List of star systems within 25–30 light-years

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This is a list of star systems within 25–30 light-years of Earth.

Key  # | Visible to the unaided eye

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$  | Bright star (absolute magnitude of +8.5 or brighter)
| White dwarf
§  | Brown dwarf or sub-brown dwarf
* | Nearest in constellation
System←→←→ | Star or
(sub-) brown dwarf | Distance (ly) | Constellation | Coordinates:
RA, Dec
(Ep J2000, Eq J2000) | Stellar
class | Apparent magnitude
(V) | Parallax
(mas) | Notes and additional references

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GJ 4248 (L 499-56) | 25.008±0.010 | Grus |  22h 02m 29.4s
−37° 04′ 51″ | M3.5 | 11.80 | 130.4186±0.0534[1] |
Mu Cassiopeiae (Gliese 53) | A$ | 25.033±0.084 | Cassiopeia |  01h 08m 16.4s
+54° 55′ 13″ | G5VIp | 5.14# | 130.2881±0.4348[1] |
B | M5V | 11.45
Alpha Piscis Austrini | C (LP 876-10) | 25.0368±0.0062 | Aquarius |  22h 48m 04.5s
−24° 22′ 08″ | M4V | 12.624 | 130.2707±0.0325[1] | component C of triple system
Vega (Alpha Lyrae)$ | 25.045 ± 0.069 | Lyra |  18h 36m 56.3s
+38° 47′ 01″ | A0Va | 0.03# | 130.23±0.36[2] | [3]
VX Arietis (Gliese 109) | 25.0513±0.0054 | Aries |  02h 44m 15.5s
+25° 31′ 24″ | M3.5V | 10.56 | 130.1956±0.0281[1] | flare star
Alpha Piscis Austrini | A (Fomalhaut)$ | 25.126±0.091 | Piscis Austrinus |  22h 57m 39.0s
−29° 37′ 20″ | A3V | 1.16# | 129.81±0.47[2] | [4][5] has 1 refuted planet, component A of triple system
AN Sextantis (Gliese 382) | 25.1364±0.0049 | Sextans |  10h 12m 17.7s
−03° 44′ 44″ | M1V | 9.264 | 129.7544±0.0252[1] | [6]
Gliese 673 (HD 157881)$ | 25.1575±0.0034 | Ophiuchus |  17h 25m 45.2s
+02° 06′ 41″ | K7V | 7.492 | 129.6459±0.0175[1] | [7]
SIPS 1259-4336 | 25.200±0.012 | Centaurus |  12h 59m 04.7s
−43° 36′ 24″ | M7.5V | 18.01 | 129.4288±0.0620[1] | [8]
LHS 1070 (LP 881-64, GJ 2005) | A | 25.222±0.024 | Sculptor |  00h 24m 44.2s
−27° 08′ 25″ | M5.5-6V | 15.35 | 129.3167±0.1256[1] | [9]
B | M8.5V |
C | M9-9.5V |
G 192-13 (GJ 3378) | 25.2245±0.0055 | Camelopardalis |  06h 01m 11.0s
+59° 35′ 50″ | M4.0Ve | 7.465 (J) | 129.3014±0.0283[1] |
Gliese 701 (HD 165222) | 25.2407±0.0050 | Serpens* |  18h 05m 07.6s
−03° 01′ 53″ | M1V | 9.9 | 129.2184±0.0256[1] | [10]
GJ 1093 (G 109-35) | 25.286±0.012 | Gemini |  06h 59m 28.8s
+19° 20′ 56″ | M5Ve |  | 128.9866±0.0607[1] | [11]
LP 71-82 (G 227-22) | 25.4203±0.0063 | Draco |  18h 02m 16.6s
