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 13336	Per	8.66	190.5	1.02	G5V
HIP 26534	Lep	7.59	190.5	2.73	G3V
HIP 38166	Car	11.26	190.5	0.09	—
HIP 48132	UMa	7.11	190.5	4.25	F5
HIP 66730	Boo	7.65	190.5	2.59	F8
HIP 82510	Her	6.62	190.5	6.68	F6V
HIP 92625	Pav	9.13	190.5	0.66	G5V
HIP 98559	Sgr	9.24	190.5	0.60	G6V
HIP 106505	Peg	11.85	190.5	0.05	K7
HIP 109600	Peg	9.18	190.5	0.63	G5
HIP 3272	Psc	7.84	190.6	2.18	F8
HIP 33020	CMa	11.26	190.6	0.09	M0
HIP 62012	Cen	4.66	190.6	40.70	K0III
HIP 78697	Nor	8.49	190.6	1.20	G0
HIP 87533	Oph	7.64	190.6	2.62	G0IV-Vvar
HIP 102762	Cap	8.13	190.6	1.67	G3V
8 PsA	PsA	5.73	190.6	15.19	A7/A8IV
HIP 112240	Peg	7.66	190.6	2.57	F5
HIP 11572	Ari	9.23	190.7	0.61	K0
HIP 53215	Car	10.06	190.7	0.28	K0
HIP 60007	Hya	7.49	190.7	3.01	F6V
HIP 84497	Oph	8.22	190.7	1.53	G1V
HIP 94126	Dra	8.23	190.7	1.52	F8
HIP 4582	Psc	7.57	190.8	2.80	F8
Psi For	For	5.93	190.8	12.66	F5V
HIP 37390	Pup	7.32	190.8	3.52	F7V
HIP 46635	Leo	8.38	190.8	1.33	F8
HIP 61203	UMa	8.12	190.8	1.68	G0
HIP 75218	UMi	9.47	190.8	0.49	K0
HIP 76907	Lup	9.06	190.8	0.71	G6V
HIP 78700	CrB	9.42	190.8	0.51	K0
HIP 5913	Cas	7.32	191.0	3.53	F0V
HIP 10694	Hor	8.10	191.0	1.72	G2V
HIP 21286	Ret	9.14	191.0	0.66	G8V
HIP 61154	Cru	7.09	191.0	4.36	F3/F5IV/V
HIP 64080	Cha	9.86	191.0	0.34	K0V
HIP 88474	Her	6.93	191.0	5.05	F4V
HIP 110291	Lac	8.50	191.0	1.19	G0
HIP 117573	Cas	7.15	191.0	4.12	F5
HIP 117975	Scl	10.59	191.0	0.17	—
HIP 5134	Cet	8.97	191.1	0.77	G5
HIP 21245	Eri	8.09	191.1	1.74	F8
HIP 25376	Pic	7.85	191.1	2.17	F7V
HIP 25586	Tau	8.67	191.1	1.02	G5
HIP 43418	Cnc	9.36	191.1	0.54	K0
HIP 104560	Aqr	8.69	191.1	1.00	G0
HIP 108729	Ind	9.18	191.1	0.64	G6V
HIP 8887	Psc	8.07	191.2	1.77	F8
HIP 18071	Per	11.51	191.2	0.07	M0
HIP 34417	Car	6.87	191.2	5.35	A9IV
HIP 42895	Vol	6.03	191.2	11.59	A9V
HIP 43973	Hya	9.52	191.2	0.47	G0
HIP 44541	Cnc	10.60	191.2	0.17	—
HIP 65940	Vir	10.41	191.2	0.21	K2V
HIP 73135	UMi	8.31	191.2	1.42	F8
HIP 75790	Lib	6.43	191.2	8.02	G0V
HIP 87152	Her	8.18	191.2	1.60	G0
HIP 88345	Sgr	9.22	191.2	0.61	K0IV/V
HIP 7237	Phe	8.19	191.3	1.59	G0/G1V
HIP 16548	Tau	11.88	191.3	0.05	M0V:

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.