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
Ain 74Eps Tau	Tau	3.53	146.7	68.17	K0III
HIP 65971	UMa	8.07	146.7	1.04	G2V
HIP 91479	Lyr	10.83	146.7	0.08	—
HIP 105156	Mic	8.47	146.7	0.72	G5V
HIP 106907	PsA	6.28	146.7	5.42	G8IV
HIP 111742	PsA	10.13	146.7	0.16	K3IV
HIP 1334	Psc	10.01	146.7	0.17	K3
HIP 41431	Cnc	10.89	146.7	0.08	M0
HIP 98894	Vul	7.69	146.7	1.48	G2V
HIP 24463	Aur	10.33	146.8	0.13	K:
HIP 30258	Men	8.98	146.8	0.45	K0V
HIP 40527	Cam	8.40	146.8	0.77	G0
HIP 74782	Lup	6.86	146.8	3.18	F3V
HIP 1206	Tuc	8.57	146.9	0.66	G6V
HIP 20719 ◈	Tau	8.04	146.9	1.07	G1V
HIP 25397	Lep	5.78	146.9	8.61	F5V
HIP 46007	Pyx	8.29	146.9	0.85	G3V
HIP 53289	Ant	6.73	146.9	3.59	F6/F7IV
HIP 83929	Her	11.02	146.9	0.07	K7
HIP 2843	Cet	6.72	146.9	3.62	F5
HIP 8582	Per	8.96	146.9	0.46	G0
HIP 11865	Cet	9.78	146.9	0.22	K0
HIP 15376	Eri	9.22	146.9	0.36	G8/K0V
HIP 19095	Eri	5.59	146.9	10.26	F0IV/V
HIP 19796	Tau	7.11	146.9	2.53	F8V
HIP 48739	Hya	7.93	146.9	1.19	G2V
HIP 58287	UMa	6.60	146.9	4.05	F6V
HIP 75978	Ser	10.81	146.9	0.08	—
HIP 114823	Psc	11.21	146.9	0.06	K7
HIP 41967	Pyx	8.26	147.0	0.88	G5V
HIP 57819	Crt	6.34	147.0	5.15	F1III-IV
HIP 94858	Tel	6.36	147.0	5.05	F7V
91Sig1Tau	Tau	5.08	147.0	16.44	A4m
HIP 42343	Hya	7.02	147.0	2.75	F5
HIP 59519	Vir	9.96	147.0	0.18	K0
HIP 75281	Ser	7.91	147.0	1.21	G0
HIP 80065	Nor	8.62	147.0	0.63	G5V
HIP 109490	Peg	8.02	147.0	1.10	F8V
HIP 110084	PsA	8.61	147.0	0.64	G6V
HIP 111861	Peg	10.72	147.0	0.09	F8
HIP 25441	Dor	9.18	147.1	0.38	K1IV/V
HIP 43904	Lyn	7.32	147.1	2.09	G0
HIP 68162	Cen	7.54	147.1	1.71	G2V
HIP 77958	Nor	6.68	147.1	3.77	F0V
HIP 81170	Oph	9.60	147.1	0.26	G5V
HIP 92916	Lyr	12.07	147.1	0.03	—
HIP 97537	Vul	7.98	147.1	1.14	G0V
HIP 112512	Aqr	6.80	147.1	3.38	F6V
HIP 4478	Cet	9.45	147.2	0.29	K0
HIP 13714	Per	10.73	147.2	0.09	M3
HIP 19758	Hor	6.77	147.2	3.47	F8/G0V
HIP 59655	Vir	8.71	147.2	0.58	K0
HIP 65956	Vir	9.95	147.2	0.19	K5V
HIP 97940	Aql	8.78	147.2	0.55	K0
HIP 107314	Peg	9.48	147.2	0.29	K0V
HIP 21253	Ret	5.79	147.2	8.57	K1III
HIP 21762	Tau	9.47	147.2	0.29	K0
HIP 42042	Pyx	6.69	147.2	3.74	F3/F5V
33 Vir	Vir	5.65	147.2	9.75	K1III-IV
HIP 74049 ◈	Lup	7.75	147.2	1.41	G5IV+...

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.