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 95245	Lyr	6.60	901.0	152.19	K0
HIP 95520	Dra	6.60	1,177.5	260.14	B8IVwe...
HIP 95905	Sgr	6.60	156.4	4.58	F3V
HIP 95995	Dra	6.60	55.3	0.57	K1V
HIP 96449	Cyg	6.60	948.1	168.58	K5
HIP 96739 ◈	Sgr	6.60	279.0	14.60	A1mA6-F0
HIP 100128	Pav	6.60	341.2	21.84	A0V
HIP 100239	Cyg	6.60	776.6	113.14	A0III
HIP 102755	Cyg	6.60	778.4	113.66	K5
HIP 104483	Cyg	6.60	918.7	158.34	B4IVp
HIP 104941	Cyg	6.60	219.9	9.07	G0
HIP 105214	Pav	6.60	103.5	2.01	G5V
HIP 107886	Aqr	6.60	406.7	31.02	K0
HIP 111206	PsA	6.60	433.7	35.29	K0III
8 Lac	Lac	6.60	—	19,952,623	B2V
HIP 113105	Peg	6.60	472.7	41.92	K0
HIP 113331	Psc	6.60	279.7	14.68	A0
HIP 113621	Peg	6.60	441.9	36.64	B9p...
HIP 115691	Cas	6.60	—	19,952,623	F0II
HIP 117978	Aqr	6.60	469.3	41.30	K1III
HYG 118625	Hya	6.60	101.9	1.95	—
HIP 3	And	6.61	1,443.2	386.90	B9
HIP 398	Cas	6.61	2,740.8	1,395.73	B3V
HIP 3490	Hyi	6.61	517.7	49.80	K0III
HIP 4360	Phe	6.61	726.4	98.08	K1IIICN...
HIP 4794	Scl	6.61	247.8	11.42	K0IIICNIV
HIP 5193 ◈	Scl	6.61	494.2	45.37	A1V
HIP 5939 ◈	And	6.61	1,221.6	277.20	B9IIIsp...
HIP 9452	Ari	6.61	200.2	7.45	F0
HIP 11733	Per	6.61	629.6	73.65	K2III
HIP 13464	Per	6.61	511.2	48.57	F5
HIP 13536	Hor	6.61	192.3	6.87	F2V
HIP 13851	Per	6.61	374.5	26.06	K0
HIP 15173	Eri	6.61	486.1	43.89	K0
HIP 15291	Eri	6.61	748.1	104.04	K3III
HIP 16411	Tau	6.61	317.9	18.78	A2V
HIP 17155	Tau	6.61	994.4	183.82	G5
HIP 17930	Per	6.61	248.0	11.43	F0
HIP 19504	Tau	6.61	144.2	3.87	F6V
HIP 19666	Eri	6.61	793.6	117.06	M0III
HIP 21585	Dor	6.61	559.4	58.18	G8III
HIP 22774	Ori	6.61	657.6	80.39	A1Vn
HIP 27634	Cam	6.61	3,197.6	1,900.20	F8
HIP 27920	Ori	6.61	596.3	66.07	K0
HIP 28417	Tau	6.61	472.7	41.53	K1III
HIP 28523	Cam	6.61	463.9	39.99	A3
HIP 29635	Men	6.61	953.7	169.04	B8V
HIP 29731	Ori	6.61	2,313.2	994.49	K2III
HIP 30067	Ori	6.61	89.8	1.50	F8V
HIP 30079	Col	6.61	825.7	126.71	K2/K3III
HIP 30104	Pup	6.61	82.0	1.25	G4V
HIP 30426 ◈	CMa	6.61	1,342.2	334.81	B8III
HIP 30760	Pic	6.61	273.6	13.92	A0V
HIP 31231	Cam	6.61	832.0	128.71	K0
HIP 31396	Gem	6.61	813.4	122.91	G5
HIP 31552	Lyn	6.61	115.1	2.46	F5
HIP 32252	Cam	6.61	862.8	138.42	K2
HIP 32296	Cam	6.61	232.8	10.07	A5V
HIP 33880	Cam	6.61	1,148.4	245.02	K5
HIP 34331	CMa	6.61	2,363.4	1,038.48	B3III

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.