Hip 60370 |
83.6 | HR 6 A | G1 IV-V | 1.1 | Phoenix | Planet, subgiant?, Gl 4.2 A, HD 142, CD-49 14337 A |
83.7 | BD+36 1442 | G0 V | ? | Auriga | HD 45391, Hip 30862, SAO 59131 |
83.7 | 23 Librae | G4-5 V | 1.05 | Libra | 2 planets, 23 Lib, HR 5657, Gl 579, HD 134987 |
83.8 | BD+57 1425 A | G1 Va | ? | Ursa Major | Gl 503.2, HD 115043, Hip 30862 |
83.8 | HR 2290 | G3-4 V | 1~ | Puppis | HD 44594, CD-48 2259, Hip30104 |
83.9 | BD+70 395 | G5-7 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 42250, Hip 29761, G 251-05 |
83.9 | BD+11 207 | G5 V | ? | Pisces | HD 9986, Hip7585, SAO 92543 |
83.9 | BD+69 1169 | G5 V | ? | Draco | HD 204521, Hip 105766, SAO 10045 |
83.9 | CD-61 757 | G5 IV-V | ? | Reticulum | Subgiant?, HD 25874, Hip 18844, CP-61 295 |
84.1 | HR 2576 | G3-5 IV | 1.? | Canis Major | Subgiant, HD 50806, Hip 33094, CD-28 3554 |
84.2 | BD-20 6684 | G8 V | ? | Cetus-Aquarius | HD 224619, Hip 118278, SAO 192293 |
84.2 | BD+16 497 | G0 V | ? | Taurus | HD 23052, Hip 17336, SAO 93161 |
84.2 | Lambda Andromedae A | G8 III-IVp | 2~ | Andromeda | Giant?, Lam And A, HR 8961, HD 222107 |
84.2 | BD+68 67 | G5 V | ? | Cassiopeia | HD 5996, Hip 4907, SAO 11539 |
84.3 | BD+13 5059 A | G0 V | ? | Pegasus | HD 218687, Hip 114378, Struve 2986 |
84.4 | CP-66 3810 | G0 V | ? | Tucana | HD 223913, Hip 117815, SAO 255594 |
84.4 | BD-08 117 A | G0 V | ? | Cetus-Pisces | HD 3821, Hip 3203, ADS 566 A |
84.8 | BD+27 3516 | G2 III | ? | Vulpecula | Giant, HD 187237, Hip 97420, SAO 87733 |
85.0 | CD-28 15936 | G5-K0 IV-V | 0.? | Sagittarius | Subgiant?, Hip 96124, HD 183877, CP-28 6957, TYC 6897-2051-1 |
85.1 | HR 7123 A | G9 IVa | ? | Cygnus-Draco | Subgiant, Gl 732.1, HD 175225, BD+52 2294 A |
85.1 | BD+14 3755 | G2 V | ? | Hercules | HD 177082, Hip 93509, SAO 104394 |
85.2 | BD+15 407 | G5 V | ? | Taurus | HD 18144, Hip 13601, SAO 93185 |
85.2 | BD+15 2658 | G5 V | ? | Boötes | HD 122676, Hip 68634, SAO 100829 |
85.3 | BD-14 42 | G2 V | ? | Cetus | HD 1388, Hip 1444, SAO 147208, LTT 145 |
85.4 | BD-13 4528 A | G2-3 V | ? | Serpens Cauda | Gl 650, HD 153631, Hip 83276, SAO 160227 |
85.4 | BD+36 1888 | G5 V | ? | Lyra | HD 76218, Hip 43852, SAO 61138 |
85.5 | HR 4328 | G1-G2 V | ? | Antlia-Hydra | Gl 412.2, HD 96700, CD-29 8875 |
85.6 | BD+39 496 | G0 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 13507, Hip 10321, SAO 37865 |
85.6 | BD+07 2588 | G5 V | ? | Virgo | HD 112099, Hip 62942, SAO 119652 |
85.6 | BD-19 6489 | G5 V | ? | Aquarius | HD 222422, Hip 116819, SAO 165825 |
85.7 | BD+06 2697 A | G5 IV-III | ? | Virgo | Giant?, HD 114174, Hip 64150, LHS 2681, TYC 304-969-1 |
85.9 | CD-37 8082 | G5 V | ? | Centaurus | HD 110619, Hip 62107, CP-37 5339 |
86.1 | HR 2141 | G0 V | ? | Auriga | Gl 226.3, HD 41330, BD+35 1334 |
86.1 | BD+75 166 | G5 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 26018, Hip 19841, SAO 5127, LTT 11362 |
86.1 | BD+23 303 | G8 IV | ? | Aries | Subgiant, HD 13825, Hip 10505 |
86.3 | 11 Aquarii | G1 V | ? | Aquarius | 11 Aqr, HR 8041, HD 199960, Hip 103682 |
86.5 | Rho Indi | G2.5-4 IV-V | 1.07 | Indus | Planet, subgiant?, Rho Ind, HR 8701, HD 216437 |
86.6 | HR 3396 | G5 IV-V | ? | Hydra | Subgiant?, HR 3395 B, Gl 310.1 B, HD 72946 |
86.8 | BD+17 4808 | G0-K8 V | ? | Pegasus | Hip 112496, SAO 108174, G 67-19 |
