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 60149	Cen	7.67	200.2	2.81	F8/G0V
HIP 76035	Boo	7.70	200.2	2.73	K0
HIP 79917	Her	9.62	200.2	0.47	G5
HIP 88653	Dra	7.30	200.2	3.94	F2
HIP 90102	Dra	9.75	200.2	0.41	G5
HIP 91766	Ser	7.62	200.2	2.94	F5
HIP 96186	Oct	8.40	200.2	1.43	F7/F8V
HIP 113386	PsA	7.60	200.2	2.99	G3V
HIP 116602	Phe	4.74	200.2	41.69	A2V
HIP 4016	Cas	8.10	200.3	1.89	G0
HIP 19219	Tau	8.55	200.3	1.25	G2III
HIP 44132	Pyx	8.84	200.3	0.96	G1V
HIP 51955	UMa	8.09	200.3	1.91	G0
HIP 54063	LMi	6.97	200.3	5.36	A5
HIP 64484	CVn	6.83	200.3	6.09	F7V
HIP 66051	CVn	7.96	200.3	2.15	G0
HIP 72445	Cen	9.91	200.3	0.36	G8V
HIP 85047	Her	9.63	200.3	0.46	K2
HIP 99727	Aql	8.01	200.3	2.05	G4V
HIP 109443	Gru	7.62	200.3	2.94	F8V
HIP 24221	Dor	7.03	200.5	5.07	F5V
HIP 43170	Pyx	9.84	200.5	0.38	K5V
HIP 52461	Cha	8.65	200.5	1.14	G5V
HIP 56594	Cen	8.03	200.5	2.02	G3V
HIP 72530	Dra	8.66	200.5	1.13	K0
HIP 72682	Boo	7.84	200.5	2.41	F5
HIP 90621	Oph	7.77	200.5	2.57	G0
HIP 95446	Lyr	8.18	200.5	1.76	G0
HIP 114637	Aqr	8.38	200.5	1.46	G0
HIP 114796	And	8.26	200.5	1.63	G0
HIP 6427	Cet	6.35	200.6	9.50	F5/F6V
HIP 22933	Dor	9.05	200.6	0.79	G8IV
HIP 34710	CMa	7.13	200.6	4.63	G5
HIP 36480	Gem	9.32	200.6	0.62	G5
HIP 38022	CMi	7.08	200.6	4.85	F0
HIP 55561	Dra	7.44	200.6	3.48	F5
HIP 73095	Lup	5.38	200.6	23.21	A2III
HIP 73353	Boo	6.70	200.6	6.88	F2
HIP 105580	Mic	7.82	200.6	2.45	G1/G2V
HIP 108170	Cep	9.81	200.6	0.39	K2
HIP 3318	Phe	8.15	200.7	1.81	F7V
HIP 51907	Sex	6.58	200.7	7.70	F0V
HIP 72066	Boo	6.73	200.7	6.71	F0
HIP 88342	Ser	6.75	200.7	6.58	G0
HIP 92325	Lyr	7.71	200.7	2.72	F5
HIP 103626	Cap	9.19	200.7	0.70	G6V
HIP 1841	Psc	9.91	200.8	0.36	K0
HIP 31201	CMa	6.89	200.8	5.79	F8V
HIP 55661	Leo	8.34	200.8	1.52	K0
HIP 64461	CVn	8.07	200.8	1.95	F5
HIP 66915	Boo	8.15	200.8	1.81	G5
HIP 68507	Cen	7.57	200.8	3.10	G0/G1:+...
HIP 72236	Boo	8.67	200.8	1.12	F5
HIP 88528 ◈	Her	6.34	200.8	9.61	F0IV-V
HIP 116045	Phe	9.77	200.8	0.41	K1/K2V
HIP 10961 ◈	Per	6.86	201.0	5.96	F5
HIP 32009	Gem	9.63	201.0	0.46	—
HIP 50883	Vel	7.91	201.0	2.27	F6V
18 Com	Com	5.47	201.0	21.44	F5III
HIP 77917	Ser	7.96	201.0	2.16	F8

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.