Stars

119,625 real stars from the HYG catalog: every Hipparcos star, with distances, brightnesses, spectral types and luminosities.

Source: the HYG stellar database v4.1 (CC BY-SA), built from the Hipparcos, Yale and Gliese catalogs. 464 stars carry proper names; the rest go by catalog numbers, as astronomers know them. Blank cells mean the catalog holds no measured value, never a guess. The galaxy holds 100–400 billion stars; this is the well-measured neighborhood.

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The spectral classesO B A F G K M

Every star in the catalogue below belongs to one of these families, from hottest blue to coolest red. The Sun is a G.

White dwarf

Brown dwarf

Star	Constellation	Magnitude	Distance (ly)	Luminosity (Suns)	Spectral type
HIP 34617	CMa	6.23	137.3	4.97	F3V
HIP 35737	Mon	6.23	526.1	72.98	F5
HIP 36340	Gem	6.23	732.9	141.64	B9IV
HIP 37404	Gem	6.23	1,101.9	320.33	K0
HIP 38184	Pup	6.23	1,136.4	340.72	B8/B9II
HIP 38723 ◈	Lyn	6.23	192.4	9.76	A3p
HIP 41894	Lyn	6.23	189.4	9.46	K0IV
HIP 48584	Hya	6.23	497.9	65.40	A2/A3III
HIP 49394	Vel	6.23	571.2	86.06	B8/B9III
HIP 49658	LMi	6.23	199.7	10.52	F4V
HIP 49900	Sex	6.23	492.7	64.03	A2Vn
HIP 50066	Hya	6.23	472.0	58.78	A9m...
HIP 55941	Leo	6.23	525.2	72.78	K2III:
HIP 56550	Cen	6.23	—	28,054,336	A0Ib
HIP 59008	Hya	6.23	758.5	151.77	B7V
HIP 59046	Mus	6.23	—	28,054,336	G3Ib
HIP 59439	Cen	6.23	171.5	7.76	G6III+...
HIP 60018	Com	6.23	193.7	9.89	A9.5III
HIP 60813 ◈	Vir	6.23	241.1	15.33	F2III
11 Boo	Boo	6.23	296.8	23.23	A7III
HIP 69458	Hya	6.23	530.3	74.20	K0III
HIP 69569	Boo	6.23	149.3	5.88	K3III:
HIP 75915	Lup	6.23	411.3	44.63	B9V
HIP 76063	Lup	6.23	175.0	8.08	A3III
HIP 81823	TrA	6.23	1,614.6	687.38	K3III
HIP 94974	Cyg	6.23	515.3	70.02	A1V
HIP 98563	Cyg	6.23	834.2	183.48	K0III
HIP 100295	Cyg	6.23	1,976.7	1,030.86	K5
HIP 100807	Del	6.23	1,012.9	270.64	K0
HIP 100953	Del	6.23	308.3	25.07	G9III
HIP 101134	Dra	6.23	707.5	131.95	K4III:
HIP 101921	Aqr	6.23	1,792.1	847.23	B7IIIn
HIP 103206	Ind	6.23	908.5	217.77	B5IV
HIP 103346	Cep	6.23	953.7	239.88	B2.5IV
HIP 105034	Cyg	6.23	723.2	137.91	K2
HIP 107238	Cap	6.23	354.1	33.08	A0m...
HIP 109821	Gru	6.23	71.9	1.36	G5V
HIP 111761	Aqr	6.23	389.2	39.96	G1IV-V
HIP 112761	Lac	6.23	1,347.8	479.07	G4Ib
81 Aqr	Aqr	6.23	494.9	64.62	K5III
HIP 117107	Scl	6.23	224.3	13.27	F3/F5V
HIP 117797	Aqr	6.23	287.4	21.78	A5V
HIP 274 ◈	Cas	6.24	2,489.7	1,620.32	B3Ia
HIP 716	Peg	6.24	451.7	53.31	K0III
HIP 1076	And	6.24	428.6	48.00	G0III
HIP 2086	Cet	6.24	1,575.6	648.63	M1III
HIP 5412	Cep	6.24	441.3	50.91	K0
HIP 5679	Psc	6.24	378.4	37.39	G1V...
HIP 7580	Cet	6.24	131.7	4.53	F7V
HIP 9627	Ari	6.24	888.7	206.44	K4III
5 Tri	Tri	6.24	353.0	32.57	A1m
HIP 11925	Hor	6.24	189.5	9.38	F6V
HIP 14104	Cet	6.24	390.1	39.77	K0
54 Ari	Ari	6.24	765.6	153.18	M0III
HIP 19720	Tau	6.24	431.4	48.62	B8Vn
HIP 21251	Tau	6.24	437.8	50.07	B9IVn
HIP 21998	Cae	6.24	739.6	142.96	K3/K4III
HIP 24130	Ori	6.24	152.6	6.09	G8III
HIP 25401	Ori	6.24	665.6	115.77	B9.5Vn
HIP 26106	Ori	6.24	1,012.9	268.16	B2.5V

Magnitude runs backwards: smaller numbers are brighter (the sky’s brightest star, Sirius, is −1.44). Naked-eye limit is about +6.5 under dark skies. Distances come from measured parallaxes; luminosities are computed from brightness plus distance.