87.0 | HR 4734 | G3-5 IV-V | ? | Centaurus | HD 108309, CD-48 7426, Hip 60729 |
87.0 | BD+02 4718 | G5 V | ? | Pisces | HD 223374, Hip 117463, SAO 128395 |
87.1 | HR 2157 A | G0 IV-V | ? | Puppis-Pictor | Subgiant?, HD 41700, CD-45 2300, Hip 28764, SAO 217702 |
87.1 | CD-32 17191 | G8-K0 V | ? | Pisces Australis | Gl 869, HD 214759, Hip 111978 |
87.4 | BD+12 2700 | G5 V | ? | Leo | HD 89813, Hip 50782, SAO 99084 |
87.4 | CD-70 1375 | G8 V | ? | Apus | Gl 611.1, HD 144009, Hip 79143 |
87.6 | BD+22 583 | G0 V | ? | Taurus | HD 24206, Hip 18097, SAO 76283 |
87.7 | CD-33 12476 | G6-8 V | ? | Scorpius | Gl 695.1, HD 161612, Hip 87116 |
87.7 | BD+26 4237 | G8 V | ? | Pegasus | HD 206374, Hip 107070, SAO 89905 |
87.7 | Al Dhibain “Prior” Aa? | G8 III | 2.5 | Draco | Giant, Eta Dra A, HR 6132, Gl 624.1 A, HD 148387 |
87.8 | CD-70 1258 | G5 IV | ? | Apus | Subgiant, HD 134606, Hip 74653, CP-70 1985 |
87.9 | BD+38 4172 | G0-2 V | ? | Cygnus | Gl 794.3, HD 196850, Hip 101875 |
87.9 | BD+30 4356 | G0 V | ? | Cygnus-Vulpecula | HD 202108, Hip 104733, SAO 71071 |
88.1 | BD+08 3689 | G7 V | ? | Ophiuchus | HD 169822, Hip 90355, SAO 123474 |
88.2 | BD+04 3919 A | G5 V | ? | Aquila | HD 175726, Hip 92984, Struve 2417 C |
88.2 | CD-31 5719 | G2 V | ? | Puppis | HD 68978, Hip 40283, SAO 198958 |
88.3 | CD-51 2914 | G1 V | ? | Carina-Vela | HD 69655, CP-51 1409, Hip 40438 |
88.3 | HR 1405 A | G4 V | ? | Reticulum-Dorado | HD 28255, CP-57 659, Hip 20552 |
88.3 | HR 1405 B | G6 V | ? | Reticulum-Dorado | CP-57 659 B |
88.5 | BD+30 520 | G0 V | 1+ | Aries-Perseus | Planet, HD 20367, Hip 15323, SAO 56323 |
88.5 | CD-83 22 A | G2 V | ? | Hydrus | Gl 67.1, HD 10800, Hip 7601 |
88.5 | CD-46 9733 | G6 V | ? | Lupus | HD 132648, CP-46 7142, Hip 73547 |
88.6 | BD-21 3660 A | G6 V | ? | Centaurus | Gl 500, HD 114260, Hip 64219 |
88.6 | BD+52 2057 | G0 V | ? | Draco-Hercules | HD 158259, Hip 85268, SAO 30380 |
88.8 | CD-54 932 | G8 V | ? | Pictor-Dorado | HD 30278, CP-54 703, Hip 21960 |
88.8 | BD+80 519 | G0-3 V | 0.98 | Apus | Planet, Gl 632, HD 150706, Hip80902 |
88.8 | BD+10 2752 A | G5-K0 V | ? | Boötes | HD 131023, Hip 72634, ADS 9410 A |
88.8 | CD-33 16219 | G6 V | ? | Pisces Australis | HD 215641, CP-33 6288, Hip 112491 |
89.1 | BD+57 1086 | G9 V | ? | Lynx-Camelopardalis | HD 60272, Hip 37061, SAO 26424 |
89.2 | BD+12 1219 | G5 V | ? | Ori-Mon-Gem | HD 47127, Hip 31660, SAO 95907 |
89.3 | BD-11 3246 Aa | G0-2 V | ? | Crater | HD 105590, Hip 59272, SAO 157111 |
89.4 | BD+33 1497 | G0 V | ? | Gemini | HD 56124, Hip 35265, SAO 59945 |
89.5 | CD-56 5542 | G5 V | ? | Norma | HD 128674, CP-56 6368, Hip 35265 |
89.6 | BD-11 2670 | G0 V | 1.15 | Cancer | Planets, HD 82943, Hip 47007, SAO 155312 |
89.6 | HR 3421 | G1-4 IV-V | ? | Vela | Subgiant?, Gl 312, HD 73524, CD-39 4574 |
89.8 | BD+61 1246 B | G3 V | ? | Ursa Major | Gl 431.1 B |
89.8 | BD+64 458 | G0 V | ? | Carmelopardalis | HD 28495, Hip 21276, SAO 13185 |
89.9 | CD-38 7027 | G5 V | ? | Vela-Antlia | HD 97998, CP-38 4622, Hip 55013 |
90 | |||||
90.0 | BD-03 3929 | G0 V | ? | Ophiuchus-Serpens | HD 147512, Hip 80218, SAO 141126 |
90.2 | BD-15 7 | G2-3 V | ? | Cetus | HD 361, Hip 669, SAO 147100 |
90.2 | Wolf 110 | G-K4 V | ? | Cetus-Pisces | Hip 9560, LHS 12, G 3-56 |
