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 105391	Ind	7.46	166.9	2.37	G0V
HIP 38765	Vol	7.94	167.0	1.52	F8V
HIP 60081	Vir	8.01	167.0	1.43	G5
HIP 62744	Cen	9.44	167.0	0.38	K0V
HIP 86302	Her	7.50	167.0	2.28	G0
HIP 91371	Dra	9.00	167.0	0.57	G5
HIP 1406	And	10.83	167.1	0.11	—
HIP 11448	For	7.59	167.1	2.10	F7V
HIP 13456	Cep	8.17	167.1	1.23	G5
HIP 43129	Cnc	6.60	167.1	5.24	G2IV
HIP 51074	Cha	8.58	167.1	0.85	G6V
HIP 53660	Vel	11.40	167.1	0.06	—
HIP 60642	Hya	10.07	167.1	0.21	—
HIP 69913	Boo	10.36	167.1	0.16	—
HIP 80266	Oph	8.14	167.1	1.27	G0
HIP 96976	Aql	8.70	167.1	0.76	F8
HIP 101549	Mic	10.14	167.1	0.20	—
HIP 102815	Vul	7.67	167.1	1.96	G0V
HIP 109144	Aqr	7.24	167.1	2.91	F8
HIP 413	Scl	7.73	167.2	1.85	G0V
HIP 3999	Scl	7.14	167.2	3.19	G1V
HIP 5018	Phe	11.56	167.2	0.05	M0
HIP 8078	Psc	8.51	167.2	0.90	K0
97 Tau ◈	Tau	5.08	167.2	21.26	A7IV-V
16Zet Hya	Hya	3.11	167.2	130.50	G8III-IV
HIP 77990	Nor	5.78	167.2	11.16	Amvar
HIP 28604	Pic	8.72	167.3	0.74	G3/G5V
HIP 34409	CMa	8.12	167.3	1.29	G2V
HIP 47527	LMi	6.91	167.3	3.94	G5
HIP 54083	Car	7.72	167.3	1.87	F8V
15Gam Com	Com	4.35	167.3	41.69	K2IIICN+...
HIP 71737	Boo	7.98	167.3	1.47	G2IV
HIP 92592	Tel	8.52	167.3	0.90	G3V
HIP 103250	Aqr	7.81	167.3	1.72	G0
HIP 103359	Cyg	5.83	167.3	10.67	F0III
HIP 112522	Aqr	11.93	167.3	0.04	K7V:
HIP 12350	Cet	6.98	167.3	3.70	G0
HIP 18623	Tau	12.26	167.3	0.03	K5
HIP 52248	Ant	10.82	167.3	0.11	—
HIP 65641	CVn	8.42	167.3	0.98	G5
HIP 87836	Sgr	5.76	167.3	11.39	A7III/IV
HIP 112268	Peg	10.31	167.3	0.17	K6
HIP 114477	Gru	9.25	167.3	0.46	K1V
HIP 20528	Tau	10.97	167.4	0.09	K8
HIP 23127	Cae	9.72	167.4	0.30	K3V
HIP 23686	Col	9.71	167.4	0.30	K2/K3V
HIP 44208	Cnc	11.15	167.4	0.08	—
HIP 60321	Cru	11.45	167.4	0.06	—
HIP 81716 ◈	Oph	9.42	167.4	0.39	K2
HIP 81947	Dra	8.06	167.4	1.37	G0
HIP 83083	Her	6.89	167.4	4.03	F8V
69Tau Oph	Oph	4.77	167.4	28.37	F5V+...
HIP 99376	Cyg	7.41	167.4	2.49	G5
HIP 105510	Vul	9.24	167.4	0.46	K2
HIP 117121	Aqr	11.60	167.4	0.05	K5V
HIP 16851	For	6.93	167.5	3.88	F3V
HIP 16983	Tau	8.93	167.5	0.62	A5
HIP 46179	Vel	10.18	167.5	0.19	K2
HIP 82896	Dra	8.70	167.5	0.76	G0
HIP 104721	Ind	7.41	167.5	2.50	F5V

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.