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 93466	Dra	6.35	698.4	115.13	G8III:...
HIP 94290	Lyr	6.35	141.9	4.75	F5V
HIP 96204 ◈	Aql	6.35	660.2	102.90	M8V
HIP 100155	Cyg	6.35	—	25,118,864	K5Ib
HIP 100781	Del	6.35	1,190.4	334.50	K5
HIP 101211	Mic	6.35	682.3	109.95	A5V
HIP 101384	Cap	6.35	372.3	32.72	A0V
HIP 103103	Mic	6.35	569.2	76.49	K1III
HIP 105689	Vul	6.35	478.2	54.00	K0III
HIP 106474	Oct	6.35	709.0	118.69	B3IV
HIP 111296	Peg	6.35	597.4	84.26	K0
HIP 112694	Ind	6.35	344.0	27.95	A2V
HIP 113465	Psc	6.35	293.8	20.38	A1V
HIP 114984	Cep	6.35	599.6	84.88	A2Vs
HIP 115178	Scl	6.35	593.0	83.02	K2III
HIP 115945	Psc	6.35	911.1	196.06	K0
HIP 116505	And	6.35	235.0	13.04	F6V
HIP 63 ◈	And	6.36	613.1	87.90	B9p SiEu
HIP 5259	Cet	6.36	224.3	11.77	A3III
HIP 6025	Psc	6.36	277.6	18.03	K0
HIP 6486	Cas	6.36	191.9	8.61	F4V
HIP 9149	Hyi	6.36	553.7	71.71	G8II/III
HIP 10832	Phe	6.36	628.4	92.38	K2III
HIP 12057	And	6.36	645.9	97.63	B9MNp...
HIP 13271	Eri	6.36	287.4	19.32	A0V
HIP 14797	Eri	6.36	1,069.4	267.67	F6III
HIP 15700	For	6.36	373.2	32.57	A1V
HIP 18990	Eri	6.36	504.1	59.43	K2/K3III/IV
HIP 19721	Hor	6.36	950.9	211.64	K3III
HIP 20138	Eri	6.36	332.8	25.92	A+...
HIP 22508	Cam	6.36	675.3	106.66	A0IV
HIP 22850	Tau	6.36	209.9	10.31	F3IV
HIP 24440	Cam	6.36	432.6	43.77	A0V
HIP 25505	Ori	6.36	406.2	38.58	K0
HIP 26463	Aur	6.36	502.6	59.10	K0
HIP 28561	Gem	6.36	785.9	144.54	B8V
HIP 29178	Lep	6.36	497.9	58.02	B9Vn...
HIP 31509	Col	6.36	129.2	3.90	F6V
HIP 31603	Col	6.36	1,575.6	580.76	K0II
HIP 32067	Mon	6.36	2,787.7	1,818.03	O6
HIP 32222	Vol	6.36	446.2	46.56	G8III
HIP 33330	CMa	6.36	962.1	216.57	B3V
HIP 33532	CMa	6.36	2,787.7	1,818.03	B2V
HIP 34956	Cam	6.36	423.6	42.00	K0
47 Cam	Cam	6.36	240.7	13.55	A8m
HIP 36325	Gem	6.36	373.6	32.66	K2III
HIP 38449	Lyn	6.36	370.2	32.06	A0Vn
HIP 38667	Car	6.36	1,177.5	324.49	B8III
HIP 38959	Lyn	6.36	421.4	41.53	K0
HIP 39866 ◈	Pup	6.36	2,740.8	1,757.11	B3V
HIP 41653	Car	6.36	630.9	93.15	G0V
HIP 41939 ◈	Pyx	6.36	414.4	40.18	G8III
HIP 41941	Vel	6.36	1,896.3	841.01	B5III
54 Cnc	Cnc	6.36	125.0	3.65	G2IV
HIP 43763 ◈	Car	6.36	712.1	118.69	B5V
HIP 45214	Car	6.36	565.3	74.75	B9V
HIP 47633	UMa	6.36	454.3	48.26	A1V
HIP 48219	Ant	6.36	498.7	58.18	K0III
HIP 49445	Leo	6.36	326.2	24.89	F2Vn
HIP 50142	Hya	6.36	1,186.0	329.00	M1III

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.