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 93993	Sgr	6.30	718.4	127.64	B9.5V
HIP 79444	Her	8.18	1,707.6	127.64	K2
HIP 56650	Dra	8.18	1,707.6	127.64	K5
HIP 27383	Col	6.62	832.0	127.53	K1III
HIP 76432	Boo	8.84	2,313.2	127.53	K2
HIP 52022	Ant	7.00	991.4	127.53	B9IV
HIP 93720	Lyr	6.07	645.9	127.53	M2III
HIP 112305	Lac	6.47	776.6	127.53	K5
11 UMi	UMi	5.02	398.2	127.53	K4III
HIP 6263	Cet	8.72	2,189.0	127.53	K2
HIP 86677	Oph	6.62	832.0	127.53	M2III:
HIP 9413	And	8.25	1,763.0	127.53	K0
HIP 73087	Boo	5.90	597.4	127.53	A0V
HIP 65629	Com	8.17	1,698.7	127.41	K0
HIP 68126	CVn	9.12	2,630.3	127.41	K3III
HIP 13997	Per	6.11	657.6	127.41	B8Vn
HIP 115776	Scl	8.46	1,941.4	127.41	G8/K0III
HIP 70301	Cir	9.38	2,965.1	127.41	F3V
HIP 26839	Tau	7.75	1,399.8	127.41	A0
HIP 92593 ◈	Her	6.19	682.3	127.41	B8Vnn
HIP 35053	Gem	8.81	2,280.8	127.41	B9V
HIP 30894	Cam	9.44	3,048.2	127.41	K2
HIP 60468	Hya	6.39	748.1	127.41	K5III
HIP 44096	Hya	6.74	879.1	127.41	K4III
HIP 93371	CrA	6.44	765.6	127.41	B9.5IV:
HIP 72791	Boo	8.24	1,753.5	127.29	G5
HIP 94124	Sgr	6.54	801.4	127.29	A0III/IV
HIP 88613	Ara	8.41	1,896.3	127.29	K0III
48Eps Ari	Ari	4.63	332.5	127.29	A2Vs
HIP 109008	Aqr	7.77	1,411.9	127.29	A0
HIP 55277	Leo	7.36	1,169.0	127.29	K0
HIP 85813	Oph	9.21	2,740.8	127.29	A0
HIP 24827 ◈	Lep	6.53	797.4	127.17	B8/B9IV:
HIP 103645	Cyg	6.85	924.0	127.17	M3III
HIP 45921	Cnc	8.61	2,077.4	127.17	K7
13 Tau	Tau	5.68	539.1	127.17	B9Vn
HIP 17963	Per	6.97	976.5	127.17	B1IV
HIP 34258	Gem	7.44	1,212.5	127.17	K5III
HIP 92590	Lyr	7.33	1,152.5	127.17	B5n
HIP 88193	Ser	8.68	2,145.8	127.17	B1Ib/II
HIP 31936	Car	8.89	2,363.4	127.17	K3III
HIP 31822	Mon	8.68	2,145.8	127.17	A2
HIP 78208	Her	8.61	2,077.4	127.17	K2
HIP 76016	Dra	8.45	1,929.9	127.17	K2
HIP 108245	Aqr	8.01	1,575.6	127.06	K5
HIP 42642	Vol	8.71	2,174.4	127.06	M0/M1III:
HIP 113501	And	6.31	720.0	127.06	K2
HIP 70272	Vir	8.29	1,792.1	127.06	G5
HIP 31440	Pup	9.14	2,651.7	127.06	K5/M0
33 Vul	Vul	5.30	452.4	127.06	K4III
HIP 109222	Aqr	7.81	1,436.8	127.06	K0III
HIP 53706	UMa	6.22	691.0	127.06	K0
HIP 115397	Tuc	8.71	2,174.4	127.06	K1IV
HIP 61544	Cen	6.72	869.7	127.06	G8III
HIP 65413	Cen	6.68	853.8	127.06	K2III
HIP 11900	Hor	6.79	898.5	127.06	B9V
HIP 103126	Cyg	7.60	1,304.6	127.06	A2
HIP 48939	Car	7.54	1,269.1	127.06	B8IV/V
HIP 69373	UMi	5.18	428.0	127.06	M2III
HIP 67364	Boo	7.97	1,545.8	126.94	K0

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.