+64° 15′ 44″ | M5.0V | 13.51 | 128.3057±0.0319[1] | Very rapid star rotation
Gliese 623 | A | 25.585±0.097 | Hercules |  16h 24m 09.3s
+48° 21′ 11″ | M3.0Ve |  | 127.4785±0.4818[12] |
B | M |
WISE J0005+3737§  | 25.70±0.43  | Andromeda |  00h 05m 17.5s
+37° 37′ 21″ | T9  |  | 126.9±2.1[13] | [13]
Gliese 54 (CD-68 47) | A | 25.702±0.081 | Tucana* |  01h 10m 22.9s
−67° 26′ 42″ | M2.5V |  | 126.9±0.4[14] | [15]
B | M |
2MASS 0729-39§ | 25.82±1.82 | Puppis* |  07h 29m 00.0s
−39° 54′ 04″ | T8 |  | 126.3±8.3[16] |
GJ 1224 (G 154-44) | 25.9987±0.0063 | Serpens |  18h 07m 32.8s
−15° 57′ 47″ | M4Ve |  | 125.4509±0.0306[1] | [11]
BB Capricorni (Wolf 922, Gliese 831) | A | 26.030±0.062 | Capricornus |  21h 31m 18.6s
−09° 47′ 26″ | M4.5V |  | 125.3±0.3[14] |
B | M |
Gliese 257 (CD-44 3045) | A | 26.2274±0.0084 | Puppis |  06h 57m 46.6s
−44° 17′ 28″ | M3.5V |  | 124.3569±0.0399[1] |
B | M |
GJ 1151 (G 122-49) | 26.231±0.012 | Ursa Major |  11h 50m 57.7s
+48° 22′ 39″ | M7 |  | 124.3378±0.0549[1] | [17]
Gliese 480.1 (L 399-68) | 26.2637±0.0062 | Centaurus |  12h 40m 46.3s
+43° 33′ 59″ | M3V |  | 124.1851±0.0295[1] |
Chi Draconis | A$ | 26.28±0.19 | Draco |  18h 21m 03.4s
+72° 43′ 58″ | F7V | 3.68# | 124.11±0.87[2] |
B$ | K0V | 5.67#
Pi3 Orionis (Tabit)$ | 26.316±0.036 | Orion |  04h 49m 50.4s
+06° 57′ 41″ | F6V | 3.16# | 123.94±0.17[2] | [18]
Gliese 486 (Wolf 437) | 26.3506±0.0070 | Virgo |  12h 47m 56.6s
+09° 45′ 05″ | M3.5Ve |  | 123.7756±0.0329[1] | has one known planet
2MASS J21481628+4003593§  | 26.37±0.08  | Cygnus |  21h 48m 16.3s
+40° 03′ 59″ | L6.5pec (red)  |  | 123.6752±0.3595[1] | [13]
Gliese 793 (G 262-15) | 26.3764±0.0032 | Cepheus |  20h 30m 32.0s
+65° 26′ 58″ | M3V |  | 123.6547±0.0148[1] |
GJ 1154 (G 13-22) | 26.3789±0.0096 | Virgo |  12h 14m 16.5s
+00° 37′ 26″ | M4.5Ve |  | 123.6430±0.0449[1] |
Gliese 300 (L 674-15) | 26.4730±0.0051 | Puppis |  08h 12m 40.9s
−21° 33′ 07″ | M3.5V |  | 123.2033±0.0236[1] | [19]
G 99-47 (EGGR 290, GJ 1087) | 26.4740±0.0037 | Orion |  05h 56m 25.5s
+05° 21′ 48″ | DAP8.9 | 12.930 | 123.1989±0.0170[1] | [20][21]
Gliese 686 | 26.6132±0.0038 | Hercules |  17h 37m 53.3s
+18° 35′ 30″ | MV |  | 122.5546±0.0176[1] | has 1 known planet[22]
L 97-12 (LAWD 26, Gliese 293) | 26.6439±0.0025 | Volans* |  07h 53m 08.1s
−67° 47′ 31″ | DC8.8 | 12.726 (J) | 122.4130±0.0114[1] | [23][24]
UGPS J0521+3640§ | 26.69±0.35 | Auriga |  05h 21m 26.9s
+36° 41′ 00″ | T8.5 |  | 122.2±1.6[25] | [13]
