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 18138	Per	6.73	365.2	22.20	K0
HIP 18824	Eri	6.73	168.6	4.73	G1/G2V
HIP 19878	Eri	6.73	361.2	21.72	A1V
HIP 21365	Tau	6.73	787.8	103.28	K5
HIP 21894	Eri	6.73	568.2	53.70	F0
HIP 23539	Ori	6.73	664.3	73.45	K0
HIP 26971	Ori	6.73	2,296.9	878.21	B8
HIP 28060	Col	6.73	598.5	59.59	B8/B9V
HIP 28667	Ori	6.73	1,591.0	421.11	K2
HIP 29854	CMa	6.73	606.2	61.15	G8III
HIP 30025	Ori	6.73	807.3	108.44	B8
HIP 30339	Pup	6.73	776.6	100.37	K1III
HIP 31525	Gem	6.73	256.4	10.94	F5
HIP 31731	Lyn	6.73	467.9	36.44	G8III-IV
HIP 33291	Aur	6.73	—	17,701,090	K0
HIP 33574	CMa	6.73	435.5	31.56	A0V
HIP 33853	CMa	6.73	1,331.2	294.85	K5III
HIP 34201	Pup	6.73	380.6	24.10	G8III
HIP 34351	Gem	6.73	2,001.0	666.19	M1III:
HIP 34696	CMi	6.73	635.8	67.24	G5
HIP 35467	Car	6.73	286.9	13.69	A1m...
HIP 36411	Gem	6.73	633.3	66.74	K0
HIP 37072	Gem	6.73	1,320.5	290.27	K0
HIP 37880	Pup	6.73	2,489.7	1,031.81	B3IV/V
HIP 38150	Mon	6.73	256.2	10.92	F0
HIP 38235	Pup	6.73	199.5	6.62	A9V
HIP 38779	Car	6.73	1,254.4	261.82	B8IIIe
HIP 38966	Car	6.73	953.7	151.36	B8+...
HIP 41413	Pup	6.73	1,269.1	267.92	B9.5V
HIP 42728	Vel	6.73	371.5	22.97	A0m...
HIP 43766	Cnc	6.73	159.9	4.25	G5V
HIP 45125	Vel	6.73	494.9	40.78	B9V
HIP 45521	Hya	6.73	222.6	8.25	F5
HIP 46065	Pyx	6.73	312.1	16.20	A3V
HIP 46134	Hya	6.73	232.1	8.97	F5
HIP 47636	Leo	6.73	397.8	26.33	A5
HIP 48641	Car	6.73	586.6	57.28	B9V
HIP 50108	Car	6.73	2,145.8	766.30	B6V
HIP 50525	Ant	6.73	575.2	55.06	A1V
HIP 52059 ◈	Car	6.73	551.9	50.68	B8/B9V
HIP 52293	Car	6.73	470.0	36.75	B9Vn
HIP 53289	Ant	6.73	146.9	3.59	F6/F7IV
HIP 55391	UMa	6.73	361.6	21.76	F0
HIP 55769	Leo	6.73	278.8	12.93	A2
HIP 55816	Leo	6.73	862.8	123.94	K0
HIP 56079	Leo	6.73	285.4	13.55	F5
HIP 58003	UMa	6.73	531.2	46.95	K1III
HIP 58268	Vir	6.73	151.5	3.82	F5
HIP 58410 ◈	Cha	6.73	353.4	20.78	A7V
HIP 59459	Com	6.73	648.4	69.95	K2
HIP 60161	CVn	6.73	539.1	48.35	K1III
HIP 61133	Hya	6.73	351.5	20.55	K1III
HIP 62646	Cru	6.73	1,698.7	479.95	A5II
HIP 62996	Crv	6.73	2,038.5	691.19	M0III
HIP 63159 ◈	Hya	6.73	—	17,701,090	F3Ia
HIP 65046	Cen	6.73	182.8	5.56	F6V
HIP 65074	Vir	6.73	489.7	39.92	K0
HIP 66440	UMa	6.73	988.4	162.48	K5
HIP 67270	Vir	6.73	317.6	16.78	A2/A3m...
HIP 67389	Cen	6.73	145.0	3.50	F2V

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.