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 87448	Oph	6.55	437.2	37.53	K2
HIP 87529	Sco	6.55	782.1	120.12	B9III
HIP 87834	Her	6.55	131.3	3.39	K0
HIP 87892	Ara	6.55	680.9	91.03	K0III+...
HIP 90970	Lyr	6.55	1,221.6	292.95	B4V
HIP 92319	Her	6.55	1,387.9	378.44	B1.5IV
HIP 92620	Her	6.55	362.4	25.80	F7V...
HIP 92891	Lyr	6.55	685.2	92.21	K0
HIP 93892	Aql	6.55	1,003.6	197.88	B9III
HIP 94156	Lyr	6.55	853.8	143.22	K0
HIP 94344	CrA	6.55	791.6	123.14	F8/G0Ib/II
HIP 95908	Cyg	6.55	541.8	57.65	K0
HIP 96353	Aql	6.55	1,387.9	378.44	K0
HIP 96579	Cyg	6.55	503.3	49.75	K0
HIP 98152	Sgr	6.55	280.2	15.42	A4IV/V
HIP 98163	Pav	6.55	1,124.7	248.43	K4II
HIP 98226	Sgr	6.55	163.5	5.25	F3V
HIP 99926	Sgr	6.55	145.7	4.17	F2V
HIP 100390	Vul	6.55	1,763.0	610.38	K5
HIP 100843	Dra	6.55	565.3	62.75	K0
HIP 101040	Cap	6.55	409.2	32.90	K0III
HIP 103036	Del	6.55	511.2	51.33	G5
HIP 103191 ◈	Vul	6.55	1,045.4	214.59	B2IIIvar
HIP 103261 ◈	Aqr	6.55	272.3	14.56	A9Vn
HIP 103728	Aqr	6.55	695.4	94.97	G6/G8III
HIP 103851 ◈	Aqr	6.55	1,208.0	286.55	M3
HIP 105607	Cyg	6.55	321.0	20.25	F6II-III
HIP 107690	Ind	6.55	665.6	87.02	B9V
HIP 108258	Gru	6.55	194.1	7.40	F5V
HIP 108378	Cep	6.55	1,953.0	748.86	K5
HIP 109822	Aqr	6.55	124.2	3.03	K0/K1V
HIP 110266	Cep	6.55	743.0	108.44	B6II
HIP 110323	Peg	6.55	512.8	51.67	K0
HIP 111379	Cep	6.55	564.3	62.52	A2
HIP 112355 ◈	Oct	6.55	335.2	22.06	A7IV
HIP 112428	Lac	6.55	1,279.0	321.22	K5
HIP 112714	Peg	6.55	210.6	8.71	F0IV-V
HIP 118214 ◈	And	6.55	1,424.3	398.47	B4Vne
HIP 118298	Psc	6.55	515.3	52.14	G5
HIP 973	Cet	6.56	634.5	78.34	K0III
HIP 3371	Psc	6.56	484.6	45.71	K0
HIP 4511	Cet	6.56	579.3	65.28	G5
HIP 13360	Per	6.56	767.4	114.60	K0
HIP 13537	Hor	6.56	642.0	80.24	K2/K3III
HIP 16725	Cas	6.56	513.6	51.33	A0Vn
HIP 18169	Eri	6.56	1,964.8	750.93	B9
HIP 18440	Eri	6.56	281.7	15.43	F5
HIP 21619	Tau	6.56	204.1	8.11	F2V:
HIP 25624	Aur	6.56	483.9	45.58	K0
HIP 26257	Ori	6.56	1,177.5	269.90	B2.5IV
HIP 26314	Ori	6.56	1,274.0	315.94	B3Vvar
HIP 27314	Cam	6.56	577.3	64.86	K0
HIP 28595	Mon	6.56	648.4	81.81	K2
HIP 29839	Ori	6.56	929.2	167.96	B7III
HIP 30351 ◈	Mon	6.56	991.4	191.25	B5V
HIP 30497	Aur	6.56	574.2	64.15	K0
HIP 30874	Mon	6.56	1,370.4	365.43	A0
HIP 31526	Lyn	6.56	272.7	14.47	F2
HIP 31790	Mon	6.56	1,169.0	265.95	B8IIIn
HIP 32375	Car	6.56	2,174.4	920.45	G3Ib

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.