Table 1
Already known bright blue high proper motion objects.
TYC | α a | δ a | π b | Name | Object type | Ref. |
(J2000) | (J2000) | (mas) | ||||
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6429–796–1 | 01 43 48.55 | –24 05 10.2 | 3 ± 4 | CD–24 731 | sdO/B hot subdwarf in a close binary system | 1, 2, 3 |
8055–1270–1 | 02 16 30.58 | –51 30 43.8 | 21.22 ± 0.12 | φ Eri | Young B8V star in Tucana-Horologium | 4 |
9145–601–1 | 03 10 31.02 | –68 36 03.4 | 97.7 ± 1.8 | WD 0310–688 | DA3.1 white dwarf in a wide binary system | 5, 6, 7 |
83–1181–1 | 04 44 42.13 | +00 34 05.2 | 3.0 ± 0.6 | HD 30112 | Runaway B2.5V star | 8 |
3734–2324–1 | 05 05 30.61 | +52 49 51.9 | 18 ± 3 | WD 0501+527 | DA1 white dwarf | 9, 10, 6 |
9166–716–1 | 05 31 40.35 | –69 53 02.2 | ... | AA Dor | sdO/B hot subdwarf in an eclipsing binary system | 11, 2, 12 |
7075–2143–1 | 06 04 20.27 | –32 10 20.8 | 3.2 ± 0.3 | 72 Col AB | Runaway B2.5V star in a binary system | 13, 14, 8 |
7613–1087–1 | 06 23 12.20 | –37 41 29.0 | ... | WD 0621–376 | DA1 white dwarf | 15, 10, 6 |
7664–1961–1 | 08 10 31.60 | –40 33 10.0 | ... | CD–40 3927 | sdO hot subdwarf | 2 |
4547–1009–1 | 09 21 19.18 | +81 43 27.6 | 4 ± 2 | AG+81 266 | sdO hot subdwarf | 16, 2 |
3429–1180–1 | 09 30 46.78 | +48 16 23.8 | 6.2 ± 1.8 | BD+48 1777 | sdOp hot subdwarf | 17, 18, 2 |
3005–579–1 | 10 35 16.71 | +40 21 13.6 | ... | PB 385 | sdB hot subdwarf | 19, 2 |
1984–97–1 | 11 37 05.10 | +29 47 58.3 | 63 ± 4 | WD 1134+300 | DA2.5 white dwarf | 20, 6, 7 |
2541–4–1 | 13 23 35.26 | +36 07 59.5 | ... | NSV 19768 | sdOp hot subdwarf | 21, 22, 2 |
5545–1390–1 | 13 30 13.64 | –08 34 29.5 | 58 ± 4 | WD 1327–083 | DA3.7 white dwarf in a wide binary system | 23, 6, 7 |
2004–242–1 | 13 38 24.76 | +29 21 56.0 | 5.5 ± 1.5 | BD+30 2431 | B3Vp halo blue horizontal branch star | 24, 25, 26 |
7832–2490–1 | 14 58 31.93 | –43 08 02.3 | 8.52 ± 0.18 | β Lup | Young B2III star in Sco OB2 | 27, 28 |
7839–874–1 | 15 26 07.13 | –39 29 19.2 | ... | CD–39 9849 | sdO/B hot subdwarfc | 29, 30 |
7853–559–1 | 16 23 33.84 | –39 13 46.2 | 76 ± 3 | WD 1620–391 | DA2 white dwarf in a wide binary system | 31, 6, 7 |
3885–860–1 | 16 48 25.64 | +59 03 22.7 | 94 ± 3 | DN Dra | DAV4 white dwarf, pulsating | 32, 10, 6 |
8359–3650–1 | 18 26 58.42 | –45 58 06.5 | 11.74 ± 0.17 | α Tel | Young B3IV star in Sco OB2 | 33, 28 |
3531–1327–1 | 18 34 08.90 | +48 27 17.0 | ... | BD+48 2721 | sdB hot subdwarf | 34, 2, 35 |
2161–1038–1 | 20 34 21.88 | +25 03 49.7 | 64 ± 3 | WD 2032+248 | DA2.5 white dwarf | 23, 6, 7 |
8424–1008–1 | 21 39 10.61 | –46 05 51.5 | 3.8 ± 1.7 | HD 205805 | sdB hot subdwarf, helium-poor | 36, 2 |
2211–1613–1 | 21 59 41.97 | +26 25 57.4 | 9.1 ± 1.2 | IS Peg | sdO hot subdwarf in a binary system | 37, 2 |
8441–1261–1 | 22 14 11.91 | –49 19 27.3 | ... | WD 2211–495 | DA1 white dwarf | 15, 10, 6 |
6401–39–1 | 23 12 30.63 | –21 06 43.4 | 0.0 ± 1.4 | HD 218970 | B2–3IV/Vp star found far from the galactic plane | 18, 38, 39 |
Notes.
CD–39 9849 was classified as a blue horizontal branch star or sdO/B hot subdwarf by Drilling & Bergeron (1995). We classify it as an sdO/B hot subdwarf based on its location in the reduced proper motion-colour diagram.
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