90.2 | HR 7569 | G0 V | ? | Aquila-Cap-Sag | HD 187923, Hip 97767, NSV 12490 |
90.2 | CD-54 87 | G8 IV | ? | Phoenix | Subgiant, HD 2071, CD-54 87, Hip 1954 |
90.2 | BD+20 5267 | G0 V | ? | Pegasus | HD 217924, Hip 113884, SAO 90982 |
90.3 | CD-49 2676 | G6 V | ? | Puppis-Carina | HD 55720, CP-49 1163, Hip 34739 |
90.5 | BD+15 1126 | G8-K0 IV | ? | Lepus | Subgiant, HD 37986, Hip 26834, SAO 150708 |
90.5 | CD-68 410 | G8-K0 V | ? | Volans-Dorado | HD 47252, CP-68 536, Hip 31134 |
90.5 | CD-42 4577 | G5 V | ? | Vela | Gl 321.2, HD 74842, Hip 42916 |
90.8 | BD+19 4814 A | G5-K0 V-III | ? | Pegasus | Giant?, HD 208202, Hip 108121, ADS 15431 A |
90.8 | BD+52 982 | G5 V | ? | Auriga | HD 37216, Hip 26653, SAO 25310 |
90.9 | CD-38 13832 | G1 V | ? | Sagittarius | HD 189931, Hip 98813, SAO 211778 |
90.9 | CD-35 1797 | G8 V | ? | Eridanus | HD 29231, CP-35 508, Hip 21327 |
90.9 | CD-42 16092 | G5-K0 V | ? | Grus | HD 216054, CP-42 9492, Hip 112763 |
91.0 | BD+05 336 | G5-9 V | ? | Cetus | HD 15096, G 73-57, Hip 11349 |
91.0 | CD-75 967 | G2 V | ? | Apus | Gl 667.1, HD 155918, Hip 84988 |
91.0 | CD-42 2503 | G5 V | ? | Columba-Puppis | HD 45289, CP-42 915, Hip 30476 |
91.0 | CD-49 10471 | G6 V | ? | Norma | HD 146124, CP-49 9094, Hip 79777 |
91.1 | 38 Geminorum C | G6 V | ? | Gemini | 38 Gem C |
91.3 | BD-05 124 | G5 V | ? | Cetus | HD 4449, Hip 3645, SAO 128952 |
91.3 | BD-20 4572 | G5 IV | ? | Ophiuchus | Subgiant, HD 152311, Hip 82621, SAO 184754 |
91.3 | BD+03 1279 | G0 V | ? | Orion-Monoceros | HD 46090, Hip 31083, SAO 113993 |
91.3 | HR 2067 A? | G5 IV | ? | Orion | Subgiant, Gl 224, HD 39881, Hip 28066 |
91.3 | BD+61 1978 | G5 V | ? | Cepheus-Draco | HD 192139, Hip 99355, SAO 18740 |
91.4 | V478 Lyrae A | G8 V | ? | Lyra | HD 178450, Hip 93926, BD+30 3425 |
91.4 | Struve 2993 B | G3 V | ? | Aquarius | HD 219175, Hip 114703, BD-09 6150 |
91.5 | HR 2622 | G0 V-III | 1.13 | Monoceros | Giant?, planet, HD 52265, BD-05 1910, Hip 33719 |
92.0 | BD+56 1954 | G5 V | ? | Draco | HD 155902, Hip 84062, SAO 30285 |
92.0 | CD-49 12105 | G1-2 V | ? | Pavo | HD 168871, CP-49 10555, Hip 90223 |
92.0 | BD+34 3749 | G5 V | ? | Cygnus | HD 226099, Hip 97640, SAO 68946 |
92.1 | BD+21 4221 | G5 V | ? | Vulpecula | HD 195034, Hip 100963, SAO 88711 |
92.3 | HR 5189 A | G0-3 IV-V | ? | Centaurus | Subgiant?, HD 120237, CD-35 9019, Hip 67408 |
92.3 | HR 5189 B | G0-K4 V | ? | Centaurus | LHS 2806, HIP 67408 B, CD-35 9019 B |
92.3 | BD+02 3699 | G6 V | ? | Aquila | HD 174719, Hip 92569, SAO 123984 |
92.3 | BD+46 3778 | G5-K0 V | ? | Lacerta | Hip 111883, LTT 16656, SAO 52241 |
92.3 | 13 Orionis | G1 IV | ? | Orion | Subgiant, HR 1662, HD 33021, Hip 23852 |
92.3 | CD-26 10849 A | G8-K0 V | ? | Libra | HD 136894, Hip 75363, ADS 1696 A |
92.4 | HD 29587 | G2 V | ? | Perseus | Brown dwarf, HD 29587, BD+41 931, Hip21832, LHS 1696 |
92.4 | BD+31 1684 | G2 VI-IV | ? | Gemini | Subdwarf?, GJ 1104, HD 64090, Hip 38541 |
92.5 | CD-52 2036 | G5-6 V | ? | Carina | HD 61033, CP-52 1223, Hip 36832 |
92.5 | BD+59 2121 | G0 V | ? | Cygnus-Draco | HD 187748, Hip 97438, SAO 32016 |
92.5 | HR 4788 | G1-4 IV-V | ? | Centaurus | Subgiant?, CD-43 7755, HD 109409, Hip 61379 |
92.5 | Xi Scorpii C | G8 V | ? | Scorpius | Xi Sco C, BD-10 4237 C, SAO 159666, Wo 9540 C |
92.5 | Xi Scorpii D | G8 V+ | ? | Scorpius | STruve 1999 A, HD 144087, Hip 78738 |
