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 40016	Vel	6.46	1,753.5	655.84	B3IV
HIP 42462	Cnc	6.46	332.5	23.59	K1III
HIP 42701	Hya	6.46	309.7	20.47	A5m
HIP 44509	Vel	6.46	1,169.0	291.61	B4V
HIP 44574	Cnc	6.46	237.5	12.04	A8V
HIP 45305	Hya	6.46	541.8	62.63	G6/G8III/IV
HIP 47119	Dra	6.46	419.8	37.60	B9V
24 LMi	LMi	6.46	108.2	2.50	G0V
HIP 52815	Car	6.46	474.1	47.95	B9.5V
HIP 55133	Cen	6.46	343.7	25.21	A0V
HIP 55332	Mus	6.46	481.8	49.52	A0V
HIP 56769 ◈	Cen	6.46	—	22,698,649	O8var
HIP 58057	Cen	6.46	165.1	5.81	F7V
17 Vir	Vir	6.46	97.6	2.03	F8V
HIP 61172	Hya	6.46	607.4	78.70	A3V
HIP 61738	Mus	6.46	569.2	69.12	B8Vn
HIP 64751	Com	6.46	330.8	23.36	G8III
HIP 66251	Cam	6.46	748.1	119.45	K5III:
HIP 66254	Cen	6.46	602.9	77.55	K2III
HIP 66594	Boo	6.46	540.9	62.40	K3III
HIP 70798	Cen	6.46	—	22,698,649	A0II/III
HIP 71251	Dra	6.46	95.6	1.95	F7V
HIP 74769	Lup	6.46	579.3	71.58	G8III
HIP 75294	Lib	6.46	967.8	199.89	K4III
HIP 76456	CrB	6.46	120.0	3.07	F5V:
HIP 77042	Nor	6.46	1,568.1	524.81	G0Ib
HIP 78731 ◈	Nor	6.46	748.1	119.45	B9II/IIIp..
HIP 80708	Oph	6.46	308.9	20.36	K5
HIP 80840	Oph	6.46	—	22,698,649	A7Ib
HIP 81891	Sco	6.46	604.0	77.84	B8V
HIP 82944	Aps	6.46	1,006.7	216.17	A5IV/V
HIP 83857	Dra	6.46	624.8	83.33	A1V
HIP 84556	Sco	6.46	—	22,698,649	B0.5Iab:
HIP 84883	Ser	6.46	155.8	5.18	F1III+...
HIP 85268	Dra	6.46	89.6	1.71	G0
HIP 87865	Sco	6.46	489.0	51.00	K3III
HIP 88675	Ara	6.46	2,695.5	1,550.24	A2III
HIP 89920	CrA	6.46	1,598.8	545.51	K2II
HIP 92301	Sgr	6.46	1,019.2	221.62	A1V + K1III
HIP 94646	Sge	6.46	840.6	150.80	M2III
HIP 97573	Vul	6.46	469.3	46.99	G8III
HIP 98146	Cyg	6.46	341.2	24.84	A1V
HIP 99270	Tel	6.46	572.2	69.89	K5III
HIP 100142 ◈	Cyg	6.46	2,588.5	1,429.55	B2V
HIP 100332	Sgr	6.46	368.5	28.97	K3III
HIP 101911	Aqr	6.46	242.7	12.57	K0
HIP 104537	Cyg	6.46	1,382.0	407.38	B6IV
HIP 105637	Cyg	6.46	918.7	180.14	K5
HIP 107409	Ind	6.46	418.7	37.39	K1III
HIP 108632	Peg	6.46	224.3	10.73	F5III
HIP 110055	Lac	6.46	746.4	118.90	K0
HIP 110314	Cep	6.46	605.1	78.13	G8III
HIP 110346 ◈	Peg	6.46	736.2	115.66	M4III
HIP 110790	Lac	6.46	1,496.1	477.75	B2V
HIP 111801	PsA	6.46	416.0	36.91	K1III
HIP 112986	Lac	6.46	860.6	158.05	B8V
HIP 113498	Cep	6.46	1,076.4	247.29	B9III
HIP 113784	Gru	6.46	411.8	36.17	K1III
HIP 115522	Aqr	6.46	204.0	8.88	F3IV/V
HIP 117133	Cas	6.46	489.0	51.00	G4III:

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.