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 46704	Leo	6.64	443.7	35.61	A0
HIP 47330	Dra	6.64	696.9	87.82	K0
HIP 47604	Sex	6.64	582.4	61.32	K0
HIP 48256	LMi	6.64	1,309.9	310.17	K5
HIP 48589 ◈	Car	6.64	1,606.7	466.87	B3V + B3V
HIP 49882	Leo	6.64	180.7	5.90	sdF2
HIP 50221	Vel	6.64	456.2	37.60	K1IVCN...
HIP 50664	Vel	6.64	879.1	139.70	K5III
HIP 51029	LMi	6.64	602.9	65.71	K0
HIP 51179	Leo	6.64	405.2	29.68	G5III
HIP 51472	Oct	6.64	386.4	26.99	A1/A2IV/V
HIP 52622 ◈	Vel	6.64	1,264.2	288.93	M3/M4III
HIP 54075	Crt	6.64	507.2	46.52	A9IV
HIP 55518	Cen	6.64	497.2	44.67	G8III
HIP 58708	UMa	6.64	186.2	6.26	G8Vw...
HIP 58942	Cru	6.64	638.3	73.65	G8III
HIP 60123	Com	6.64	351.1	22.28	Am
HIP 61908	Hya	6.64	755.0	103.09	M3III
HIP 61995	CVn	6.64	192.6	6.71	K2III-IV
HIP 62179	Cru	6.64	362.8	23.79	A0IV/V
HIP 62241	Cen	6.64	410.3	30.42	K1III
HIP 63839	Cen	6.64	324.2	19.00	A0V
HIP 65309 ◈	CVn	6.64	1,028.9	191.43	M4III:
HIP 65603	Dra	6.64	233.5	9.85	F0
HIP 65760	Cen	6.64	2,965.1	1,589.28	F2Ia
HIP 66113	Vir	6.64	600.7	65.22	G5
HIP 66524	Cen	6.64	1,436.8	373.25	B5II
HIP 66610	Boo	6.64	893.6	144.41	M3III
HIP 68019 ◈	Cen	6.64	1,560.6	440.15	M1/M2III
HIP 69271	Cen	6.64	985.4	175.55	K1III
HIP 70685	Boo	6.64	252.4	11.52	F1IV
HIP 72047	Vir	6.64	148.7	4.00	F5
HIP 72499	Boo	6.64	514.4	47.86	K4II-III
HIP 73238	Lib	6.64	435.5	34.29	K1III
HIP 73440	UMi	6.64	111.2	2.23	G0
HIP 74885	Boo	6.64	1,186.0	254.21	K5
HIP 76982	Lib	6.64	166.9	5.04	G1V
HIP 78333	Lib	6.64	476.1	41.00	A0
HIP 79000	Lup	6.64	410.3	30.42	K1III
HIP 79229	Sco	6.64	357.2	23.08	A0V
HIP 81639	Sco	6.64	716.8	92.90	B5III
HIP 82316	Her	6.64	426.9	32.96	K0
HIP 82894	UMi	6.64	652.3	76.91	G5
HIP 83116	Ara	6.64	548.2	54.30	A5IIIs
HIP 84314	Oph	6.64	304.3	16.73	F2/F3V
HIP 84748	Sco	6.64	1,062.4	203.99	B9III
HIP 85138	Ara	6.64	959.3	166.42	B5V
HIP 85289	Her	6.64	440.2	35.03	F5III
HIP 85530	Oct	6.64	2,189.0	866.16	B2V
HIP 86564	Dra	6.64	913.6	150.94	K5
HIP 86679	Her	6.64	380.6	26.18	A5
HIP 86747	Ara	6.64	1,212.5	265.71	B9III
HIP 86969	Oph	6.64	1,109.4	222.43	K2
HIP 88142	Sgr	6.64	411.3	30.59	K0III
HIP 91042	Lyr	6.64	514.4	47.86	K0III
HIP 91384	Ser	6.64	300.6	16.34	F1IV-V
HIP 91674	Lyr	6.64	231.3	9.67	F0
HIP 92396	Lyr	6.64	908.5	149.28	A0Vs
HIP 92649 ◈	Sgr	6.64	570.2	58.78	B7/B8IV
HIP 92934 ◈	Her	6.64	1,016.1	186.55	B9sp...

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.