How many stars are located about 24 light-years away from Earth, and what are their names?

Answer 1

Vega is the best known at 25 light years away. There wont be quite as many as has been suggested above. There are 66 stars within a radius of 5 parsecs (16 light years) and we know Gliese 581 at 20.4 light years is one of the nearest 100. So I would estimate no more than 140 within 24 light years.

BD+04 123 is an orange-red dwarf star in Pisces, located about 24.3 light-years (ly) away from our Sun,

107 Piscium is an orange-red dwarf star, located about 24.4 light-years (ly) away from our Sun

Beta Hydri, a yellow-orange star that is brighter and more evolved than our Sun, is located about 24.4 light-years (ly) away from our Sun

Fomalhaut is a bluish white star, bigger, brighter, and younger than our Sun. Also known as Alpha Piscis Austrini, this bright star is located within 25.1 light-years (ly) away from our Sun

Well that is five (with Vega).

Answer 2

There are 93 (about) stars within 24 light years of earth. Most of them do not have names.

Here's a list of the 150 closest stars to Earth:

http://www.rssd.esa.int/hipparcos/table361.html

To find the distance in light-years, use the column marked "parallax in mas". LY = 3260 / parallax

Answer 3

Hard to tell since alot of red dwarves are very dim and hard to locate but are constantly being discovered (Teegarden's star for instance). Maybe about hundred "known".

Answer 4

Get a hold of the Gliese catalog and start reading. There will be many hundred.