List of star systems within 35–40 light-years

This is a list of star systems within 35-40 light years of Earth.

Star system Median distance (ly) Stars in system Spectral type Apparent magnitude (V) Comments and references
AT Microscopii35 ± 12M4Ve + M4.5Ve11.0/11.1
TVLM513-4654635.1 ± 0.091M8.5V
Gliese 20335.11 ± 0.921M3.5Ve
Gliese 382035.12 ± 0.321M4.5V
SCR J0838-585535.16 ± 0.222M6.0[1]
HR 903835.2 ± 0.23K3V + M26.40/11.4[2][3][4]
Gliese 48835.2 ± 0.41MV
Delta Trianguli35.4 ± 0.32G0V + K4.865[5][6]
L 34-26 35.52 ± 0.06 1 M3 11.28 has one known planet, closest directly imaged exoplanet (as of July 2021)[7]
GJ 406335.52921M4V11.75
Beta Virginis «Zavijava»35.6 ± 0.31F9V3.604[8][9]
Gliese 8635.6 ± 0.22K1Vhas 1 known planet[3][10]
SCR J1214-234535.69 ± 0.601M4.5 + T1[11]
G 239-2535.77 ± 0.121M3V
HD 16034635.88 ± 0.272K3V
2MASS J19513587-351037535.88 ± 6.521M4
WISE 2313-083735.91T8
Gliese 43835.94 ± 0.191MV
L 369-4436.1682M5+M12.67
2MASS J16452211-131951636.19 ± 0.331L1.5
Denebola36.2 ± 0.41A3V2.113[12][13]
HR 680636.2 ± 0.21K2V6.40[2][3]
54 Piscium36.2 ± 0.32K0V + T7.5V5.88has 1 known planet[14][15][16]
HIP 5705036.2 ± 1.11MVhas 1 known planet [17]
Gamma Serpentis36.3 ± 0.31F6V3.85[18]
HD 7457636.3 ± 0.21KV
HD 8551236.4 ± 0.31K5V7.66has 1 known planet[19]
Gliese 32536.4 +1.5
−1.4		2KV
11 Leonis Minoris36.5 ± 0.32G8V + M5V4.80/12.50[20]
WISE 0325+083136.51T7
Theta Persei36.6 ± 0.32F7V + M1V4.12/10
HD 11540436.6 ± 0.42K2V + M1V6.61
Arcturus36.7 ± 0.31K0III-0.05[3][21]
ADS 4836.7 ± 0.63KV8.83/9.00/9.97[22][23][24]
G 107-69/7036.76 ± 0.014M4.5+DA+DA13.2
WISE 0038+276836.91T9
Eta Boötis «Muphrid»37.0 ± 0.32G0IV2.680[5][25]
Gliese 20837.1 ± 0.61M0.0 Ve8.9
Gliese 90237.2 ± 0.31KV
WISE 0627-111437.21T6
WISE 1959-333837.21T8
Gliese 16937.4 ± 0.51KV
WISE 0623-045637.51T8
WISE 2325-410537.51T9pec
HR 555337.6 ± 0.42K0V6.00[2][26]
WISE 2340-074537.81T7
Gliese 341737.88 ± 0.961M4.5V
Zeta Doradus38.0 ± 0.22F7V + K7V4.82/9.02[27]
SCR J0640-055238.04 ± 1.271M2[1]
SSSPM J0829-130938.128 ± 0.0771L2 [28]
Iota Pegasi38.3 ± 0.32F5V + G8V3.84/6.68[29][30]
Lambda Serpentis38.3 ± 0.41G0V4.43[31][32]
Gliese 773.638.5 ± 5.81KV
Delta Capricorni «Deneb Algedi»38.6 ± 0.42A7mIII2.81[33]
HD 12507238.6 ± 0.41K3IV6.637[3][5]
L 43-7238.66 ± 0.712M4.5[1]
Gamma Virginis «Porrima»38.7 ± 0.42F0V + F0V2.74[34]
L 449-138.7 ± 0.62MV
WISE 0759-490438.81T8
Gliese 41438.9 ± 0.52KV
WISE 0751-763439.11T9
G 180-06039.20 ± 1.191M6V
Zeta Reticuli39.4 ± 0.32G3V + G2V5.22[35][36]
Zeta Trianguli Australis39.5 ± 0.32F9V4.90[2][3]
85 Pegasi39.5 ± 0.43G5Vb + K7V5.75/8.89
Gliese 79839.5 ± 0.61KV
Gliese 18039.5 +1.2
−1.1		1MV10.894has 2 known planets
TRAPPIST-139.5 ± 1.31M8.2V18.80has 7 known planets
WISE 1653+444439.51T8
Gliese 330439.53 ± 1.431M4.5V
HR 338439.7 ± 0.31G9V6.38[3][37]
V538 Aurigae39.9 ± 0.41K1V6.25[2][38]

See also

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