Astronomers had found 15
subdwarfs in the Solar neighborhood by 1998 (Fuchs and Jahreiß, 1998).
Not exact matches
We analyze the kinematics of ultracool dwarfs
in our catalog and find evidence that bluer but otherwise generic late - M and L field dwarfs (i.e., not
subdwarfs) tend to have higher tangential velocities compared to typical field objects.
Known as
subdwarfs, these stars are also fusing hydrogen
in their core and so they mark the lower edge of the main sequence's fuzziness resulting from chemical composition.
The central star of M27 is quite bright at mag 13.5, and an extremely hot blueish
subdwarf dwarf at about 85,000 K (so the spectral type is given as O7
in the Sky Catalog 2000).