85 multiples stars

85 Double, Multiple, and Stars of Unusual Color
(sorted by constellation)

Object list derived from DeepMap 600, copyright (c) 1997 Orion Telescopes & Binoculars.

Name	Other	RA	DEC	Separation	Mag	CON	URANO (pg. #)	Description
Gamma And	·205	02 03.9	+42 20	10"	2.3,5.5	And	62	bright yellow/blue pair
· 2404		18 50.8	+10 59	4"	6.9,8.1	Aql	205	located 40' N of open cluster NGC 6709
V Aql		19 04.4	-05 41	Stellar	6.6-8.4	Aql	296	unusually deep red color
57 Aql		19 54.6	-08 14	36"	5.8,6.5	Aql	297	wide well-matched duo
Zeta Aqr		22 28.8	-00 01	2"	4.3,4.5	Aqr	257	close evenly matched pair
94 Aqr		23 19.1	-13 28	13"	5.3,7.3	Aqr	304	good color contrast
1 Ari		01 50.1	+22 17	3"	6.2,7.4	Ari	128	gold/blue pair
Gamma Ari		01 53.5	+19 18	8"	4.8,4.8	Ari	129	perfectly matched pair
Lambda Ari		01 57.9	+23 36	37"	4.9,7.7	Ari	129	striking color contrast
Theta Aur		05 59.7	+37 13	3.5"	2.6,7.1	Aur	98	large magnitude contrast
Kappa Boo		14 13.5	+51 47	13"	4.6,6.6	Boo	49	striking color contrast
Pi Boo	·1864	14 40.7	+16 25	6"	4.9,5.8	Boo	198	pleasing double star
Epsilon Boo	Izar	14 45.0	+27 04	3"	2.5,4.9	Boo	153	Izar-yellow/blue pair at high power
Xi Boo	37 Boo	14 51.4	+19 06	7"	4.7,7.0	Boo	153	yellow/violet pair
Mu Boo		15 24.5	+37 23	108",2"	4.3,7.0,7.6	Boo	112	triple star, close fainter pair
1 Cam		04 32.0	+53 55	10"	5.7,6.8	Cam	40	pleasing color contrast
32 Cam		12 49.2	+83 25	22"	5.3,5.8	Cam	9	easily resolved similar pair
Eta Cas		00 49.1	+57 49	12"	3.4,7.5	Cas	36	striking color and mag contrast
Iota Cas		02 29.1	+67 24	2.5",7"	4.6,6.9,8.4	Cas	17	challenging triple with color contrast
Sigma Cas		23 59.0	+55 45	3"	5.0,7.1	Cas	35	close with good color contrast
S Cep		21 35.2	+78 37	Stellar	7.4-12.9	Cep	14	deep red variable, Carbon star
· 2816		21 39.0	+57 29	12",20"	5.6,7.7,7.8	Cep	57	triple star at center of faint nebula IC 1396
Mu Cep	Herschel's Garnet Star	21 43.5	+58 47	Stellar	3.4-5.1	Cep	57	Herschel's Garnet Star-deep red variable
Xi Cep	17 Cep, ·2863	22 03.8	+64 38	8"	4.4,6.5	Cep	33	bright double star
Delta Cep		22 29.2	+58 25	41"	3.9,6.3	Cep	57	famous cepheid variable and wide double star
Gamma Cet		02 43.3	+03 14	3"	3.5,7.3	Cet	220	use high power to resolve faint companion
h3945		07 16.6	-23 19	27"	4.8,6.8	CMa	319	striking color contrast, 1.7¡ N of NGC 2362
Zeta Cnc		08 12.2	+17 39	0.6",6"	5.6,6.0,6.2	Cnc	140	use highest power for close pair
Iota Cnc	·1268	08 46.7	+28 46	30"	4.2,6.6	Cnc	102	wide pair with a good color contrast
Zeta CrB	·1965, 7 CrB	15 39.4	+36 38	6"	5.1,6.0	CrB	112	similar nicely spaced pair
Delta Crv		12 29.9	-16 31	24"	3.0,9.2	Crv	283	wide, uneven pair with nice colors
24 Com		12 35.1	+18 23	20"	5.2,6.7	CVn	149	easy pair with color contrast, near M85
Y CVn		12 45.1	+45 26	Stellar	7.4-10.0	CVn	75	La Superba, deep red variable
Alpha CVn		12 56.0	+38 19	19"	2.9,5.5	CVn	108	bright, easy pair
Beta Cyg	Albireo	19 30.7	+27 58	34"	3.1,5.1	Cyg	162	Albireo-striking blue/gold pair!
61 Cyg	·2758	21 06.9	+38 45	29"	5.2,6.0	Cyg	121	well separated double star
Gamma Del		20 46.7	+16 07	10"	4.5,5.5	Del	209	bright, well-matched pair
16/17 Dra		16 36.2	+52 55	3",90"	5.4,6.4,5.5	Dra	52	triple star with a close pair
Mu Dra		17 05.3	+54 28	2"	5.7,5.7	Dra	52	very close with identical magnitudes
Nu Dra		17 32.2	+55 11	62"	4.9,4.9	Dra	53	very wide similar pair
40/41 Dra	·2308	18 00.2	+80 00	19"	5.7,6.1	Dra	12	easily resolved pair
