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 74417	Lup	8.34	158.3	0.95	G3V
HIP 78165	Dra	9.04	158.3	0.50	G5
HIP 101236	Del	8.77	158.3	0.64	K0
HIP 102128	Oct	7.18	158.3	2.76	G5V
HIP 8181	Cet	10.97	158.4	0.08	—
HIP 46892	Oct	7.08	158.4	3.03	F3/F5IV+...
HIP 57269 ◈	Cen	8.91	158.4	0.56	K0/K1Vp
HIP 58180	Cha	8.59	158.4	0.75	G5V
HIP 76435	Lup	8.84	158.4	0.60	G5V
HIP 111553	Tuc	7.95	158.4	1.36	G1V
HIP 25670	Lep	8.27	158.5	1.01	G5V
122 Tau	Tau	5.53	158.5	12.62	F0V
HIP 29644	CMa	8.70	158.5	0.68	G8V
HIP 60953	Vir	11.36	158.5	0.06	K3
HIP 2194	Scl	9.02	158.6	0.51	G6V
HIP 43552	Cnc	10.49	158.6	0.13	K3
HIP 90415	Lyr	9.87	158.6	0.23	K1
HIP 8128	Scl	8.74	158.6	0.66	G6V
HIP 28626	Aur	6.79	158.6	3.96	F5
HIP 38374	CMi	8.58	158.6	0.76	G5
HIP 60956	Vir	8.99	158.6	0.52	G7V
HIP 66530	Hya	8.19	158.6	1.09	G3/G5V
HIP 115803	Scl	7.51	158.6	2.04	F7V
HIP 15199	Eri	7.85	158.7	1.49	G2V
HIP 77335	Ser	6.94	158.7	3.45	F5
HIP 77838	Dra	6.76	158.7	4.08	F5
HIP 95274	Cyg	8.97	158.7	0.53	K0
HIP 109468	Gru	9.57	158.7	0.31	K2V
HIP 10030	And	10.86	158.8	0.09	—
HIP 24109	Aur	5.67	158.8	11.14	F5V
HIP 50194	LMi	11.64	158.8	0.05	—
HIP 88166	Her	9.23	158.8	0.42	K0
HIP 88589	Sgr	8.47	158.8	0.84	G3/G5V
HIP 103349	Aqr	11.76	158.8	0.04	—
HIP 109012	PsA	8.58	158.8	0.76	G8V
HIP 5253	Cet	7.02	158.9	3.22	F5+...
HIP 7158	Cet	8.46	158.9	0.85	G3V
HIP 7296	Cet	9.98	158.9	0.21	—
10 Ari	Ari	5.64	158.9	11.46	F8IV
HIP 10556	And	11.15	158.9	0.07	K7
HIP 81371	Ara	9.24	158.9	0.42	K0V
HIP 1148	Cas	8.51	158.9	0.82	G8III
HIP 3195	Phe	8.78	158.9	0.64	G6V
HIP 6551	Scl	6.85	158.9	3.76	F8V
57 Gem	Gem	5.04	158.9	19.93	G8III
HIP 48592	Hya	6.87	158.9	3.69	F7V
HIP 52962	UMa	9.25	158.9	0.41	G
HIP 75059	CrB	8.58	158.9	0.76	G0
HIP 82522	Dra	10.50	158.9	0.13	K5
HIP 83217	Oct	9.41	158.9	0.36	G8/K0V
HIP 104171	Cep	5.88	158.9	9.20	F3IV
HIP 115220	Aqr	6.64	158.9	4.57	F2
HIP 3704	Scl	7.85	159.0	1.50	F7/F8V
HIP 7426	Hyi	8.83	159.0	0.61	G6V
HIP 12155	Ari	11.73	159.0	0.04	M0V:
HIP 50742	UMa	7.59	159.0	1.91	G0
HIP 53641	UMa	8.78	159.0	0.64	G5
HIP 58254	Cen	7.94	159.0	1.38	G3V
HIP 70400	Vir	5.10	159.0	18.88	A5V
HIP 71247	Boo	10.78	159.0	0.10	K:...

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.