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 76985	Ser	6.48	565.3	66.93	G5III
HIP 79441	CrB	6.48	238.9	11.96	F3V
HIP 81404	Her	6.48	533.8	59.70	K0
HIP 81800	Her	6.48	95.7	1.92	F8V
HIP 83090	Oph	6.48	169.3	6.00	F3IV/V
HIP 83499 ◈	Sco	6.48	—	22,284,351	O5f
HIP 85149	Her	6.48	572.2	68.61	F8IV
HIP 85405	Ser	6.48	444.4	41.38	K0II/III
HIP 86098	Sco	6.48	337.3	23.83	A0V
HIP 86510	Aps	6.48	456.8	43.73	G8III
HIP 87564	Pav	6.48	492.7	50.86	K0/K1III
HIP 87782	Sgr	6.48	321.3	21.64	A1V
HIP 88030 ◈	Her	6.48	425.8	37.98	B9sp...
HIP 91090	Oph	6.48	607.4	77.27	A1V
HIP 92456	Sct	6.48	1,347.8	380.54	K1II/III
HIP 92866	CrA	6.48	434.9	39.63	K1III
HIP 93666 ◈	Aql	6.48	1,181.7	292.42	C5II
HIP 95149	Sgr	6.48	61.4	0.79	G1/G2V
HIP 96095	Sgr	6.48	135.7	3.86	F6V
HIP 102276 ◈	Cyg	6.48	—	22,284,351	G8Ib
HIP 104202	Equ	6.48	235.5	11.62	K0
HIP 105046	Aqr	6.48	682.3	97.54	K0
HIP 107749	Cyg	6.48	—	22,284,351	A2Ib
HIP 110907	Peg	6.48	531.2	59.10	G8III
HIP 113283 ◈	PsA	6.48	24.8	0.13	K4Vp
HIP 115036 ◈	And	6.48	586.6	72.11	B9p...
HIP 50	Phe	6.49	193.8	7.80	G1IV
HIP 1268	Hyi	6.49	617.7	79.21	G8/K0III
HIP 3175	Cet	6.49	477.5	47.34	G8III
HIP 3903 ◈	Phe	6.49	354.1	26.04	A9/F0III
HIP 5575	Psc	6.49	432.0	38.73	G5
HIP 7593	Cas	6.49	1,822.1	689.29	A6Iab
HIP 10096	Phe	6.49	232.1	11.19	F3V
HIP 10273	Cet	6.49	519.4	55.98	G5
Chi3For	For	6.49	372.7	28.84	A1V
HIP 16177	Cam	6.49	583.5	70.66	B9V
HIP 16695	Tau	6.49	438.4	39.88	G0
HIP 16779	Eri	6.49	628.4	81.96	K0
HIP 17214	Eri	6.49	302.6	19.00	F2III
HIP 17493	Hor	6.49	449.9	42.00	G8/K0III
HIP 19222	Cam	6.49	360.4	26.96	K0
HIP 19434	Tau	6.49	203.5	8.59	F2
HIP 21517 ◈	Tau	6.49	1,359.0	383.35	F5Ib
HIP 22003	Aur	6.49	196.4	8.00	A8V
HIP 23724	Aur	6.49	344.4	24.62	A5V
14 Cam	Cam	6.49	258.6	13.88	A7Vn
HIP 24507	Men	6.49	363.6	27.44	A6V
18 Aur	Aur	6.49	223.7	10.38	A7V
HIP 24881	Aur	6.49	807.3	135.27	K0
HIP 25011	Ori	6.49	916.2	174.26	B5Vp
HIP 25180	Lep	6.49	163.0	5.52	F6V
HIP 25301	Aur	6.49	817.4	138.68	K2
HIP 25732	Ori	6.49	362.0	27.19	A2
HIP 26623	Ori	6.49	544.5	61.55	B7V
HIP 27346	Cam	6.49	475.4	46.90	G5
HIP 28634	Aur	6.49	93.3	1.81	F5
HIP 30141	CMa	6.49	544.5	61.55	K0III
HIP 32746	Aur	6.49	732.9	111.48	K5
HIP 33754	Mon	6.49	1,538.5	491.13	B1Ib
HIP 34238	Cam	6.49	1,144.4	271.89	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.