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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.

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Brown dwarf
Brightest in our sky Nearest to the Sun Most luminous Stars with proper names Variable stars
StarConstellationMagnitude Distance (ly)Luminosity (Suns)Spectral type
HIP 93502 ◈ Aql 6.64 704.4 89.70 B2V
HIP 94027 Aql 6.64 872.1 137.53 B9
HIP 94168 Pav 6.64 432.6 33.82 G8/K0III
HIP 95584 Vul 6.64 805.3 117.27 A1V
HIP 96292 ◈ Cyg 6.64 616.6 68.74 A0p
HIP 96310 ◈ Cyg 6.64 1,028.9 191.43 M0
HIP 96801 Vul 6.64 1,664.1 500.73 B6IV
HIP 97438 Cyg 6.64 90.4 1.48 G0
HIP 98402 Cyg 6.64 518.5 48.62 A0
HIP 100491 Oct 6.64 353.4 22.57 A0V
HIP 100797 Del 6.64 382.8 26.50 G5
HIP 101728 Cyg 6.64 1,109.4 222.43 K2
HIP 102910 Cyg 6.64 743.0 99.82 K0
HIP 103637 Cyg 6.64 — 19,230,917 G1Ib
HIP 103705 Mic 6.64 395.8 28.31 K0III
HIP 103814 Mic 6.64 268.2 13.00 G3IV+...
HIP 104128 Del 6.64 162.0 4.75 F7IV
HIP 106955 Gru 6.64 760.3 104.52 A9IV/V
HIP 107995 Cep 6.64 275.9 13.77 A2V
HIP 109349 Peg 6.64 335.2 20.30 A0
HIP 109460 Aqr 6.64 448.6 36.37 K0
HIP 109514 Lac 6.64 726.4 95.41 B9
HIP 110629 Gru 6.64 149.4 4.04 F5V
HIP 111990 Lac 6.64 962.1 167.34 K5
HIP 112950 Psc 6.64 563.3 57.39 A0
HIP 113354 Lac 6.64 599.6 64.98 K5
HIP 113821 Gru 6.64 534.7 51.67 B9V
HIP 115220 Aqr 6.64 158.9 4.57 F2
HIP 116163 Aqr 6.64 1,387.9 348.34 K5/M0
HIP 117815 Tuc 6.64 83.5 1.26 G0V
HIP 508 And 6.65 809.3 117.27 G5
HIP 5440 Cas 6.65 258.0 11.92 F2
HIP 5444 Psc 6.65 397.8 28.34 F0
HIP 6237 Cet 6.65 158.1 4.48 F2
HIP 6858 And 6.65 1,885.3 636.80 B9
HIP 7358 Psc 6.65 387.4 26.87 K0
HIP 9188 Cas 6.65 390.1 27.26 A1IV
HIP 10232 Cet 6.65 447.4 35.84 G8III
HIP 10816 Per 6.65 — 19,054,607 B2Ia
HIP 12363 Cet 6.65 429.7 33.08 G5
HIP 13887 Per 6.65 429.7 33.08 K0
HIP 14709 Hor 6.65 836.3 125.31 A3III/IV
HIP 17519 Tau 6.65 260.7 12.18 F5
HIP 18911 Tau 6.65 653.6 76.49 K0
HIP 19202 Eri 6.65 516.9 47.86 A5m...
HIP 21369 Cam 6.65 190.0 6.46 F0
HIP 22994 Cam 6.65 874.4 136.90 K5
HIP 23287 Ori 6.65 111.4 2.22 B9Vn
HIP 24906 ◈ Tau 6.65 606.2 65.83 A0p
HIP 28150 Pic 6.65 176.9 5.60 G0IV-V
HIP 28409 Mon 6.65 — 19,054,607 K0
HIP 29292 Col 6.65 602.9 65.10 G6:III+...
HIP 29917 Mon 6.65 514.4 47.42 K0
HIP 31696 Gem 6.65 3,106.2 1,728.22 K0
HIP 32376 Mon 6.65 294.1 15.49 F0
HIP 33165 ◈ CMa 6.65 — 19,054,607 WN5 (SB1)
HIP 34413 ◈ CMa 6.65 — 19,054,607 C5II
HIP 34489 CMa 6.65 — 19,054,607 B4V
HIP 34597 CMi 6.65 1,763.0 556.67 K2
HIP 38972 CMi 6.65 755.0 102.14 A3
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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.