p Eridani (Gliese 66) | A$ | 26.7334±0.0070 | Eridanus |  01h 39m 47.6s
−56° 11′ 47″ | K2V | 5.82# | 122.0035±0.0319[1] |
B$ | K2V | 5.95#
L 173-19 | 26.7982±0.0070 | Eridanus |  02h 00m 38.3s
−55° 58′ 05″ | MV |  | 121.7084±0.0319[1] |
Gliese 884 (HD 217357)$ | 26.8502±0.0055 | Aquarius |  23h 00m 16.1s
−22° 31′ 28″ | K7+Vk | 7.88 | 121.4724±0.0249[1] |
Gliese 48 (Ross 318) | 26.8530±0.0035 | Cassiopeia |  01h 02m 32.2s
+71° 40′ 47″ | M3.0Ve |  | 121.4598±0.0158[1] |
WISEPC J115013.88+630240.7§  | 26.87±0.61  | Ursa Major |  11h 50m 13.9s
+63° 02′ 42″ | T8  |  | 121.4±2.7[13] | [13]
Gliese 747 (G 207-16) | A | 27.134±0.045 | Lyra |  19h 07m 43.0s
+32° 32′ 42″ | M3V |  | 120.2±0.2[26] |
B | M |
2MASS 0348-6022§ | 27.16±0.41 | Reticulum |  03h 48m 07.7s
−60° 22′ 27″ | T7 |  | 120.1±1.8[25] | [13]
WD 2359-434 (LAWD 96, Gliese 915) | 27.176±0.0049 | Phoenix* |  00h 02m 10.7s
−43° 09′ 55″ | DAP5.8 |  | 120.0143±0.0215[1] | [27]
Mu Herculis | Aa$ | 27.197±0.035 | Hercules |  17h 46m 27.5s
+27° 43′ 15″ | G5IV | 3.42# | 119.9248±0.1543[1] |
Ab | M4V |
B | M3.5V |
C | M |
Wolf 489 | 27.2349±0.0069 | Virgo |  13h 36m 31.8s
+03° 40′ 45″ | DZ10.0 |  | 119.7566±0.0304[1] |
GJ 1227 (G 227-29) | 27.2360±0.0078 | Draco |  18h 22m 27.1s
+62° 03′ 02″ | M4.0V |  | 119.7519±0.0341[1] |
GJ 1289 (G 130-4) | 27.275±0.013 | Andromeda |  23h 43m 06.3s
+36° 32′ 13″ | MV |  | 119.5794±0.0563[1] |
Gliese 185 (HD 32450) | A | 27.2766±0.0096 | Lepus |  05h 02m 28.5s
−21° 15′ 24″ | K7V |  | 119.5737±0.0420[1] |
B | M |
SCR 1138-7721 | 27.3296±0.0070 | Chamaeleon* |  11h 38m 16.8s
−77° 21′ 49″ | MV |  | 119.3419±0.0305[1] | [19]
SCR J1546−5534 | A | 27.39±0.16 | Norma |  15h 46m 41.7s
−55° 34′ 47″ | M7.5 |  | 119.0962±0.7032[12] |
B§ | T8 |
2MASS J00345157+0523050§  | 27.45±0.64  | Pisces |  00h 34m 51.6s
+05° 23′ 05″ | T6.5  |  | 118.8±2.7[13] | [13]
TYC 3980-1081-1 | A (IRAS 21500+5903) | 27.604±0.0036 | Cepheus |  21h 51m 38.3s
+59° 17′ 40″ | M3.5V |  | 118.1551±0.0155[1] |
B (UCAC4 747-070768) | DAH |
Beta Canum Venaticorum (Chara)$ | 27.634±0.036 | Canes Venatici* |  12h 33m 44.5s
+41° 21′ 27″ | G0V | 4.24# | 118.0266±0.1530[1] |
Gliese 232 (Ross 64) | 27.7046±0.0065 | Gemini |  06h 24m 41.3s
+23° 25′ 59″ | M4V |  | 117.7263±0.0278[1] |
Gliese 618 (CD-37 10765) | A | 27.7647±0.0069 | Scorpius |  16h 20m 03.5s
−37° 31′ 44″ | M3V |  | 117.4716±0.0291[1] |
B | M5 |
Gliese 318 (CD-32 5613, LAWD 28) | 27.7826±0.0049 | Pyxis* |  08h 41m 32.4s
