Tauri (Aldebaran), orange-red giant star of magnitude 0.87.

It has a faint companion of

magnitude 13.5 to 28 arcsec. Tauri (Elnathan), blue-white giant of magnitude 1.68. Tauri (Hyadum I), orange giant member of the Hyades cluster of magnitude 3.65. Tauri, actually three stars, all members of the Hyades. 1 Tauri (Hyadum II) is a star similar to Hyadum I. Tauri (Ain), yellow-orange giant member of the Hyades with magnitude 3.53 and it has been discovered an extrasolar planet. Tauri, 2.97-magnitude binary star located in southern horn of the bull. Tauri (Alcyone), the brightest star in the Pleiades cluster and the third of the constellation at magnitude 2.85, is a young blue-white star. Tauri, Bayer designation shared by two different stars, 1 2 Tauri and Tauri, orange and white, respectively, are 5.6 minutes of arc apart and form part of the Hyades. Tauri, visual double star whose components, white, separated 5.6 minutes of arc. Tauri, triple star system and eclipsing variable. Tauri, white star of magnitude main sequence 3.90. Tauri, magnitude quadruple star system 3.73. Tauri, and Tauri, yellow giants of magnitude 3.62 and 4.69 respectively. n Tauri (109 Tauri), yellow giant of magnitude 4.96. Merope (23 Tauri), the Pleiades star illuminates the reflection nebula NGC 1435. 10 Tauri, yellow star located 45 light years with a possible circumstellar disk around it. 30 Tauri, a young binary star of magnitude 5.06 with an estimated age less than 28 million years. 79 Tauri, Hyades star surrounded by a circumstellar dust disk. 90 Tauri (c Tauri), white star of magnitude 4.27 as part of the Hyades. 111 Tauri, a yellow dwarf star 48 light-years Solar System. T Tauri, prototype of a variable star class of stars in the process of training and who have not yet entered the main sequence. And Tauri star carbon semiregular variable whose brightness varies from magnitude 6.5 to 9.2 over a period of 241.5 days. RV Tauri, prototype of variable stars intermediate between the Cepheid variables and Mira. RZ Tauri, contact eclipsing binary in which mass transfer occurs between the two stars. UX Tauri, triple system consisting of three T Tauri stars, the brightest around has discovered a protoplanetary disk. AA Tauri, T Tauri star that has a protoplanetary disk in which organic molecules have been detected. CD Tauri, 6.77-magnitude eclipsing binary. CE Tauri (119 Tauri), red supergiant, one of the largest stars known. DG Tauri, T Tauri star where two jets have been observed X-ray EQ Tauri, contact binary of magnitude 11.20. IK Tauri (NML Tauri), one of the stars of the asymptotic giant branch most studied, it is a Mira variable whose brightness varies from magnitude 10.8 to 16.5. HD 37124, yellow star with three known planets. Gliese 176 (HD 285 968), red dwarf star with a planet extrasolar Super-Earth type. CoKu Tauri / 4, T Tauri young star 1 million years old. Gliese 169, 37.5 years distant dwarf orange light. HL Tau 76 (V411 Tauri), white dwarf pulsating ZZ Ceti type variable.