Meet a star / Constellations
Lacerta
65 stars in Lacerta can be seen by eye from a dark place. 2 have names of their own. The rest go by a Greek letter, a number, or their place in a catalogue. Here is every one, brightest first.
Its stars
65 in all. The dot shows each star's colour.
- StellioSeen away from bright lights, 100 light years
- 1 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 620 light years
- 5 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 1,600 light years
- Beta LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 170 light years
- 11 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 330 light years
- HIP 109754Seen away from bright lights, 480 light years
- 6 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 1,700 light years
- 2 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 550 light years
- 4 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 2,200 light years
- 9 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 170 light years
- 10 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 1,700 light years
- 15 LacertaeSeen away from bright lights, 330 light years
- TengsheSeen away from bright lights, 1,600 light years
- HIP 109102Just seen from a dark place, 610 light years
- 13 LacertaeJust seen from a dark place, 260 light years
- HIP 111795Just seen from a dark place, 450 light years
- 12 LacertaeJust seen from a dark place, 1,300 light years
- HIP 113327Just seen from a dark place, 820 light years
- HIP 109521Just seen from a dark place, 180 light years
- HIP 112731Just seen from a dark place, 400 light years
- HIP 109745Just seen from a dark place, 250 light years
- 16 LacertaeJust seen from a dark place, 1,300 light years
- HIP 109831Just seen from a dark place, 270 light years
- HIP 111362Just seen from a dark place, 340 light years
- HIP 111546Just seen from a dark place, 2,200 light years
- HIP 113222Just seen from a dark place, 620 light years
- HIP 113048Just seen from a dark place, 190 light years
- HIP 112590Just seen from a dark place, 340 light years
- HIP 113084Just seen from a dark place, 300 light years
- HIP 112417Just seen from a dark place, 190 light years
- HIP 111259Just seen from a dark place, 680 light years
- 14 LacertaeJust seen from a dark place, 1,100 light years
- HIP 113174Just seen from a dark place, 130 light years
- HIP 112041Just seen from a dark place, 300 light years
- HIP 112241Just seen from a dark place, 690 light years
- HIP 111925Just seen from a dark place, 370 light years
- HIP 111869Just seen from a dark place, 1,000 light years
- HIP 109303Just seen from a dark place, 140 light years
- HIP 112641Just seen from a dark place, 750 light years
- HIP 112098Just seen from a dark place, 1,300 light years
- HIP 109033Just seen from a dark place, 990 light years
- HIP 110849Just seen from a dark place, 2,100 light years
- HIP 113371Just seen from a dark place, 1,500 light years
- HIP 110566Just seen from a dark place, 170 light years
- HIP 109121Just seen from a dark place, 320 light years
- HIP 110171Just seen from a dark place, 240 light years
- HIP 112761Just seen from a dark place, 1,300 light years
- HIP 111627Just seen from a dark place, 850 light years
- HIP 111550Just seen from a dark place, 1,700 light years
- HIP 113009Just seen from a dark place, 990 light years
- HIP 111543Just seen from a dark place, 360 light years
- HIP 110408Just seen from a dark place, 560 light years
- HIP 111753Just seen from a dark place, 550 light years
- HIP 112170Just seen from a dark place, 2,500 light years
- HIP 110316Just seen from a dark place, 1,400 light years
- HIP 111247Just seen from a dark place, 690 light years
- HIP 111072Just seen from a dark place, 360 light years
- HIP 109272Just seen from a dark place, 1,200 light years
- HIP 112300Just seen from a dark place, 950 light years
- HIP 112144Just seen from a dark place, 1,000 light years
- HIP 110487Just seen from a dark place, 450 light years
- HIP 110055Just seen from a dark place, 750 light years
- HIP 110790Just seen from a dark place, 1,500 light years
- HIP 112986Just seen from a dark place, 860 light years
- HIP 112305Just seen from a dark place, 780 light years
Where this comes from
The stars and their measurements are from the HYG star database, version 4.4, by David Nash, shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence. Which constellation a star belongs to follows the boundaries drawn by the International Astronomical Union, as that database gives them. To see what is up tonight, open the sky map.