−32° 56′ 33″ | DA5.5 |  | 117.3961±0.0205[1] | suspected double white dwarf
61 Virginis$ | 27.836±0.035 | Virgo |  13h 18m 24.3s
−18° 18′ 40″ | G7V | 4.74# | 117.1726±0.1456[1] | has 3 known planets
GJ 1276 (EGGR 453) | 27.8436±0.0081 | Aquarius |  22h 53m 53.3s
−06° 46′ 54″ | DZ |  | 117.1388±0.0341[1] | [27]
Gliese 493.1 (Wolf 461) | 27.869±0.015 | Virgo |  13h 00m 33.5s
+05° 41′ 08″ | M4.5Ve |  | 117.0327±0.0613[1] |
GJ 3454 (G 89-32) | A | 27.97±0.23 | Canis Minor |  07h 36m 25.1s
+07° 04′ 43″ | M4.5V |  | 116.6±0.97[28] |
B | M |
CWISEP 0402-2651§  | 28.02+5.99−4.20 | Eridanus |  02h 02m 16.2s
+10° 20′ 14″ | Y1  |  | 116.4±20.5[13] | [13]
Gliese 877 (L 49-19) | 28.0412±0.0041 | Octans* |  22h 55m 45.5s
−75° 27′ 31″ | M3V | 10.377 | 116.3134±0.0168[1] |
CD Ceti | 28.052±0.010 | Cetus |  03h 13m 22.9s
+04° 46′ 29″ | M4.5Ve |  | 116.2678±0.0427[1] |
Zeta Tucanae$ | 28.073±0.032 | Tucana |  00h 20m 04.3s
−64° 52′ 29″ | F9.5V | 4.23# | 116.1826±0.1334[1] |
LP 502-56 (NLTT 40406) | 28.107±0.011 | Serpens |  15h 30m 30.3s
+09° 26′ 01″ | M5.5V |  | 116.0425±0.0435[1] |
CWISE 0617+1945  | A§  | 28.2±5.7[29] | Orion |  06h 17m 41.8s
+19° 45′ 13″ | L2  |  |  | parallax uncertain,[13][29] brown dwarfs are separated by about 37 AU[29]
B§  | L4  |
GJ 3517 (LP 666-9) | 28.242±0.018 | Hydra |  08h 53m 36.2s
−03° 29′ 32″ | M9V | 18.959 | 115.4876±0.0726[1] | [30]
Chi1 Orionis | A$ | 28.256±0.066 | Orion |  05h 54m 23.0s
+20° 16′ 34″ | G0V | 4.39# | 115.43±0.27[2] |
B |  |
AP Columbae | 28.2636±0.0073 | Columba* |  06h 04m 32.2s
−34° 33′ 36″ | M4.5Ve | 12.96 | 115.3982±0.0298[1] |
SIPS J1141-3624 (PM J11413-3624) | 28.3408±0.0088 | Centaurus |  11h 41m 21.5s
−36° 24′ 35″ | M5 | 13.105 | 115.0835±0.0359[1] |
GJ 1207 (G 19-7) | 28.3822±0.0062 | Ophiuchus |  16h 57m 05.7s
−04° 20′ 56″ | M3.5Ve | 12.25 | 114.9158±0.0252[1] |
LP 991-84 | 28.459±0.010 | Phoenix |  39h 54m 21.7s
−39° 36′ 09″ | M4.5V | 14.403 | 114.604±0.0402[1] |
Xi Ursae Majoris | Aa (Alula Australis)$ | 28.49±0.11 | Ursa Major |  11h 18m 10.9s
+31° 31′ 45″ | F8.5:V | 4.41# | 114.4867±0.4316[12] |
Ab | M |
Ba$ | G2V | 4.87#
Bb | M |
WISE J1118+3125§ | T8.5 |
2MASS 0036+1821 (LSPM J0036+1821)§ | 28.492±0.034 | Pisces |  00h 36m 16.17s
18° +21′ 10.4″ | L3.5 |  | 114.4735±0.1381[1] | [13]
Gliese 250 (HD 50281) | A$ | 28.5373±0.0055 | Monoceros |  06h 52m 18.1s
−05° 10′ 25″ | K3V | 6.58 | 114.2911±0.0219[1] |
Ba | M2.5V |
Bb |  |
Gliese 450 (MCC 135) | 28.5888±0.0048 | Ursa Major |  11h 51m 07.3s