92.5 | BD-11 4057 A | G8 V | ? | Ophiuchus-Scorpius | HD 144087, Hip 78738, SAO 159668 |
92.7 | CD-45 10847 | G3 V | ? | Scorpius-Ara | HD 150248, CP-45 8085, Hip 81746 |
92.8 | BD+42 3123 | G5-K0 Ve | ? | Lyra | Gl 722.1, HD 172393, Hip 91364 |
92.8 | HR 5659 A | G5 V | ? | Boötes | HD 135101, B+19 2939, Hip 74432 |
92.8 | BD+36 958 | G5 V | ? | Auriga | HD 31000, Hip 22776, SAO 57487 |
92.8 | BD+19 2939 B | G7 V | ? | Boötes | G 136-78, LHS 3037, ADS 9535 B |
92.8 | Algol B | G-K0 IV-V | ? | Perseus | Subgiant?, Bet Per B, HR 936 B |
92.8 | BD+70 474 A | G0-5 V | ? | Camelopardalis | Gl 285.1, HD 61994, Hip 38018 |
92.9 | BD+16 2116 A | G2-5 V | ? | Leo | HD 89906, Hip 50829, ADS 7744 A |
93.0 | BD+17 2462 | G2 V | ? | Coma Berenices-Virgo | Dust disk, HD 107146, Hip 60074, SAO 100038 |
93.1 | HR 6697 A | G2 V | ? | Hercuels | HD 163840, Hip 87895, SAO 85575 |
93.1 | HR 173 | G3-5 V | ? | Sculptor-Aquarius | Gl 27.2, HD 3795, CD-24 263 |
93.5 | BD+13 778 | G5 V | ? | Taurus | HD 32237, Hip 23431, SAO 94279 |
93.5 | HR 5279 | G1-3 V-IV | ? | Apus | Subgiant?, Gl 539.1, HD 122862, CD-74 865 |
93.6 | BD+04 858 | G0 V | 0.99 | Orion-Taurus | Planet, HD 33636, Hip 24205, SAO 112506 |
93.6 | BD+35 1834 | G5 V | ? | Lynx | HD 71974, Hip 41820, SAO 60870 |
93.7 | BD+40 1864 | G5 V | ? | Lynx | HD 58595, Hip 36285, SAO 41789 |
93.7 | BD+32 2702 | G0 V | ? | Hercules | HD 146946, Hip 79837, SAO 65206 |
93.8 | BD+52 1514 A | G5 V | ? | Ursa Major | HD 93811, Hip 53008, LTT 12889 |
93.8 | CD-39 4247 | G5-8 III-V | 1 +/- 0.05 | Vela | Planet, giant-subgiant?, Gl 304, HD 70642, Hip 40952 |
93.9 | BD-11 4932 | G0 V | ? | Aquila-Sagittarius | HD 180409, Hip 94757, SAO 162401 |
93.9 | BD-20 249 | G5-6 V | ? | Cetus | HD 8129, Hip 6273, SAO 166973 |
94.0 | CP-53 933 | G2 V | ? | Pictor | HD 38973, Hip 27244, SAO 234138 |
94.1 | CD-32 8858 | G0 V | ? | Centaurus | Hip 61872, SAO 203701, LTT 4835 |
94.2 | CP-67 2079 | G5 V | 0.9~ | Musca | Planet, HD 111232, Hip 62534 |
94.3 | HR 5996 | G4-5 V-IV | ? | Scorpius-Ophiuchus | Subgiant?, BD-13 4342, HD 144585, Hip 78955, SAO 159706 |
94.4 | BD+29 3165 | G2 V | ? | Hercules | HD 164595, Hip 88194, SAO 85632 |
94.4 | BD+12 801 A | G0 V | ? | Orion | HD 35956, Hip 25662, SAO 94583 |
94.4 | HR 3497 A | G0 V | 1.05 | Vela | Planet, HD 75289, CD-41 4507, Hip 43177 |
94.5 | V711 Tauri A | G5-K1 V-IV | ? | Taurus | Subgiant?, V711 Tau A, HR 1099, HD 22468 |
94.6 | HR 9075 | G0 V | ? | Pegasus-Andromeda | HD 224636, BD+32 4747 B, Struve 3050 B |
94.8 | BD-07 3409 | G0 V | ? | Virgo-Corvus | HD 108510, Hip 60816, SAO 138799 |
94.8 | BD+20 2661 | G5 V | ? | Leo-Coma Berenices | HD 103847, Hip 58314, SAO |
95.0 | BD+71 762 A? | G5 V | ? | Draco-Ursa Minor | HD 144061, Hip 78217, SAO 8382, ADS 9878 A? |
95.1 | CD-40 135 | G8 V | ? | Sculptor-Phoenix | HD 3277, CP-40 54, Hip 2790 |
95.2 | CD-31 9365 | G3 V | ? | Hydra | HD 103743, Hip 58241, SAO 202966 |
95.2 | BD+48 1845 A | G0 V | ? | Ursa Major | Hip 49968, SAO 43229, BDS 5341 A |
95.2 | HR 8829 | G5-8 IV-V | ? | Tucana? | Subgiant?, CD-63 1596, HD 219077, CD-63 1596, Hip 114699 |
95.6 | BD+11 2853 | G0 V | ? | Serpens | HD 140667, Hip 77098, SAO 101709 |
95.6 | CD-34 4160 | G6 V | ? | Puppis | HD 65721, CP-34 1848, Hip 38980 |
