100 carbon stars personal list

Some folk have asked me to list my 100 Carbon stars.

Each one can be checked out on Simbad of course.  

Here they are with their constellations included:

1. T Lyrae. 

2. TX Piscium. 

3. X Cancri.

4. T Cancri. 

5. Y Canum Venaticorum. 

6. V Aquilae. 

7. UV Aquilae. 

8. HK Lyrae. 

9. WZ Cassiopeiae. 

10. RZ Pegasi. 

11. Y Tauri. 

12. TT Tauri. 

13. TU Geminorum. 

14. VW Geminorum. 

15. CR Geminorum. 

16. V Coronae Borealis. 

17. X Sagittae.

18. BD Vulpeculae. 

19. U Cygni. 

20. AX Cygni.

21. W Orionis. 

22, BL Orionis. 

23. RT Orionis. 

24. GK Orionis. 

25. R Leporis. 

26. SS Virginis. 

27. DR Serpentis. 

28. U Hydrae. 

29. NQ Geminorum. 

30. U Lyrae. 

31. RR Herculis. 

32. SAO 106516 - Delphinus. 

33. SAO 46574 - Hercules. 

34. V460 Cygni.

35. Z Piscium. 

36. U Camelopardalis. 

37. UV Camelopardalis. 

38. V Arietis. 

39. TU Tauri. 

40. FU Aurigae. 

41. SU Andromedae. 

42. VX Andromedae. 

43. AQ Andromedae.

44. HIP 4252 - Andromeda. 

45. UY Andromedae. 

46. ST Andromedae. 

47. R Canis Minoris. 

48. W Canis Minoris. 

49. RU Virginis. 

50. VY Andromedae. 

51. EW Andromedae. 

52. HD 218851 - Andromeda. 

53. EU Andromedae. 

54. EV Andromedae. 

55. TYC 3639-2155-1 - Andromeda. 

56. HO Andromedae. 

57. TYC 2262-936-1 - Andromeda. 

58. KL Andromedae. 

59. TYC 3302-332-1 - Andromeda. 

60. V0421 Andromeda. 

61. TYC 3303-1082-1 -  Andromeda. 

62. Case 271 - Cassiopeia. 

63. Case 270 - Cassiopeia. 

64. Case 30 - Cassiopeia. 

65. LEE 356 - Andromeda. 

66. TYC 3636 1782 - Andromeda. 

67. TYC 2798-319-1 - Andromeda. 

68. NC4 - Andromeda. 

69. TYC 3281-2203 - Andromeda. 

70. C*3227. - Andromeda. 

71. Case 713 - Andromeda. 

72. Case 717 - Andromeda. 

73. X Cassiopeiae. 

74. ST Cassiopeiae. 

75. V623 Cassiopeiae. 

76. W Cassiopeiae. 

77. NQ Cassiopeiae. 

78. WW Cassiopeiae. 

79. TYC 3651-650-1 - Cassiopeia. 

80. IRAS 01885+5121 - Cassiopeia. 

81. TYC 223-509-1 - Cancer. 

82. TYC 1407-294 - Cancer. 

83. CGCS 17 - Cassiopeia. 

84. GM Cancri. 

85. T Lyncis. 

86. BD Lyncis. 

87. ES Lyncis. 

88. TT Canum Venaticorum. 

89. TYC 2548 690 - Canis Venatici. 

90. UX Cassiopeiae. 

91. R Coronae Borealis. 

92. [I81] C8 - Cassiopeia. 

93. MSB 75 - Cassiopeia. 

94. Kiso C1-63 - Cassiopeia. 

95. Case 711 - Cassiopeia. 

96. TYC 660420 - Taurus. 

97. HD 286436 - Taurus. 

98. TYC 659-631-1 - Taurus. 

99. BD+23 601 - Taurus. 

100. BM Geminorum. 

That's it. 

Very best regards from Aubrey. 

Well done Aubery ! Thats a great personal achievement over some years. 

Treat yourself to something nice

Are you going to keep going?

Keith.

Hi Keith. 

Yes. I most certainly plan to keep going finding more of these carbon stars. 
More to be found in a few nights' time when the clear nights are going to return. 
Tomorrow (Monday) is an eclipse anniversary.
My wife Valerie saw her 1st Total Solar Eclipse on the 29th March 2006 in Katsina, Nigeria. 
I shall have some Jaffa Cakes. 
Does anyone here remember the eclipse ad?  
Now she's calling to go for a walk.  

Best regards from Aubrey. 

That's a great list to have. It seems like the constellations of Andromeda and Cassiopeia were real treasure troves for you Aubrey.

And judging by the skies at the moment you might be observing a few more carbon stars tonight. 

All the best, 

Darren.

And I most definitely remember those Jaffa Cake ads - 'Full Moon', 'Half Moon', 'Total Eclipse' 

Ha! Ha!
I have watched that video a dozen times on You Tube, Darren!
It's by far the greatest ad ever made - in my opinion. 

By the way, a man on Cloudy Nights has challenged me to observe UU Aurigae because he is somewhat surprised I haven't observed it yet.. 
I was on Zoom tonight (Monday) with the Irish Astronomical Society. 
So I didn't set up my scope. 
But Met Eireann seem to be promising clear skies now and again for the rest of the week. 
Therefore UU Aurigae is on the menu. 
It is sure to be carbon star number 101. 

Clear skies everybody from Aubrey.