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 56497	Cen	5.50	191.9	19.02	K1III/IV
HIP 57225	Cen	7.94	191.9	2.01	F6V
3 Crv	Crv	5.45	191.9	19.92	A1V
HIP 74550	Lup	8.69	191.9	1.01	K1V
HIP 82068	Her	7.33	191.9	3.53	G0
HIP 87312	Pav	6.77	191.9	5.90	F6V
HIP 93432	Pav	8.82	191.9	0.89	G3V
HIP 100792	Del	8.33	191.9	1.40	F7V-VI
HIP 104390	Aqr	8.75	191.9	0.95	G5
HIP 8370	And	6.33	192.0	8.86	F6V
HIP 12361	Hor	6.78	192.0	5.86	F0/F2III/IV
HIP 12654	Hyi	9.44	192.0	0.51	G8/K0IV/V
HIP 27118	Ori	6.09	192.0	11.06	F0III:n
HIP 81476	Her	7.66	192.0	2.60	G0
HIP 97146	Sgr	10.90	192.0	0.13	K7
HIP 98351	Sgr	6.27	192.0	9.37	K1III
HIP 102838	Del	8.54	192.0	1.16	G5
Lam Pyx	Pyx	4.71	192.1	39.45	G8III
HIP 50016	UMa	10.16	192.1	0.26	K4.5
HIP 76384	Boo	6.70	192.1	6.31	F4IIIp
HIP 79792	Her	8.32	192.1	1.42	G5
HIP 83942	Her	7.03	192.1	4.66	F6V
HIP 102419	Cap	6.98	192.1	4.88	F2/F3IV/V
HIP 115779	Psc	8.71	192.1	0.99	G0
HIP 1022	Psc	9.85	192.2	0.35	K0
HIP 16887	Cas	9.29	192.2	0.58	K0
HIP 23421	Ori	7.97	192.2	1.96	A1IV
HIP 84642 ◈	Ara	9.51	192.2	0.48	G8/K0V
HIP 85548	Oph	8.39	192.2	1.33	G2V
HIP 98108	Sgr	8.04	192.2	1.84	G3V
HIP 99224	Cap	8.12	192.2	1.71	G5V
41 And	And	5.04	192.3	29.19	A3m
HIP 13536	Hor	6.61	192.3	6.87	F2V
HIP 24008	Pic	7.49	192.3	3.06	F5V
HIP 25963	Pic	7.37	192.3	3.41	G3/G5V
HIP 27633	Dor	7.61	192.3	2.74	F5V
HIP 36763	Pup	9.12	192.3	0.68	G5V
HIP 54102	Car	8.65	192.3	1.05	G3V
HIP 60946	UMa	7.73	192.3	2.45	G5
HIP 116710	Tuc	9.61	192.3	0.43	G5/G6V
HIP 6306	Cas	7.62	192.4	2.71	F5
HIP 32415	Gem	7.60	192.4	2.76	F8
HIP 38723 ◈	Lyn	6.23	192.4	9.76	A3p
HIP 42233	UMa	8.26	192.4	1.51	F8
HIP 64673	Cen	8.33	192.4	1.41	G2/G3V
HIP 112970	Cep	6.98	192.4	4.89	F2
HIP 114880	Tuc	7.88	192.4	2.14	F6V
HIP 7080	Cet	8.03	192.5	1.86	G5
HIP 26488	Pic	7.43	192.5	3.24	G0V...
HIP 28333	Col	8.41	192.5	1.31	F7V
HIP 39383	Mon	9.27	192.5	0.59	K0
HIP 56884	Vir	8.82	192.5	0.90	G5
HIP 70805	Boo	9.16	192.5	0.66	K0
HIP 79877	CrB	10.58	192.5	0.18	—
Timir	Oph	6.89	192.5	5.32	K0III/IV
HIP 84759	Ara	6.27	192.5	9.42	F2III
HIP 93746	Lyr	7.18	192.5	4.07	K0
HIP 94960	Aql	10.55	192.5	0.18	M0
HIP 109122	Aqr	7.12	192.5	4.31	F3/F5V
HIP 38600	Car	7.81	192.6	2.28	F7V

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.