95.7 | BD+02 4731 | G5 V | ? | Pisces-Aquarius | HD 224156, Hip 117953, SAO 128469 |
95.8 | BD+47 4059 A | G5 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 218739, Hip 114385, SAO 52754 |
95.8 | BD+65 1796 | G5 V | ? | Cepheus | HD 215065, Hip 111977, SAO 20205 |
95.8 | Deneb Kaitos | G9.5-K1 IIIe | 3~ | Cetus | Giant, Bet Cet, A, HR 188, Gl 31, HD 4128 |
95.9 | CD-24 3969 | G-K1 V | ? | Canis Major | HD 44821, CP-24 1404, Hip 30344 |
95.9 | BD+59 870 | G5 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 34575, Hip 25094, SAO 25144 |
96.0 | BD+27 3003 | G2 IV | ? | Hercules | Subgiant, HD 168874, Hip 89912 |
96.0 | BD+76 552 | G5 V | ? | Ursa Minor | HD 135363, Hip 74045, SAO 8175 |
96.1 | BD+41 4291 A | G5-8 V | ? | Lacerta | Gl 838.3 A, HD 207966, Hip 107920 |
96.2 | BD-11 716 | G0 V | ? | Eridanus | HD 23065, Hip 17265, SAO 149118 |
96.2 | BD+23 125 | G5 V | ? | Andromeda-Pisces | Gl 42.1, HD 5294, Hip 4290 |
96.3 | BD+09 1860 | G0 V | ? | Canis Minor | HD 66573, Hip 39506, SAO 116302 |
96.3 | BD+19 1734 | G5 V | ? | Gemini | HD 58781, Hip 36249, SAO 96918 |
96.4 | BD-2 4230 | G0-2 V | ? | Ophiuchus | Gl 634.1, HD 150433, Hip 81681 |
96.4 | BD+60 825 | G5 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 29021, Hip 21571, SAO 13210 |
96.5 | BD+74 889 | G8 V | ? | Cepheus | GJ 1255, HD 199476, Hip 102970 |
96.8 | HR 448 | G2 IV | ? | Cetus | Subgiant, HD 9562, Hip7276, SAO 129371 |
96.9 | BD+67 1498 | G6 V | ? | Cepheus | HD 218209, Hip 113989, LHS 3894 |
97.0 | HR 2162 A | G6 V | ? | Puppis | HD 41824, CD-48 2124, Hip 28796 |
97.0 | CD-30 18458 | G3-5 V | ? | Microscopium | HD 201989, CP-30 6458, Hip 104809 |
97.0 | BD+01 3387 A | G0 V | ? | Ophiuchus | HD 154907, Hip 83852, SAO 122108, BDS 7875 A |
97.0 | BD+01 3387 B | G0 V | ? | Ophiuchus | HD 154907 B, Hip 83851, BDS 7875 B |
97.1 | BD+45 3561 | G8 V | ? | Cygnus | HD 204814, Hip 106122, SAO 50940 |
97.1 | BD-00 229 | G5 V | ? | Cetus | HD 8828, Hip 6762, SAO 120305 |
97.2 | BD+51 1496 | G5 V | ? | Ursa Major | HD 80355, Hip 45859, SAO 27217 |
97.3 | BD+46 884 | G0 V | ? | Perseus | HD 28005, Hip 20800, SAO 39540 |
97.4 | BD+04 2050 | G0 V | ? | Hydra | HD 75302, Hip 43297, SAO 117163 |
97.5 | BD+45 992 | G1 IV-V | ? | Auriga | Subgiant?, HD 30649, HD 30649, Hip 22596 |
97.6 | BD+44 862 | G5 V | ? | Perseus | HD 25918, Hip 19301, SAO 39329 |
97.6 | BD+05 1117 | G0 V | ? | Orion | HD 42182, Hip 29208, SAO 113522 |
97.8 | BD-03 4160 | G5 V | ? | Serpens Cauda-Ophiuchus | HD 161098, Hip 86765, SAO 141833 |
98.0 | Kappa Delphini A? | G2-5 IV+ | ? | Delphinus | Subgiant, Kap Del, HR 7896, HD 196755 |
98.1 | CD-50 2948 | G0 V | ? | Puppis-Carina | CP-50 1357, Hip 37727, DUN 55 B |
98.1 | BD+38 1993 A | G0 V | ? | Lyra | HD 77407, Hip 44458, SAO 61224 |
98.3 | CD-25 13291 | G5 V | ? | Sagittarius | HD 171665, CP-25 6575, Hip 91287 |
98.4 | BD-05 5349 | G0 V | ? | Aquarius | HD 197210, Hip 102203, SAO 144725 |
98.4 | CD-25 1278 | G3-5 V | ? | Fornax-Cetus | HD 19632, CP-25 389, Hip 14623 |
98.4 | CD-60 7932 | G8-K0 V | ? | Tucana | HD 214067, CP-60 7579, Hip 111648 |
98.4 | CD-51 2650 | G0 V | ? | Carina | HD 62848, CP-51 1266, Hip 37635 |
98.5 | BD-08 6103 | G5 V | ? | Aquarius | HD 220476, Hip 115527, SAO 146686 |
