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 90337 ◈	Her	6.37	384.6	34.29	B9V
HIP 92475	Aql	6.37	1,259.3	367.79	K5III+...
HIP 93234	Sgr	6.37	1,090.8	275.93	G5/G6II
HIP 93543	Sgr	6.37	261.8	15.88	F5V
HIP 95319	Lyr	6.37	51.4	0.61	G8V
HIP 95820 ◈	Aql	6.37	898.5	187.07	F5-G1I-II
HIP 96003 ◈	Cyg	6.37	1,186.0	325.99	K2II-IIIcomp
HIP 96351	Aql	6.37	130.4	3.94	F6IV
HIP 96428	Aql	6.37	388.3	34.96	K0II-III
HIP 96688 ◈	Sge	6.37	—	24,660,393	M0Iab-Ib SB
HIP 96734	Pav	6.37	336.9	26.33	A0Vn
HIP 97029	Cyg	6.37	1,264.2	370.51	K0
HIP 98954 ◈	Aql	6.37	411.8	39.30	M2 comp
HIP 101300	Vul	6.37	283.9	18.67	Am
HIP 103929	Cyg	6.37	364.8	30.85	K0
HIP 107893	Cep	6.37	285.6	18.91	Am+...
HIP 109306	PsA	6.37	254.4	15.01	A2III/IV
HIP 111543	Lac	6.37	364.4	30.79	A3V
HIP 112368	Peg	6.37	195.7	8.87	K1III-IV
HIP 113080	Aqr	6.37	426.9	42.27	K5III
HIP 113802 ◈	And	6.37	1,062.4	261.58	B2V
HIP 115530 ◈	And	6.37	956.5	212.03	M0
HIP 115839	Aqr	6.37	409.2	38.83	G6/G8III
HD 33948	Ori	6.37	—	24,660,393	B5V
HIP 345	Scl	6.38	407.2	38.09	A1V
HIP 3132	Cep	6.38	108.5	2.70	F6V:
HIP 3965 ◈	Cas	6.38	219.5	11.07	F2IV
HIP 7651 ◈	And	6.38	523.5	62.98	B9pe...
HIP 8233	For	6.38	141.9	4.62	F2V
HIP 9983	And	6.38	410.8	38.76	G8III
5 Per	Per	6.38	—	24,434,306	B5Ia
HIP 13363	For	6.38	106.1	2.59	F6V
HIP 14232	Ari	6.38	150.0	5.17	F0V
HIP 14544 ◈	Per	6.38	267.8	16.47	A3Vnn
HIP 16449	For	6.38	234.6	12.65	A3IV/V
HIP 20467	Eri	6.38	921.3	194.98	K1III
HIP 20630	Cae	6.38	120.3	3.32	F6V
HIP 20904	Tau	6.38	168.3	6.50	F7V
HIP 23908	Lep	6.38	680.9	106.46	K1III + F/G
HIP 25810	Aur	6.38	572.2	75.23	G9III
HIP 27001	Pic	6.38	277.3	17.67	F0IIIn
HIP 27512	Pic	6.38	—	24,434,306	K1III
HIP 28642	Aur	6.38	348.8	27.95	K0
19 Gem	Gem	6.38	440.2	44.50	A8V
HIP 35253	Gem	6.38	251.9	14.57	G7IV
HIP 36123	CMi	6.38	259.9	15.52	A2IV
HIP 36346	Vol	6.38	723.2	120.12	K5III
HIP 36553	CMi	6.38	743.0	126.82	K0
HIP 37128	Pup	6.38	568.2	74.13	K4III
HIP 38037	Pup	6.38	1,411.9	457.93	K5II/III
HIP 38306	CMi	6.38	531.2	64.80	K2III
HIP 40291	Pup	6.38	392.5	35.38	K2III
HIP 41893	Hya	6.38	272.9	17.11	A7IV/V
HIP 41926	Pyx	6.38	39.8	0.36	K0V
HIP 43354 ◈	Vel	6.38	248.0	14.13	A2/A3II/III
HIP 43520	Vel	6.38	1,681.2	649.23	B3V
HIP 45249	Pyx	6.38	934.5	200.63	K5III
HIP 50075	Ant	6.38	74.5	1.28	G0V
HIP 50552	Sex	6.38	299.0	20.53	K0
HIP 52660	Leo	6.38	324.9	24.23	K1III:

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.