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 35946	Vol	6.49	268.7	14.98	A3V
HIP 38209	Pup	6.49	364.8	27.62	K2III
HIP 38303	CMi	6.49	497.2	51.29	G5
HIP 38349	Lyn	6.49	607.4	76.56	K2
HIP 40299	Vel	6.49	1,279.0	339.47	B3V
HIP 41426	Vel	6.49	176.3	6.45	F5V...
HIP 41905	Vel	6.49	755.0	118.36	K2III
HIP 43528	Vel	6.49	1,055.5	231.21	Ap...
HIP 43573	Pyx	6.49	767.4	122.24	K2/K3III
HIP 44148	Cnc	6.49	1,376.2	393.01	K5III
81Pi 1Cnc	Cnc	6.49	66.4	0.92	G9V
HIP 46879	UMa	6.49	638.3	84.57	K0
HIP 47779	Leo	6.49	392.0	31.89	K0
HIP 48023	Leo	6.49	556.6	64.33	K0
HIP 51047	LMi	6.49	411.3	35.12	K1III
HIP 51852	Hya	6.49	259.1	13.93	A5IV/V
83 Leo	Leo	6.49	57.9	0.70	K0IV
HIP 56388	Leo	6.49	1,226.2	312.18	K5
HIP 56716	Dra	6.49	1,009.8	211.64	K5
HIP 56816	UMa	6.49	688.1	98.27	A5IV
HIP 58450	Vir	6.49	879.1	160.40	K2
HIP 58512	UMa	6.49	390.1	31.59	A9III
HIP 59021	Hya	6.49	168.5	5.89	G0V
HIP 64375	Hya	6.49	360.8	27.01	A5V
HIP 64797	Com	6.49	36.1	0.27	K2V
HIP 65682	Hya	6.49	1,399.8	406.63	K5III
HIP 65723	CVn	6.49	382.8	30.42	G8III
HIP 66522	Boo	6.49	238.9	11.85	A9Vs
HIP 66613	UMa	6.49	858.3	152.90	K2
HIP 68184	UMa	6.49	32.8	0.22	K3V
HIP 68413	Cen	6.49	193.4	7.77	F1III-IV
HIP 70452	Lib	6.49	295.2	18.08	F4III
HIP 70501	Lib	6.49	502.6	52.43	K2III
HIP 71295	Lib	6.49	488.3	49.48	A3V
HIP 71494	Lup	6.49	888.7	163.98	K2/K3III
HIP 72508	Boo	6.49	186.3	7.20	F5IV
HIP 74044	Cir	6.49	393.9	32.21	F2III
HIP 74391	Lib	6.49	523.5	56.91	K4III
HIP 75324	Lup	6.49	502.6	52.43	G8III
HIP 75736 ◈	Oct	6.49	212.2	9.35	Am
HIP 76048	Lup	6.49	420.3	36.68	B6/B7V
HIP 76198	Ser	6.49	209.7	9.13	F3III
HIP 77235	Lib	6.49	232.0	11.17	F0V
HIP 80719	Oph	6.49	166.2	5.73	F2V
HIP 82723	Ara	6.49	1,538.5	491.13	K1II
HIP 85317	Dra	6.49	393.4	32.12	A4V
HIP 90509	Oct	6.49	695.4	100.37	B8/B9V
HIP 90729	Her	6.49	112.8	2.64	G8IV
HIP 91132 ◈	Sgr	6.49	298.4	18.48	F0IV/V
HIP 91369	Sct	6.49	805.3	134.65	B8II/III
HIP 91394	Ser	6.49	156.4	5.08	F9IV
HIP 91707	Lyr	6.49	1,489.3	460.47	B5V
HIP 92296	Sct	6.49	753.2	117.81	A2
HIP 93209	CrA	6.49	498.7	51.62	B9.5V
HIP 93238	Pav	6.49	338.0	23.70	A8V
HIP 96771	Dra	6.49	507.2	53.41	A5V
HIP 97607 ◈	Aql	6.49	1,725.7	618.30	B2.5IVe
57 Aql	Aql	6.49	508.0	53.55	B8V
HIP 98038	Aql	6.49	266.9	14.79	F2V
HIP 98458	Vul	6.49	2,609.2	1,412.54	G8II

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.