QU Vulpeculae

QU Vulpeculae
Observation data Epoch J2000.0 Equinox J2000.0 (ICRS)

Constellation	Vulpecula
Right ascension	20^h 26^m 46.42^s
Declination	+27° 50′ 43.1″
Apparent magnitude (V)	5.2Max. Min.
Characteristics
Astrometry


Other designations

QU Vulpeculae was a nova, which occurred in 1984 in the constellation Vulpecula and which reached a brightness of 5.2 mag.

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Stars of Vulpecula

Bayer	α (Anser)

Flamsteed	1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 3 Cyg

Variable	R S T U V X Z RS SV VW WW AW BE BO BP BS BW CK DR ER LT LV MW NQ NS PS PU PW PX QQ QR QU QV QY V379 V387 V407 V452 V457 V458

HR	7207 7250 7263 7286 7364 7384 7391 7421 7452 7472 7490 7540 7573 7601 7656 7716 7760 7811 7849 7862 7895 7903 8082 8158 8190 8194 8197 8198

HD	186943 187614 188015 189671 190066 190228 190322 201626

Other	BD+23 3912 G 185-32 GD 385 GS 2000+25 HIP 100963 PSR B1919+21 PSR B1930+22 PSR B1937+21 PSR B1953+29 PSR B2020+28 PSR J2007+2722 Wolf 1346 WR 125 XTE J1859+226

List

Novae

Recurrent novae	T Coronae Borealis (1946) RS Ophiuchi (2006) U Scorpii (2010) T Pyxidis (2011)

Classical novae	CK Vulpeculae (1670) T Scorpii (1860) T Aurigae (1891) Nova Sagittarii 1898 (1898) V606 Aquilae (1899) GK Persei (1901) DM Geminorum (1903) V604 Aquilae (1905) DI Lacertae (1910) DN Geminorum (1912) V603 Aquilae (1918) HR Lyrae (1919) V849 Ophiuchi (1919) V476 Cygni (1920) RR Pictoris (1925) XX Tauri (1927) DQ Herculis (1934) CP Lacertae (1936) BT Monocerotis (1939) CP Puppis (1942) V500 Aquilae (1943) CT Serpentis (1948) DK Lacertae (1950) RW Ursae Minoris (1956) V446 Herculis (1960) V533 Herculis (1963) HR Delphini (1967) FH Serpentis (1970) V1500 Cygni (1975) V373 Scuti (1975) NQ Vulpeculae (1976) V1668 Cygni (1978) QU Vulpeculae (1984) V842 Centauri (1986) V838 Herculis (1991) V1974 Cygni (1992) V382 Velorum (1999) V1494 Aquilae (1999) V445 Puppis (2000) V598 Puppis (2007) V1280 Scorpii (2007) KT Eridani (2009) V339 Delphini (2013) V1369 Centauri (2013) ASASSN-16ma (2016)

See also: List of novae in the Milky Way galaxy

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