+35° 16′ 19″ | M1.5V |  | 114.0854±0.0191[1] |
WISENF 1936+0408§  | 28.64±0.99  | Aquila |  19h 36m 56.1s
+04° 08′ 01″ | Y0  |  | 113.9±3.8[13] | spectral type is uncertain[13]
41 G. Arae | Aa$ | 28.673±0.018 | Ara |  17h 19m 03.8s
−46° 38′ 10″ | G8V | 5.55# | 113.7513±0.0725[1] | [31]
Bb |  |
B | M0V |
? | ? |
HR 7722 (5 G. Capricorni, HD 192310, Gliese 785)$ | 28.739±0.013 | Capricornus |  20h 15m 17.4s
−27° 01′ 59″ | K2+V | 5.73# | 113.4872±0.0516[1] | has 2 known planets
Gliese 849 | 28.7503±0.0076 | Aquarius |  22h 09m 40.3s
–04° 38′ 27″ | M3.5V |  | 113.4447±0.0300[1] | has 2 known planets
HU Delphini (Gliese 791.2) | A | 28.762±0.051 | Delphinus |  20h 29m 48.3s
+09° 41′ 20″ | M4.5V |  | 113.4±0.2[15] | [15]
B | M |
Gliese 745 | A (Ross 730) | 28.8066±0.0049 | Sagitta* |  19h 07m 05.6s
+20° 53′ 17″ | M2.0V |  | 113.2228±0.0192[1] |
B (HD 349726) | M2V |
IRAS 06355-7535 (LDS 169) | A (L 32-9) | 28.8301±0.0043 | Mensa* |  06h 33m 47.0s
−75° 37′ 46″ | M2V | 10.484 | 113.1304±0.0169[1] |
B (L 32-8) | M3V | 11.419
HR 1614 (284 G. Eridani, HD 32147, Gliese 183)$ | 28.8451±0.0057 | Eridanus |  05h 00m 49.0s
−05° 45′ 13″ | K3V | 6.22# | 113.0715±0.0222[1] |
GJ 1105 (G 111-47) | 28.8653±0.0066 | Lynx* |  07h 58m 12.7s
+41° 18′ 13″ | M3.5Ve |  | 112.9927±0.0259[1] | [17]
Gliese 867 | A (FK Aquarii) | 28.8668±0.0099 | Aquarius |  22h 38m 45.6s
−20° 37′ 16″ | M0Vep |  | 112.9867±0.0387[1] |
B (FL Aquarii) | M3.5V |
C |  |
D |  |
Ross 695 (Gliese 465) | 28.9469±0.0062 | Corvus* |  12h 24m 52.5s
−18° 14′ 32″ | M2 | 11.272 | 112.6740±0.0241[1] |
SCR J0630-7643 | A | 28.951±0.024 | Mensa |  06h 30m 46.6s
−76° 43′ 09″ | M6.0 |  | 112.6584±0.0934[1] | [19]
B | M |
DENIS 0334-49 (LEHPM 3396) | 28.963±0.014 | Horologium |  03h 34m 12.2s
−49° 53′ 32″ | M9V |  | 112.6100±0.0557[1] | [32]
2MASS 0727+1710§ | 28.99±0.23 | Gemini |  07h 27m 18.2s
+17° 10′ 01″ | T7 |  | 112.5±0.9[33] | [13]
Gamma Leporis | A$ | 29.0004±0.0058 | Lepus |  05h 44m 27.8s
−22° 26′ 54″ | F6V | 3.59# | 112.4661±0.0225[1] |
B (AK Leporis)$ | K2V | 6.17#
C | M3.5V |
WISE1810§  | 29.03+2.28−1.95 | Serpens |  18h 10m 06.18s
−10° 10′ 00.5″ | esdT8-esdT9[34] |  | 112.5+8.1
−8.0[34] | closest extreme metal-poor brown dwarf[34]
GJ 2066 (G 113-20) | 29.1550±0.0059 | Hydra |  08h 16m 08.0s
+01° 18′ 09″ | M2.0V | 10.091 | 111.8698±0.0228[1] |
LHS 224 (G 193-27, GJ 3421) | A | 29.43±0.19 | Lynx |  07h 03m 55.7s
+52° 42′ 07″ | M5.0Ve |  | 110.8263±0.6945[1] |
