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 79522	Ser	6.45	331.1	23.62	K0
HIP 80324	Sco	6.45	359.2	27.80	A0V+...
HIP 80682	Dra	6.45	672.5	97.36	M0
HIP 82418	Ara	6.45	526.9	59.81	A5+...
HIP 83593	Her	6.45	511.2	56.29	A3IV
HIP 88274	Oct	6.45	220.4	10.46	F4V
HIP 89683	Her	6.45	1,622.7	567.02	K5
HIP 90223	Tel	6.45	92.2	1.83	G2V
HIP 91552	Lyr	6.45	476.8	48.98	A6m
HIP 91820	Lyr	6.45	1,249.6	336.36	K5
HIP 92972	Sgr	6.45	671.1	97.01	K2III
HIP 93733	Dra	6.45	604.0	78.56	K3III
HIP 97572 ◈	Vul	6.45	1,976.7	841.78	B5V
HIP 98772	Vul	6.45	481.1	49.84	K2
HIP 99200	Pav	6.45	1,087.2	254.45	K5III
HIP 100779	Del	6.45	587.7	74.40	K0III
HIP 101558	Mic	6.45	217.7	10.20	A5m...
HIP 101900	Cyg	6.45	422.5	38.44	F2Vn
HIP 102771	Cep	6.45	2,160.0	1,004.62	B0.5V
HIP 104296	Ind	6.45	311.5	20.89	A9V
HIP 104962	Cyg	6.45	1,475.8	469.03	B4IV
HIP 105019 ◈	Aqr	6.45	1,655.6	590.47	M4III:
HIP 105390	Cyg	6.45	214.0	9.86	G8IV
HIP 105819	Aqr	6.45	242.1	12.62	A1IV
HIP 106527	Peg	6.45	206.3	9.16	F7V
HIP 107555	Cep	6.45	498.7	53.55	A0V
13 PsA	PsA	6.45	2,077.4	929.82	K5III
28 Peg	Peg	6.45	679.5	99.45	A3III
HIP 110487	Lac	6.45	446.8	42.97	K0
HIP 112168	Aqr	6.45	478.2	49.25	A5V
HIP 112324	Cep	6.45	115.6	2.88	F5
HIP 115915	Peg	6.45	443.7	42.42	G9III
HIP 117986 ◈	Peg	6.45	661.6	94.28	M3
HIP 118081	Cet	6.45	475.4	48.66	G8/K0III
HD 152249	Sco	6.45	—	22,908,677	O9Ib
HIP 253	Cet	6.46	664.3	94.19	K1III
HIP 1402	Cet	6.46	158.2	5.34	F3V
HIP 1639	Cas	6.46	712.1	108.24	G0
HIP 4382	Psc	6.46	408.2	35.55	G8II
HIP 4911	And	6.46	313.3	20.95	A9V
HIP 7283	UMi	6.46	336.2	24.12	A3V
HIP 9237	Cet	6.46	358.0	27.34	G5
HIP 10309	Cep	6.46	459.4	45.04	A3
HIP 13347	Cas	6.46	293.6	18.38	A1m
HIP 15193 ◈	Per	6.46	440.2	41.34	A0
HIP 17858	Cam	6.46	484.6	50.12	A0Vn
HIP 18275	Dor	6.46	356.1	27.06	A4V
HIP 22081	Dor	6.46	485.4	50.26	K0/K1III
HIP 22152	Cam	6.46	105.4	2.37	F7V
6 Aur	Aur	6.46	1,098.2	257.28	K4Iab:
HIP 26728 ◈	Ori	6.46	793.6	134.40	B9.5IIIp Si
HIP 29140	Mon	6.46	341.2	24.84	G5
HIP 32500	Oct	6.46	128.4	3.52	F3V
61Psi8Aur	Aur	6.46	748.1	119.45	B9.5sp...
HIP 33577	Car	6.46	307.7	20.19	F2II
HIP 34350	Car	6.46	1,221.6	318.27	B3V
HIP 34860	Gem	6.46	138.6	4.10	F8V
HIP 37705 ◈	CMi	6.46	402.2	34.51	F0III
HIP 37996	Pup	6.46	446.8	42.58	K1III
HIP 38925	Pup	6.46	489.7	51.19	K0III

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.