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 32812	Car	9.94	167.6	0.24	K0
HIP 55522	Leo	10.46	167.6	0.15	K2
HIP 754	Peg	7.78	167.7	1.78	G0
HIP 13777	Hyi	9.69	167.7	0.31	K1/K2V:
HIP 16286	Eri	9.70	167.7	0.30	K0
HIP 46744	Hya	6.13	167.7	8.13	F0Vn
HIP 51714	Hya	9.43	167.7	0.39	K2V
HIP 54446	Hya	9.95	167.7	0.24	K3V
HIP 59077	Cen	9.35	167.7	0.42	G8/K0V
HIP 64626	UMa	9.72	167.7	0.30	K2V
HIP 76398	CrB	7.49	167.7	2.32	G5
HIP 86385	Oph	7.70	167.7	1.91	F8V
HIP 89430	Pav	7.59	167.7	2.12	G2V
HIP 112730	Gru	8.21	167.7	1.20	G2/G3V
HIP 11596	Eri	9.47	167.8	0.38	G8/K0V
HIP 26444	Ori	7.64	167.8	2.03	F5
HIP 30953	Pup	5.28	167.8	17.82	F2V
HIP 33392	Car	10.05	167.8	0.22	K
HIP 41274 ◈	Hya	7.35	167.8	2.65	G5
HIP 41659	Car	9.49	167.8	0.37	K0V
HIP 50997	LMi	7.90	167.8	1.60	F8V
HIP 91701	Pav	8.69	167.8	0.77	G5V
HIP 117762	And	6.52	167.8	5.69	G0
HIP 15582	For	6.92	167.9	3.94	F2V
HIP 18802	Ret	8.11	167.9	1.32	F6V
HIP 20086	Tau	10.01	167.9	0.23	K2
HIP 20752	Eri	8.06	167.9	1.38	G0
HIP 39400	Lyn	8.73	167.9	0.74	G5
HIP 42344	Pyx	9.43	167.9	0.39	K0
HIP 53923 ◈	Leo	8.96	167.9	0.60	G5
HIP 59259	Hya	8.98	167.9	0.59	K2V
HIP 68547	Boo	7.93	167.9	1.55	G0
62Eta Aqr	Aqr	4.04	167.9	55.87	B9IV-Vn
HIP 114519	Aqr	8.90	167.9	0.64	G5V
HIP 42885	Car	8.11	167.9	1.32	G2V
40 Boo	Boo	5.64	167.9	12.81	F1III-IV
HIP 85675	Oph	8.14	167.9	1.28	G5
HIP 92680 ◈	Tel	8.43	167.9	0.98	K0Vp
HIP 94396	Sge	10.16	167.9	0.20	K0
HIP 95044	Dra	9.42	167.9	0.39	K0
HIP 22350	Tau	9.06	168.0	0.55	G5
HIP 27578	Pic	8.71	168.0	0.76	G6V
HIP 31821 ◈	CMa	8.44	168.0	0.97	K1V
HIP 5276	And	7.24	168.1	2.94	F5
HIP 51579	Leo	7.82	168.1	1.72	G0
HIP 100449	Sgr	8.78	168.1	0.71	G8/K0(V)(+G)
HIP 105863	Mic	10.70	168.1	0.12	K7
HIP 759	Peg	7.07	168.2	3.44	G2III
HIP 17478	Eri	7.95	168.2	1.53	G0
HIP 82733	Oph	9.33	168.2	0.43	K0
HIP 20904	Tau	6.38	168.3	6.50	F7V
HIP 22481	Eri	9.49	168.3	0.37	K0/K1V
HIP 22524	Tau	7.29	168.3	2.81	F8
HIP 43426	Lyn	6.86	168.3	4.18	F8
HIP 57779	Leo	6.37	168.3	6.56	A5m
HIP 69643	Cir	7.59	168.3	2.13	F8/G0V
HIP 80680	Nor	7.69	168.3	1.95	G1V
HIP 86013	Oph	8.37	168.3	1.04	G0V
27 Cap	Cap	6.25	168.3	7.33	F2IV/V
HIP 8726	Ari	11.37	168.4	0.07	M0

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.