Brightest Stars:
* ζ Herculis (ζ Her): Also known as Rutilicus, this is the brightest star in Hercules, a yellow giant.
* ε Herculis (ε Her): A white giant.
* η Herculis (η Her): A red giant.
* β Herculis (β Her): A white dwarf.
* δ Herculis (δ Her): A yellow subgiant.
Other Notable Stars:
* α Herculis (α Her): Also known as Rasalgethi, a red giant variable star.
* γ Herculis (γ Her): A white dwarf.
* π Herculis (π Her): A double star system visible through a small telescope.
* 14 Herculis (14 Her): A binary star system.
* 30 Herculis (30 Her): A red giant variable star.
* HD 147513: A star with a massive planet orbiting it.
* Gliese 667C: A red dwarf star with three confirmed planets in its habitable zone.
Globular Clusters:
* M13 (NGC 6205): One of the most prominent and spectacular globular clusters in the northern hemisphere.
* M92 (NGC 6341): Another large and bright globular cluster.
This is just a small sampling of the many stars that make up the constellation Hercules. Many more interesting stars and objects can be found within its boundaries with the help of a telescope and star charts.
