Find an Astronomical Object In Our Database

• 1) Find an object by its name e.g. Betelgeuse
• 2) Find a star by its Constellation and Bayer classification
• none Vulpecula Volans Virgo Vela Ursa Minor Ursa Major Tucana Triangulum Australe Triangulum Telescopium Taurus Sextans Serpens Scutum Sculptor Scorpius Sagittarius Sagitta Reticulum Pyxis Puppis Piscis Austrinus Pisces Pictor Phoenix Perseus Pegasus Pavo Orion Ophiuchus Octans Norma Musca Monoceros Microscopium Mensa Lyra Lynx Lupus Libra Lepus Leo Minor Leo Lacerta Indus Hydrus Hydra Horologium Hercules Grus Gemini Fornax Eridanus Equuleus Draco Dorado Delphinus Cygnus Crux Crater Corvus Corona Borealis Corona Australis Coma Berenices Columba Circinus Chamaeleon Cetus Cepheus Centaurus Cassiopeia Carina Capricornus Canis Minor Canis Major Canes Venatici Cancer Camelopardalis Caelum Bootes Auriga Aries Ara Aquila Aquarius Apus Antlia Andromeda   none alpha alpha1 alpha2 beta beta1 beta2 beta3 chi chi1 chi2 chi3 delta delta1 delta2 delta3 epsilon epsilon1 epsilon2 eta eta1 eta2 eta3 f gamma gamma1 gamma2 iota iota1 iota2 kappa kappa1 kappa2 lambda lambda1 lambda2 mu mu1 mu2 nu nu1 nu2 nu3 omega omega1 omega2 omicron omicron1 omicron2 phi phi1 phi2 phi3 phi4 pi pi1 pi2 pi3 pi4 pi5 pi6 psi psi1 psi2 psi3 psi4 psi5 psi6 psi7 psi8 psi9 rho rho1 rho2 rho3 sigma sigma1 sigma2 sigma3 tau tau1 tau2 tau3 tau4 tau5 tau6 tau7 tau8 tau9 theta theta1 theta2 upsilon upsilon1 upsilon2 upsilon4 xi xi1 xi2 zeta zeta1 zeta2 zeta3 zeta4
• 3) Find a star by its Henry Draper (HD) number
• 4) Find a star by its Smithsonian Number (SAO) number
• 5) Find a star by its Fifth Fundamental (FK5) number