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 58603	Vir	6.32	515.3	64.45	G8III:
HIP 60197	Com	6.32	299.5	21.78	F3V + F3V
HIP 60638	Oct	6.32	731.3	129.78	K0III
32 Com	Com	6.32	1,953.0	925.55	M0III
HIP 64181	Vir	6.32	417.1	42.23	K0
HIP 64395	Cen	6.32	—	25,822,602	F0II
HIP 66236	Cen	6.32	991.4	238.56	B8III
HIP 66607 ◈	Cha	6.32	771.1	144.28	B8IV
HIP 68643	Vir	6.32	364.8	32.30	K2/K3III
HIP 69862	Boo	6.32	230.0	12.85	F5
HIP 71243	Boo	6.32	132.3	4.25	F5V
HIP 74418	Lup	6.32	423.0	43.45	K2III
HIP 75822	Dra	6.32	702.9	119.89	K5
HIP 76567	Lib	6.32	669.7	108.84	K1III
HIP 77186	Ser	6.32	633.3	97.36	K0III
HIP 78059	Lib	6.32	201.6	9.86	F6V
HIP 78955	Sco	6.32	88.4	1.90	G5V
HIP 79031	Sco	6.32	389.7	36.85	B8IV/V
HIP 79605	Sco	6.32	251.5	15.35	K1III
HIP 80421	Nor	6.32	293.8	20.95	A2/A3V
HIP 82405	Oph	6.32	198.8	9.59	F1III-IV
HIP 84496 ◈	Dra	6.32	491.9	58.72	K1.5IIIb
HIP 85975	Ara	6.32	405.7	39.96	G6/G8III
HIP 87895	Her	6.32	92.1	2.06	G2V
HIP 88671	Ser	6.32	701.4	119.45	G8IIp
HIP 88754	Her	6.32	721.6	126.36	A2V
HIP 89674	Pav	6.32	609.6	90.20	B9V
HIP 90083	Sct	6.32	334.5	27.16	B9.5V
HIP 91781 ◈	Sgr	6.32	1,012.9	249.12	M4III
HIP 93197	Dra	6.32	429.7	44.83	G8III
HIP 93770	Lyr	6.32	1,456.1	514.75	M0III
HIP 94890	Cyg	6.32	443.7	47.82	K1III
HIP 96356	Aql	6.32	382.8	35.58	K0
HIP 98333	Dra	6.32	450.5	49.25	G8III
HIP 98890	Dra	6.32	1,080.0	283.14	M3IIIa
HIP 100016	Cyg	6.32	1,918.6	893.72	K4II:
HIP 100762	Del	6.32	751.5	137.15	K5IIIvar
48 Cyg	Cyg	6.32	853.8	177.01	B8IIIn
14 Del	Del	6.32	500.2	60.76	A1Vs
HIP 103071	Cap	6.32	351.5	29.98	K0III
HIP 103949	Cyg	6.32	260.9	16.52	F0IVn
HIP 105148	Pav	6.32	515.3	64.45	B8V
HIP 106500	Gru	6.32	373.6	33.88	K1IIICN...
HIP 108420	Cep	6.32	1,132.5	311.31	K5
HIP 111965	Aqr	6.32	112.7	3.08	F6V
HIP 114714	And	6.32	403.2	39.45	A0V
HIP 115148	Peg	6.32	997.4	241.43	B8III
HIP 117219	Phe	6.32	220.1	11.76	A7V
31 Psc	Psc	6.33	400.7	38.62	A6V
HIP 1502	Phe	6.33	366.9	32.36	K2III
HIP 5772 ◈	Psc	6.33	1,331.2	426.19	M2S SB
35 Cas	Cas	6.33	254.8	15.62	A2Vnn
Tau1Hyi	Hyi	6.33	393.9	37.33	G6/G8III
HIP 8020	Cas	6.33	1,456.1	510.04	B7II
HIP 8044	And	6.33	188.4	8.54	K2IV
HIP 8369	For	6.33	512.8	63.27	K0III
HIP 8370	And	6.33	192.0	8.86	F6V
HIP 10798	For	6.33	41.3	0.41	G8V
HIP 14566	Per	6.33	741.3	132.19	B5V
HIP 16015	Eri	6.33	457.4	50.35	A1V

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.