98.6 | CD-38 8635 | G3-4 V | ? | Centaurus | HD 117939, CP-38 5542, LHS 2760, Hip 66238 |
98.6 | CD-69 2102 | G0 V | ? | Indus | HD 221231, CP-69 3325, Hip 116063 |
98.7 | BD+03 4138 | G0 V | ? | Aquila | HD 186704, Hip 97255, SAO 125036 |
98.8 | BD+52 989 | G0 V | ? | Auriga | HD 37693, Hip 26974, SAO 25339 |
99.0 | BD+62 479 | G0 V | ? | Cassiopeia | HD 17591, Hip 13394, SAO 12478 |
99.0 | CD-43 9677 | G5 V | ? | Lupus | HD 134331, CP-43 6901, Hip 74268 |
99.0 | BD+63 629 | G5 V | ? | Camelopardalis | HD 40891, Hip 28935, SAO 13714 |
99.0 | 35 Leonis A | G1.5 IV-V | ? | Leo | Subgiant?, 35 Leo, HR 4030, HD 89010 |
99.0 | Epsilon Fornacis | G5-K0 III-V | ? | Fornax | Giant?, Eps For, HR 914, HD 18907 |
99.3 | 54 Hydrae C | G-K V | ? | Hydra | 54 Hya C |
99.5 | BD+20 2601 | G5 V | ? | Leo | HD 99303, Hip 55772, SAO 81817 |
99.5 | BD-11 3361 | G5 V | ? | Corvus-Virgo | HD 111031, Hip 62345, LTT 4887, SAO 157502 |
99.5 | CD-57 8761 | G5 V | ? | Grus-Indus | HD 219249, CP-57 10232, Hip 114790 |
99.5 | CD-35 10640 | G5 V | ? | Libra | HD 143098, CP-35 6638, Hip 78343 |
99.6 | BD+40 2863 | G5 V | ? | Boötes | HD 135144, Hip 74396, SAO 64554 |
99.6 | Wolf 363 | G5 V | ? | Vela | HD 96937, Hip 54541, BD+03 2466 |
99.7 | BD+61 1574 | G5 V | ? | Draco | HD 146868, Hip 79629, SAO 17004 |
99.8 | BD+44 3728 | G8-K2 IV-V | ? | Cygnus | Subgiant?, HD 201924, Hip 104587, G 212-28 |
99.9 | HR 5183 | G0-1 IV-V | ? | Virgo | Subgiant?, BD+07 2690, HD 120066, Hip 67246 |
100.0 | BD+42 550 | G0 V | ? | Andromeda | HD 15830, Hip 11949, SAO |
Farther and Mis-typed Stars? | |||||
35.2 | L 989-20 A | M3.5 V | ? | ? | Not G type, Gl 660 A, Hip 84123, LHS 3269 |
39.3 | Ross 948 A | M2 V | ? | ? | Not G type, LP 735-11, GJ 3728 |
43.4 | L 489-58 A | M3.5 VI | ? | Corona Australis | Subdwarf, LHS 469 |
45.3 | L 1064-69 | M2 V | ? | ? | Not G type, LTT 15437, LP 630-11, G 21-13 |
55.3 | LTT 17742 | M1 V | ? | ? | Not G type, GJ 3328, G 84-36, G 97-18 |
58.2 | L 774-22 | M2.5 V | ? | Ophiuchus | Not G type, GJ 690.1, LHS 3316, LTT 7050 |
69.8 | B Carinae B? | G3 V | ? | Carina | False detection?, Gl 297.1 B?, CD-60 2088 B? |
72.8 | G 9-7 | M2.5 V | ? | ? | GJ 1110, LHS 2011 |
75.7 | LP 645-46 | G-K ? | ? | Cetus | White dwarf?, GJ 3037, LHS 1093, WD 0029-31/-32 |
75.9 | L 1455-1 | M1.5 V | ? | Perseus | LTT 11455, LP 250-2, G 39-24, GJ 3297 |
75.9 | L 915-5 | M0 V | ? | Ophiuchus | LTT 6674, LP 685-43, G 17-33, GJ 3969 |
75.9 | LP 413-18 A | M2 V | ? | Taurus-Aries | GJ 3239 A, LDS 3512, NLTT 11415 |
75.9 | LP 413-18 B | G-K ? | ? | Taurus-Aries | White dwarf?, GJ 3239 B, LP 413-19 |
79.6 | LP 463-28 A | DC | ? | Pegasus | White dwarf, GJ 4357 B, WD 2336+207 |
79.6 | LTT 15613 A | M1 | ? | Aquila | GJ 4100 A, G 22-17 |
79.6 | Wolf 1472 | K7 V | ? | Ophiuchus | GJ 4025, LTT 7069, G 20-11, G 154-14 |
106~ | 109 Piscium | G5 Va-IV | 1.1 | Pisces | Planet, 109 Psc, HR 508, Gl 72, Hip 8159, HD 10697, BD+19 282 |
? | BD+18 5200 | G0 V | ? | Pegasus | Bad parallax, Hip 117042, HD 222788, BD+18 5200 |
? | BD+20 1426 | G0 V | ? | Gemini | Bad parallax, HD 257498, Hip 30756 |
? | BK+00 2334 | G2 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax?, derived RA,Dec= 16:1:33+9:23:40 |
? | BK+16 9747 | G1 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax?, derived RA,Dec= 15:30:3-22:57:43(?=B1900= Hip 76479, HD 139121, CD-23 12418= G2; Plx=0.56 ~5800ly, e=4.40) |
