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 113783	Peg	6.56	373.2	27.09	F2IV
HIP 113787	Peg	6.56	1,279.0	318.27	F0III
HIP 117182	Peg	6.56	519.4	52.48	K0
HIP 117681	Cep	6.56	127.0	3.14	F5V
HIP 118057	Cas	6.56	—	20,701,413	K0
HIP 1670	Psc	6.57	1,012.9	197.88	A0V
HIP 1892	Cas	6.57	177.9	6.10	F2
HIP 2440	Cas	6.57	448.6	38.80	G5
HIP 4592	Cet	6.57	334.5	21.58	K0
HIP 6690	Cet	6.57	517.7	51.67	G5
HIP 6759 ◈	Scl	6.57	867.4	145.08	C
HIP 6835	Cet	6.57	618.9	73.86	K0III
HIP 8052	Cas	6.57	485.4	45.42	K1III
HIP 9493	Tri	6.57	393.0	29.79	K1III
HIP 10031	Cas	6.57	88.6	1.51	F8
HIP 10422	Hyi	6.57	564.3	61.38	K2III+...
HIP 10805 ◈	Per	6.57	—	20,511,622	B3Ia
HIP 11035 ◈	Ari	6.57	614.2	72.78	G2IV
HIP 13274	Hyi	6.57	457.4	40.36	K0III
HIP 15135	Cas	6.57	942.6	171.40	K0
HIP 17735	Per	6.57	1,062.4	217.57	B2.5V
HIP 18939	Eri	6.57	1,560.6	469.46	M2III
HIP 19298	Per	6.57	425.8	34.96	B8
HIP 19960	Tau	6.57	450.5	39.12	K1III
HIP 24189	Col	6.57	1,336.7	344.51	M1III
HIP 24948	Cam	6.57	489.7	46.26	G5
HIP 26233 ◈	Ori	6.57	1,240.1	296.48	B1.5V
HIP 26466	Col	6.57	1,120.8	242.33	K1/K2III
HIP 26836	Tau	6.57	791.6	120.89	B8p
HIP 27192	Aur	6.57	197.4	7.52	A3e...
HIP 27929	Ori	6.57	1,254.4	303.39	B1.5V
HIP 28978	Ori	6.57	1,190.4	273.15	K0
HIP 29236	Ori	6.57	511.2	50.40	K0
HIP 30153	Cam	6.57	760.3	111.48	G5
HIP 30414	CMa	6.57	639.5	78.85	A9/F0IV
HIP 30722	Gem	6.57	—	20,511,622	O9:pe
HIP 30880	Gem	6.57	150.8	4.39	F5
HIP 30977	Mon	6.57	2,528.3	1,232.54	A0III
HIP 32146	Mon	6.57	215.4	8.95	F5
HIP 33205	Gem	6.57	654.9	82.72	G8III
HIP 34107	Mon	6.57	762.0	112.00	A0V
HIP 34937 ◈	CMa	6.57	1,399.8	377.75	B2III/IV
HIP 35567	Car	6.57	231.6	10.35	A1V
HIP 36565	Mon	6.57	421.4	34.23	G5
HIP 38748	Pup	6.57	306.8	18.15	G8IV
HIP 41475 ◈	Pup	6.57	582.4	65.40	A1V
HIP 41928	Vel	6.57	—	20,511,622	B9Iab:
HIP 43557	Cnc	6.57	78.3	1.18	G0
HIP 45874	Cnc	6.57	693.9	92.90	A1V
HIP 46081	Pyx	6.57	300.3	17.39	A1/A2IV
HIP 46609	Hya	6.57	726.4	101.77	K3III
HIP 46646	Ant	6.57	691.0	92.04	K2III
HIP 50340	Hya	6.57	321.0	19.88	F5IV
HIP 50641	Ant	6.57	204.0	8.02	F7V
HIP 51538	Sex	6.57	436.6	36.75	K0
HIP 52401	Sex	6.57	232.8	10.45	F5
HIP 54179 ◈	Car	6.57	—	20,511,622	B1Iab
HIP 55302	UMa	6.57	465.9	41.88	K0
HIP 56519	Cen	6.57	177.8	6.10	F2IV
HIP 56553	Leo	6.57	348.8	23.46	A4Vn

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.