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 1993 ◈	Tuc	11.26	149.4	0.06	M1
HIP 8653	Cet	8.61	149.4	0.66	G0
HIP 41322	Pup	10.24	149.4	0.15	—
HIP 95256	Pav	8.97	149.4	0.47	K2V
HIP 110629	Gru	6.64	149.4	4.04	F5V
HIP 113454	Gru	7.67	149.4	1.56	G3V
HIP 2736	Psc	8.97	149.5	0.47	K0
80 Tau	Tau	5.58	149.5	10.73	F0V...
HIP 22044	Ori	5.39	149.5	12.78	F0V
HIP 34608	Gem	6.43	149.5	4.90	G9V
HIP 37267	Gem	10.92	149.5	0.08	—
HIP 52552	Car	10.77	149.5	0.09	—
HIP 89269	CrA	7.27	149.5	2.26	G1/G2V
HIP 21099	Tau	8.59	149.5	0.67	G8V
HIP 22142	Pic	9.22	149.5	0.38	K0V
HIP 50054	Leo	9.90	149.5	0.20	K5
Itonda	Gru	7.47	149.5	1.88	G2V:
Del Dor	Dor	4.34	149.6	33.67	A7V
HIP 34426	Gem	7.70	149.6	1.52	F8
HIP 81991	Her	6.55	149.6	4.40	G5
HIP 117029	Cas	7.14	149.6	2.55	G2V
HIP 11815	Cet	11.74	149.7	0.04	K7
HIP 13674	Cet	9.93	149.7	0.20	K0
HIP 20777 ◈	Tau	11.96	149.7	0.03	M0-M3Ve(T)
HIP 75124	CrB	10.91	149.7	0.08	K7
HIP 7949	Cas	7.53	149.8	1.79	F5
HIP 58019	UMa	10.92	149.8	0.08	K2V
HIP 101268	Cyg	6.47	149.8	4.74	F2
HIP 101461	Ind	11.88	149.8	0.03	M0
HIP 114512	And	7.21	149.8	2.40	G5
HIP 1771 ◈	Psc	11.21	149.8	0.06	M1Vvar
HIP 19148	Tau	7.85	149.8	1.33	G0
91Psi1Aqr	Aqr	4.24	149.8	37.02	K0III
HIP 117374	Tuc	6.73	149.8	3.74	F5V
HIP 37735	Vol	8.79	149.9	0.56	K0IV/V
HIP 95644	Pav	9.23	149.9	0.37	G8/K0V
HIP 14232	Ari	6.38	150.0	5.17	F0V
HIP 58799	Cen	6.51	150.0	4.58	F7V
67Rho Aql	Aql	4.94	150.0	19.46	A2V
HIP 66514	CVn	7.77	150.0	1.44	G5V
HIP 68889	Vir	10.29	150.0	0.14	M0
HIP 107665	Oct	8.72	150.0	0.60	K0V
HIP 17129	Per	6.82	150.1	3.45	F5
HIP 20741 ◈	Tau	8.10	150.1	1.06	G8V
HIP 36272	Gem	8.96	150.1	0.48	G5
HIP 14739	Hyi	6.90	150.2	3.21	F6/F7V
HIP 58872	Vir	10.85	150.2	0.08	—
HIP 104759	Equ	8.18	150.2	0.99	G5
HIP 30034 ◈	Pic	9.13	150.2	0.41	K2V
HIP 61750	UMa	10.98	150.2	0.07	K8
HIP 66072	Com	9.64	150.2	0.26	—
HIP 72726	UMi	10.85	150.2	0.08	K8:
Xi 2Lup	Lup	5.59	150.2	10.73	B9V
HIP 78688	Ser	9.11	150.2	0.42	K2
HIP 88724	Oph	7.77	150.2	1.44	G5
HIP 106792	PsA	11.11	150.2	0.07	—
HIP 53737	Leo	6.53	150.3	4.52	F5V
HIP 66754	Cen	8.46	150.3	0.76	G3V
HIP 73686	Boo	9.98	150.3	0.19	K5III
HIP 78158	CrB	10.82	150.3	0.09	M0

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.