Theta Eri		02 58.3	-40 18	8"	3.4,4.5	Eri	390	bright, striking pair
32 Eri		03 54.3	-02 57	7"	4.8,6.1	Eri	222	easy pair with good colors
55 Eri		04 43.6	-08 48	9"	6.7,6.8	Eri	269	perfectly matched double
Delta Gem	55 Gem	07 20.1	+21 59	6"	3.5,8.2	Gem	139	very unequal magnitude pair
Castor	Alpha Gem	07 34.6	+31 53	2"	1.9,2.9	Gem	100	very bright, but tight pair
Kappa Her		16 08.1	+17 03	28"	5.3,6.5	Her	155	wide pair with an excellent color contrast
Alpha Her		17 14.6	+14 23	5"	3.5,5.4	Her	202	excellent color contrast
Rho Her	·2161, 75 Her	17 23.7	+37 09	4"	4.6,5.6	Her	115	bright and fairly close pair
95 Her		18 01.5	+21 36	6"	5.0,5.1	Her	159	perfectly matched duo
N Hyd		11 32.3	-29 16	9"	5.8,5.9	Hyd	367	equal magnitude pair
8 Lac		22 35.9	+39 38	22"	5.7,6.5	Lac	87	easy in all scopes
Gamma Leo		10 20.0	+19 51	4"	2.2,3.5	Leo	144	bright, striking pair
R Lep	Hind's Crimson Star	04 59.6	-14 48	Stellar	5.5-11.7	Lep	269	Hind's Crimson Star-deep red variable
12 Lyn	·948	06 46.2	+59 27	2",9"	5.4,6.0,7.3	Lyn	42	use high power on close pair
19 Lyn	·1062	07 22.9	+55 17	15"	5.6,6.5	Lyn	42	easy fairly bright pair
Epsilon Lyr	Double- Double	18 44.3	+39 40	208", 2.6",2.3"	5.0,6.1, 5.2,5.5	Lyr	82	Double-Double, two well-matched pairs
Zeta Lyr		18 44.8	+37 36	44"	4.3,5.9	Lyr	117	wide double star
O· 525		18 54.9	+33 58	45"	6.0,7.7	Lyr	117	wide with good colors
Epsilon Mon	8 Mon	06 23.8	+04 36	13"	4.5,6.5	Mon	227	good color contrast
Beta Mon		06 28.8	-07 02	7",10"	4.7,5.2,6.1	Mon	272	unusual similar magnitude triple star
36 Oph		17 15.3	-26 36	5"	5.1,5.1	Oph	337	identical matched pair
39 Oph		17 18.0	-24 17	10"	5.4,6.9	Oph	337	striking color contrast
70 Oph		18 05.5	+02 30	3"	4.2,6.0	Oph	249	close challenging pair
Beta Ori	Rigel	05 14.5	-08 12	9"	0.1,6.8	Ori	270	Rigel, very large magnitude contrast
Lambda Ori		05 35.1	+09 56	4"	3.6,5.5	Ori	180	large magnitude contrast
Theta-1 Ori	Trapezium	05 35.3	-05 23	9",13",22"	6.7,7.9, 5.1,6.7	Ori	225	Trapezium-quadruple star at heart of M42
Sigma Ori		05 38.7	-02 36	11",12,43"	4.0,10,7.5,6.5	Ori	226	pretty quadruple star
Zeta Ori		05 40.8	-01 57	2.4"	1.9,4.0	Ori	226	fainter companion lost in glare, use high power
65 Psc	·61	00 49.9	+27 43	4"	6.3,6.3	Psc	127	evenly matched pair
Psi-1 Psc	·88, 74 Psc	01 05.6	+21 28	30"	5.6,5.8	Psc	127	wide but similar magnitudes
Zeta Psc	·100	01 13.7	+07 35	23"	5.6,6.5	Psc	172	easily split bright pair
Alpha Psc		02 02.0	+02 46	2"	4.2,5.1	Psc	219	close pair, use high power
TX Psc	19 Psc	23 46.4	+03 29	Stellar	6.9-7.7	Psc	215	deep red variable of Carbon class
Kappa Pup		07 38.8	-26 48	10"	4.5,4.7	Pup	319	equal magnitude pair
Xi Sco		16 04.4	-11 22	7"	4.5,7.3	Sco	290	double star, also extremely close primary
Nu Sco		16 12.0	-19 28	40",1",1"	4.3,6.8,6.4,7.8	Sco	335	very difficult quadruple star
Delta Ser		15 34.8	+10 32	4"	4.2,5.2	Ser	199	bright pair in Serpens Caput
Theta Ser	·2417, 63 Ser	18 56.2	+04 12	22"	4.5,5.4	Ser	251	bright, wide pair in Serpens Cauda
118 Tau	·716	05 29.3	+25 09	5"	5.8,6.6	Tau	135	well-matched double star
Iota Tri		02 12.4	+30 18	4"	5.3,6.9	Tri	92	striking color contrast
Zeta UMa	Mizar	13 23.9	+54 56	14"	2.3,4.0	Uma	48	Mizar in handle of Big Dipper, also Alcor nearby
Alpha UMi	Alpha UMi	02 31.8	+89 16	18"	2.0,9.0	UMi	1	Polaris-much fainter companion
Gamma Vir	Porimma	12 41.7	-01 27	3"	3.5,3.5	Vir	239	Porrima, beautiful equal magnitude pair