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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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White dwarf
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 61449 Crv 6.70 596.3 60.81 G5
HIP 65551 Cen 6.70 403.2 27.80 A0V
HIP 66289 Cen 6.70 433.7 32.18 G8III
HIP 66422 Dra 6.70 450.5 34.71 G5
HIP 66782 Cen 6.70 403.7 27.87 K0III
HIP 68475 Cen 6.70 502.6 43.21 A4/A5V
HIP 68708 Boo 6.70 416.5 29.68 K0
HIP 70483 Cen 6.70 360.0 22.16 A1V
HIP 73353 Boo 6.70 200.6 6.88 F2
HIP 73565 Lib 6.70 908.5 141.25 G5
HIP 74080 Boo 6.70 379.7 24.66 K0
HIP 75842 Cir 6.70 280.9 13.50 A8V
HIP 75884 Nor 6.70 988.4 167.03 B7IV
HIP 76170 TrA 6.70 465.3 37.02 A2V
HIP 76365 Ser 6.70 257.0 11.30 F0
HIP 76384 Boo 6.70 192.1 6.31 F4IIIp
HIP 77249 Ser 6.70 758.5 98.45 A3
HIP 77403 Nor 6.70 — 18,197,009 A7II
HIP 79740 Sco 6.70 1,028.9 181.13 B9III/IV
HIP 79889 Her 6.70 442.5 33.51 G8III
HIP 80017 TrA 6.70 412.9 29.16 B9/B9.5V
HIP 80543 Her 6.70 259.7 11.53 G0III
HIP 82876 Sco 6.70 — 18,197,009 O7
HIP 83480 Oph 6.70 299.0 15.29 A2
HIP 84269 Oph 6.70 347.3 20.64 A3V
HIP 87211 Dra 6.70 159.9 4.37 F2
HIP 87381 Sco 6.70 1,510.0 390.12 B9.5IV/V
HIP 87430 Oph 6.70 1,449.6 359.42 K5
HIP 88152 Ara 6.70 440.8 33.24 A0V
HIP 89382 Pav 6.70 1,583.3 428.94 B7/B8II/III
HIP 91306 Lyr 6.70 478.9 39.23 K4III
HIP 92901 Aql 6.70 582.4 58.02 K0III...
HIP 93042 Lyr 6.70 758.5 98.45 K1III
HIP 93233 Oct 6.70 691.0 81.66 K2III
HIP 93557 Aql 6.70 1,315.1 295.94 K2
HIP 94030 Vul 6.70 — 18,197,009 K2
HIP 94076 Lyr 6.70 170.7 4.98 G1V
HIP 94436 Aql 6.70 1,568.1 420.73 G5Ib
HIP 95574 Sgr 6.70 379.3 24.62 A0V
HIP 96009 Cyg 6.70 652.3 72.78 A2
HIP 96143 Cyg 6.70 404.7 28.00 F5V
HIP 96264 Dra 6.70 211.0 7.61 F5V
HIP 96416 Aql 6.70 500.2 42.82 A3V
HIP 96938 Sgr 6.70 582.4 58.02 A3/A4IV
HIP 97398 Aql 6.70 399.7 27.34 K0
HIP 97612 Dra 6.70 182.5 5.70 F5
HIP 98474 Aql 6.70 1,076.4 198.24 G9III
HIP 98643 Aql 6.70 430.9 31.77 A0
HIP 98666 Dra 6.70 893.6 136.65 K0
HIP 100559 Del 6.70 532.1 48.44 K2
HIP 102195 ◈ Cyg 6.70 2,912.1 1,450.77 B2IV-Ve
HIP 102540 Pav 6.70 480.3 39.48 K0/K1III
HIP 103262 Aqr 6.70 366.5 22.97 F2
HIP 103687 Mic 6.70 201.7 6.96 K1IV
HIP 103792 Cep 6.70 1,016.1 176.52 B8
HIP 104313 Ind 6.70 419.2 30.06 A0V
HIP 105254 Peg 6.70 169.0 4.88 F2
HIP 105856 Aqr 6.70 223.5 8.55 K0III
HIP 105998 Cep 6.70 593.0 60.15 K0III
HIP 107984 Cep 6.70 1,953.0 652.23 B1III
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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.