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 19673	Cam	6.33	377.1	34.20	K0
HIP 21408	Tau	6.33	436.6	45.84	G5II-III+..
HIP 22189	Ori	6.33	323.2	25.14	A2V
HIP 22949	Tau	6.33	139.3	4.66	F0
HIP 23874	Lep	6.33	838.4	169.04	M1III
HIP 24377	Ori	6.33	1,003.6	242.33	M0V
HIP 24847	Ori	6.33	715.3	123.03	B1.5Vn
HIP 25288	Ori	6.33	1,510.0	548.53	B4IVn
HIP 25786	Ori	6.33	2,380.7	1,362.70	B2IV-V
43 Aur	Aur	6.33	395.3	37.60	K2III
HIP 30595	Mon	6.33	937.2	211.25	G9III
HIP 33040 ◈	CMa	6.33	911.1	199.71	M6III
HIP 35623	Aur	6.33	701.4	118.36	K0
HIP 36914	Vol	6.33	1,169.0	328.70	B9
HIP 37982 ◈	Pup	6.33	653.6	102.71	Ap Si
HIP 39041	Vol	6.33	424.1	43.25	A3III
HIP 41449	Pyx	6.33	601.8	87.10	G8III
HIP 42187	Cnc	6.33	253.6	15.47	F0IV
HIP 42850	Vol	6.33	931.9	208.93	K3III:
HIP 43114 ◈	Pyx	6.33	1,254.4	378.44	B3V
HIP 45603	Vel	6.33	874.4	183.82	K3III
HIP 46407	Car	6.33	185.6	8.29	F3/F5V
HIP 47070	Hya	6.33	285.9	19.66	A0V
HIP 47591 ◈	Car	6.33	521.8	65.52	A0V
HIP 50122	Ant	6.33	456.2	50.03	G8III
HIP 50939	Sex	6.33	306.8	22.64	G9V
HIP 51117	Sex	6.33	817.4	160.69	K0
HIP 52160	Car	6.33	476.8	54.70	B8V
HIP 54842	UMa	6.33	371.9	33.27	K2III
HIP 55821	UMa	6.33	185.4	8.27	F6IV
HIP 59879	UMi	6.33	128.9	4.00	F4V
HIP 60305	CVn	6.33	318.2	24.34	K2III
HIP 60699	Dra	6.33	402.2	38.90	G8III:
HIP 61637	Vir	6.33	557.5	74.75	A1V
HIP 62170	Cam	6.33	468.6	52.82	A5m
HIP 63220	Vir	6.33	795.5	152.19	K5
HIP 67246	Vir	6.33	103.3	2.57	G0V
HIP 70029	Boo	6.33	431.4	44.75	A2V
HIP 70580	Cen	6.33	320.1	24.64	K3III
5 Lib	Lib	6.33	1,449.6	505.36	K2III
HIP 74083	Boo	6.33	453.6	49.48	K0III
HIP 75000	CrB	6.33	283.6	19.36	A2m
HIP 76666	Lib	6.33	325.5	25.49	B9.5V
HIP 78486	Lup	6.33	704.4	119.34	K4III
HIP 79125	Dra	6.33	403.2	39.08	A1V
HIP 81428	UMi	6.33	437.8	46.09	G9III
HIP 81580	Oph	6.33	130.7	4.11	F3V
HIP 82539	TrA	6.33	440.2	46.60	K2III
HIP 82861	Oph	6.33	137.0	4.52	K0/K1III/IV
HIP 83342	Oph	6.33	395.3	37.60	A4V
HIP 84478 ◈	Oph	6.33	19.5	0.09	K5V
HIP 85020 ◈	Sco	6.33	—	25,585,859	B4Ia+...
HIP 86184	Dra	6.33	149.0	5.34	F9V
HIP 87428	Oph	6.33	361.6	31.45	K0
HIP 87910	Oph	6.33	374.9	33.79	A1V
HIP 89114	Sgr	6.33	331.1	26.38	A2V
HIP 92717	Dra	6.33	803.3	155.17	A1V
HIP 95211	Sgr	6.33	330.1	26.21	K1III
HIP 95369	Pav	6.33	686.6	113.45	K2III
HIP 96417	Vul	6.33	668.4	107.45	B9sp...

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.