? | CD-27 16423 A | G+ V | ? | Sculptor | Bad parallax, HD 222834, CD-27 16423, Hip 117081 |
? | CD-27 16423 B | G+ V | ? | Sculptor | Bad parallax, S 23441-2712 B |
? | CD-30 13040 A | G1 V | ? | Scorpius | Bad parallax, HD 146835, Hip79979 |
? | CD-30 13040 B | G2 V | ? | Scorpius | Bad parallax, S 16195-3054 B |
? | CP-58 8327 | G4 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax? |
? | CP-63 110 | G3-K5 V | 0.? | Bad parallax, TYC 8852-891-1 | |
? | DK-26 2485 | G6 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax, derived RA,Dec= 16:54:51-20:23:56 (?=B1950= Hip 83125, BD-19 4484; G5; binary?; Plx= 4.14 ~787 ly, e= 2.21) |
? | HC+13 232 A | G2 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax?, derived RA,Dec= 15:2:17-3:16:45 (?=B1975= Hip 73497, HD 1322721, BD-02 3926; G0; Plx= 5.84 ~560ly, e= 1.55) |
? | HC+31 8213 | G3 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax?, derived RA,Dec= 15:37:5-13:10:52 (?=B1975= Hip 76363, HD 138969, BD-12 4290; G1; Plx= 10.69 ~305ly, e=1.40) |
? | Hip 76051 | G V | ? | Serpens Caput | Bad parallax, BD+10 2868 C, Struve 1952C, SAO 12145 |
? | HJ 4590 B | G V | ? | Chamaeleon | Bad parallax, Hip 66125, CP-76 769, L 40-73 |
? | Hip 63383 | G V | ? | Virgo | Bad parallax, SAO 119695, BD+07 2600 B, ADS 8724 B |
? | SS-36 2376 | G0 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax, derived RA,Dec= 17:3:57+3:57:27 (?=B1900= Hip 83863, HD 154931, BD+04 3336; G0; Plx= 18.21 ~179ly, e=0.97; or G5= Hip 83948, 670ly) |
? | Wo 9125 | G0 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax, HZ 293, TR 98 |
? | Wo 9127 | G3 V | ? | ? | Bad parallax, HZ 320, TR 113 (B1950=3:41:23+24:36.6) |
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I swan, every time I get feeling low and remorseful, which I mostly don’t, I just can’t hold onto it. Slips right between my fingers the way a broken egg gets away from a person. Doesn’t even leave any particles of eggshell hanging around to try to pick away so’s to save the goo.
What I’m saying is I could get used to this. Something awful. Here I am, snow outside, me inside. Jeanne never lets it get below 63 degrees F here in the house, which isn’t something I’ve experienced since sometime before Y2K. And I’m having to count calories instead of just counting miniscule particles of sodium.
Heck, when I checked into the hospital here almost a year ago I weighed in at 145 lbs, and didn’t have an ounce of body fat. Fasting before medical tests was agony. And here I am at 190 pounds, being careful not to gain any more. I figure I’m around 10 pounds heavier than is ideal for me. But I’ll take it off gradually, or it will rot off if I croak.
I’m cooking a lot of salt-free stovetop bread, both for bun-type [hamburger-like] or somewhat cake-like. Or pizza-like. And no sodium or low sodium isn’t cramping my style one bit. I can whip out curry fish, curry chicken, ginger beef, sauteed mushrooms, and more kinds of siamin than anyone ever heard of using mung-bean vermicelli and no sodium chicken or beef broth.
Jeanne found some extremely low-sodium Swiss cheese and I’ll confess I almost found myself wallowing in ecstacy with the first, pizza, then omelet that resulted soon thereafter.