B | M |
SZ Ursae Majoris | A | 29.588±0.0045 | Ursa Major |  11h 20m 04.8s
+65° 50′ 47″ | M2V |  | 110.2305±0.0166[1] |
B |  |
Gliese 433 | 29.6045±0.0055 | Hydra |  11h 35m 26.9s
−32° 32′ 24″ | M2V |  | 110.1711±0.0204[1] | has 2 known planets
Delta Eridani («Rana»)$ | 29.644±0.052 | Eridanus |  03h 43m 14.9s
–09° 45′ 48″ | KIV | 3.52# | 110.0254±0.1944[1] |
Gliese 508 (HD 115953) | Aa | 29.65±0.23 | Canes Venatici |  13h 19m 45.5s
+47° 46′ 41″ | M2V | 8.54 | 109.9837±0.8292[12] |
Ab |  |
B |  |
GJ 3146 (LP 469-206) | 29.664±0.019 | Aries |  02h 16m 30.0s
+13° 35′ 13″ | M5.0Ve |  | 109.9500±0.0704[1] |
LHS 1126 (GJ 2012, EGGR 246) | 29.6701±0.0055 | Cetus |  00h 41m 26.0s
−22° 21′ 02″ | DQ9 |  | 109.9276±0.0202[1] | [27]
V374 Pegasi | 29.6898±0.0070 | Pegasus |  22h 01m 13.1s
+28° 18′ 25″ | M3.5Ve |  | 109.8548±0.0259[1] |
2MASSI J0652307+471034§  | 29.714±0.076  | Auriga |  06h 52m 30.7s
+47° 10′ 35″ | L4.5  |  | 109.7651±0.2782[1] | [13]
WT 460 | A | 29.723±0.063 | Centaurus |  14h 11m 59.9s
−41° 32′ 22″ | M5.5e |  | 109.7323±0.2316[1] |
B |  |
Gliese 283 (L 745-46) | A (LP 783-3, LAWD 25) | 29.8285±0.0049 | Puppis |  07h 40m 20.8s
−17° 24′ 49″ | DAZ6 | 13.061 | 109.3440±0.0181[1] | [27]
B (LP 783-2) | M6.5V | 16.696
WISE 0713−2917§  | 29.84±0.58  | Canis Major |  07h 13m 22.6s
−29° 17′ 52″ | Y0  |  | 109.3±2.1[13] | [13]
2MASS J03552337+1133437§ | 29.88±0.13 | Taurus |  03h 55m 23.4s
+11° 33′ 44″ | L5γ |  | 109.1381±0.4833[1] |
WISEP J213456.73-713743.6§ | 29.90±1.05 | Indus |  21h 34m 56.7s
−71° 37′ 45″ | T9pec |  | 109.1±3.7[35] |
Groombridge 1830 (CF Ursae Majoris, HD 103095)$ | 29.9145±0.0054 | Ursa Major |  11h 52m 58.8s
+37° 43′ 07″ | G8VIp | 6.42# | 109.0296±0.0197[1] |
GJ 3801 (Ross 1015) | 29.980±0.012 | Canes Venatici |  13h 42m 43.3s
+33° 17′ 24″ | M4V | 13.896 | 108.7903±0.0440[1] | [36]
Beta Comae Berenices$ | 29.998±0.045 | Coma Berenices* |  13h 11m 52.4s
+27° 52′ 41″ | G0V | 4.23# | 108.7250±0.1645[1] |
System  | Star or
(sub-) brown dwarf | Distance (ly) | Constellation | Coordinates:
RA, Dec
(Ep J2000, Eq J2000) | Stellar
class | Apparent magnitude
(V) | Parallax
(mas) | Notes and additional references

## See also

* List of nearest stars and brown dwarfs
* List of star systems within 20–25 light-years
* List of star systems within 30-35 light-years
* Lists of stars
* List of nearest bright stars
* Spherical shell

## References

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