Delphinus[1] est parva constellatio, quae ab omnibus populis regionibusque telluris videri potest.
| Data Delphini constellationis | |
|---|---|
| Nomen | Delphinus |
| Genetivus | Delphini |
| Abbreviatura | Del |
| Situs | ad circulum aequinoctialem caeli |
| Ascensio recta | 20 h 42 min |
| Declinatio | 13° 48' |
| Area | 189 gradus quadrati |
| Videri potest inter gradus | 90° ac −70° |
| numerus stellarum magnitudinis < 3m | 0 |
| Stella lucidissima, magnitudo | Rotanev, (β Delphini) 3,63m |
Si plus cognoscere vis, vide etiam Stellae Delphini.- Sualocin, α Del: B9 IV, 3,77 mag, (6 stellae).
- Rotanev, β Del: F5 IV, 3,63 mag
- γ Del: stella duplex.
- γ1 Del: F7 V, 5,14 mag
- γ2 Del: K1 IV, 4,27 mag
- δ Del: A7 IIIp, 4,43 mag
- ε Del, Deneb Dulfim: B6 III, 4 mag
- R Del: Mirae stella (periodus 285,5 dierum; 7,6 mag ad 13,8 mag
- NGC 6891: Nebula planetaria; 10,5 mag
- NGC 6934: Cumulus stellarum; 9,75 mag
- NGC 7006: Cumulus stellarum 185.000 sla remotus, 11,5 mag
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