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 39491	Pup	9.34	191.3	0.55	G8/K0V
HIP 55316	UMa	7.21	191.3	3.91	F2
HIP 112503	Peg	11.28	191.3	0.09	—
HIP 116498	And	10.13	191.3	0.27	K2
HIP 3911	Oct	7.94	191.4	2.00	F7V
HIP 5977	Psc	7.03	191.4	4.63	F6V
58 And	And	4.78	191.4	36.75	A5IV-V
HIP 18870	Eri	7.40	191.4	3.29	F7V
HIP 28311	Col	8.17	191.4	1.62	G3V
HIP 37894	Pup	10.16	191.4	0.26	K2
HIP 57078	Crt	7.60	191.4	2.74	F5V
HIP 64905	Vir	9.57	191.4	0.45	G8IV
HIP 86375	Sco	7.24	191.4	3.81	G5V
HIP 96754	Aql	7.54	191.4	2.89	G0
HIP 106452	PsA	8.04	191.4	1.82	G3V
HIP 108466	Cep	11.11	191.4	0.11	—
HIP 6572	Psc	8.12	191.5	1.70	F5
HIP 8564	Cet	7.57	191.5	2.82	F6V
HIP 44585	Hya	9.23	191.5	0.61	—
HIP 61061	Vir	8.49	191.5	1.21	G0
HIP 85141	Oph	7.84	191.5	2.20	G0
HIP 93097	Dra	6.56	191.5	7.14	F2V
HIP 113422	Gru	10.10	191.5	0.27	K0V
HIP 16324	Eri	10.40	191.6	0.21	K4.5
HIP 20347	Eri	6.08	191.6	11.12	F2V
HIP 20434	Per	7.71	191.6	2.48	G5
HIP 54663	UMa	9.89	191.6	0.33	K2
HIP 64443	Cen	9.76	191.6	0.37	K0
HIP 88610	Dra	7.55	191.6	2.87	K0
HIP 93375	Sgr	8.51	191.6	1.19	G2V
HIP 93521	CrA	11.19	191.6	0.10	K7
HIP 93745	Pav	8.29	191.6	1.45	F6V
HIP 113113	Tuc	8.61	191.6	1.08	G3/G5V
HIP 5136	Cet	9.58	191.7	0.44	G8V
HIP 11137	Ari	8.86	191.7	0.86	G5
HIP 11514	Eri	8.66	191.7	1.03	G3V
HIP 22360	Eri	7.84	191.7	2.20	F7V
HIP 23117	Aur	6.74	191.7	6.06	A5
HIP 35221	Mon	8.58	191.7	1.11	K0
HIP 38276	Gem	7.29	191.7	3.65	F2
HIP 41626	Lyn	11.14	191.7	0.11	K5
HIP 50524	Leo	8.86	191.7	0.86	K0
HIP 55469	Hya	7.75	191.7	2.39	F6V
HIP 55767	Leo	10.76	191.7	0.15	—
HIP 72190	Boo	7.52	191.7	2.95	G2IV
HIP 74211	Boo	8.18	191.7	1.61	F8...
HIP 75027	Lib	7.06	191.7	4.51	F5V
HIP 81795	Her	8.56	191.7	1.13	G5
HIP 85763	Sco	8.83	191.7	0.88	G8/K0V:
HIP 99774	Dra	9.15	191.7	0.66	G5
HIP 113642	And	9.71	191.7	0.39	K2
HIP 116377	Phe	9.07	191.7	0.71	G6V
HIP 118136	Tuc	9.85	191.7	0.35	K2V
HIP 2909	Cet	8.17	191.9	1.63	G8/K0V
HIP 6486	Cas	6.36	191.9	8.61	F4V
HIP 21301	Per	7.46	191.9	3.13	F5
HIP 33737	Men	10.11	191.9	0.27	K3V
HIP 36809	Pup	6.72	191.9	6.18	G2V
55 UMa	UMa	4.76	191.9	37.60	A2V
HIP 56089	Cen	7.39	191.9	3.34	F6V

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.