Whip over to the double-sink with hot and cold running water, spang wash all the dirties quicker than I can tell about it. Sheeze.
Here I am gazing out the window, Otis Redding playing on the gramaphone, Hydrox snoring on his wool old-man army blanket. Shiva the cow cat nosing around finding things of interest under Jeanne’s Christmas tree, curling up on the ‘tree skirt’ [an item I never knew existed].
So here I am trying to work up a good pessimism but it escapes me. Got an old Frederick Pohl novel [Far Shore of Time] about a third read. Finished a pretty good biography of Captain Woodes Rogers, a surprisingly scholarly piece of work by David Cordingly. Pirate Hunter of the Caribbean. Thinking of passing it on to one of Jeanne’s sons, it’s so fun reading.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m not falling into any pit of joy, getting snagged up by the trap of hope. I’m just muddling along grateful as hell it’s so warm in here, watching it snow.
Old Jules
Posted in 2014, America, Senior Citizens
Tagged animals, cats, cuisine, culture, Human Behavior, humor, Life, lifestyle, low sodium, philosophy, psychology, senior citizens, society, sociology
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Those of you who’ve been reading here a while might recall the soul-searching I had to do when my Timex Expedition wouldn’t belly up to the bar after the batteries went dead and I tried replacing them. That poor old watch breathed its last. I figured I’d be replacing it, but what with heart attacks and one thing and another, I didn’t.
Instead I picked up a digital watch at Dollar Tree for a buck to hold me over until I could decide whether I was going to live long enough to be needing a $25-$30 watch until the batteries died. No point putting out all that money for extra watch a man wasn’t going to live long enough to look at the full $25 worth. Or more. Hell you can’t take it with you. It’s like buying new underwear, if you’re me. When your life is on a short leash you debate hard with yourself whether these jockey’s can’t be stretched long enough to hold out until I croak.
Aesthetics gradually rolled over me with that dollar watch. Damned thing had a stiff plastic band that raised welts on my wrist and I’ve really never been able to make my mind absorb the numbers on a watch without any damned hands at a quick glance. I have to squint and study on it to figure out where the hands would be if it were a real watch.
So last year at Andrews, Texas, while my bud Eddie Brewer was being host for the RV, the cats and me while I awaited the pleasure of the VA medical folks, I spang went to a discount-type store in Andrews and found myself a $6.00 [American] real watch with hands. Figured I couldn’t die until the VA got around to telling me why I was going to, and it might take a few more bucks of watch to outlast them.
That was about this time last year, got myself a nice $6.00 watch with a leather-looking band and a quartz movement. That watch saw me through some damned difficult times I can tell you. I spent last Christmas in the parking lot of an AutoZone store in Big Spring, Texas, digging through the dumpster and admiring the life left in that new watch.
When the store re-opened after Christmas my brake master cylinder arrived, I installed it using tools I got out of their dumpster, and trucked to San Angelo. Where I suspect I had another heart attack in the WalMart parking lot, but nevertheless trucked back to Gale’s. All this is probably written up here in the archives.
Then the Kerrville, Texas hospital.
More damned needles, tests, hospital beds than a person has to put up with if he’s only relying on the VA for his health care. Those damned private medical facilities get downright enthusiastic when it comes to poking and prodding.
Anyway, after the hospital in Kerrville the watch was still working, so naturally I had to try to stay alive, which didn’t seem all that likely if I didn’t take some sort of decisive steps to outlast the damned watch. I could barely stagger up the steps into the RV and out again to pee. And I was worried about the cats being stuck inside if I croaked and nobody found me for a few days.
So I headed for Kansas during the coldest weather in living memory in Texas and it was no slouch in Kansas, either. Made it north of Dallas, checked into a motel to croak or whatever. But the damned watch was still running and Jeanne’s sons came down, drove me up here. Coldest damned road trip I recall in my life except one in Korea. But that’s another story.
So, you know the rest, mostly. Hospitals, more VA, all the usual suspects, and that $6 Andrews, Texas watch kept on ticking.
It was the band that killed it off. Watch is fine but the band broke up next to the watch. I was afraid that was going to happen, saw it coming. I even went so far as to shop around for another watch band, which would have cost double what the watch set me back. Then I sneaked around and looked at the cost of Timex Expeditions. And I knew in my defibrillatored heart I couldn’t outlive a damned Timex. I had to draw my line in the sand.
Jeanne took me over to a Big Lot store, me thinking they might have something I could live as long as, and spang! There it was. A six-dollar [American] watch, that had the look of something that probably wouldn’t outlast me.
The lady at the register helped me unfasten all the security belts and extra packaging a person hates to throw away, but hell, damned stuff is shaped to be worthless. I strapped that mama on, set it to the time on the clock above the register, and I was ready to rock and roll again.
Brief panic when I checked the time against my computer an hour later and it seemed to have lost 10 minutes, but it was just they had their clock set fast at Big Lot. Those folks are young enough they don’t have any appreciation for throwing their time away fooling around with clocks.
So I’m back in the saddle. Got me a watch I can feel confident will last me the remainder of my life if need be, without wasting a damned cent. And not likely to put a lot of pressure on me to live past my time.
Old Jules
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