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 3788	Scl	6.78	202.0	6.48	F0V
HIP 6047	And	6.78	1,065.9	180.47	K5
HIP 6137	Phe	6.78	2,380.7	900.33	K3III
HIP 6331	Cet	6.78	483.9	37.22	G0
HIP 6819	Psc	6.78	404.7	26.01	K0
HIP 7143	Psc	6.78	188.3	5.63	G5
HIP 7456	Psc	6.78	248.0	9.77	F8
HIP 11075	Ari	6.78	350.0	19.46	A2V
HIP 11573	And	6.78	568.2	51.29	A5
HIP 11623	And	6.78	506.5	40.78	K0
HIP 12193 ◈	Tri	6.78	959.3	146.29	M4IIIe-M8e
HIP 12361	Hor	6.78	192.0	5.86	F0/F2III/IV
HIP 13139	Eri	6.78	532.1	45.00	K0III
HIP 13394	Cas	6.78	99.6	1.57	G0
HIP 13512	Per	6.78	634.5	63.97	B9
HIP 13568	Hor	6.78	413.9	27.21	K0IIICN...
HIP 14786	Cet	6.78	556.6	49.25	K0
HIP 15597	Ari	6.78	540.9	46.47	K2
HIP 19690	Eri	6.78	292.5	13.60	F2IV/V
HIP 20257	Eri	6.78	309.4	15.22	A3
HIP 20953	Eri	6.78	778.4	96.29	K1III
HIP 21078	Tau	6.78	274.3	11.96	G5+...
HIP 21341	Tau	6.78	520.2	43.01	F2
HIP 21410	Cam	6.78	817.4	106.17	A0
HIP 21634	Dor	6.78	504.9	40.51	A5V
HIP 22041	Per	6.78	399.7	25.40	K0
HIP 22576	Aur	6.78	103.2	1.69	G5
HIP 23621	Ori	6.78	295.4	13.87	A3p
HIP 24252	Tau	6.78	500.2	39.77	G5III...
HIP 25616	Lep	6.78	116.6	2.16	G3V
HIP 25733 ◈	Aur	6.78	994.4	157.18	O9.5III
HIP 27123	Aur	6.78	177.4	5.00	F5
HIP 27344	Col	6.78	985.4	154.31	M5III
HIP 27892	Col	6.78	389.2	24.08	F5IV
HIP 28372	Col	6.78	840.6	112.31	K2/K3III
HIP 29365 ◈	Lep	6.78	429.2	29.27	Ap...
HIP 29579	Mon	6.78	476.1	36.04	B9
HIP 30630 ◈	Gem	6.78	48.0	0.37	K0
HIP 32398	Mon	6.78	645.9	66.31	A0
HIP 33294	CMa	6.78	—	16,904,409	B2III/IV
HIP 35754	Mon	6.78	554.7	48.89	B9
HIP 35803	Gem	6.78	134.9	2.89	F2
HIP 36080	Mon	6.78	532.9	45.12	A0IV
HIP 36232	Gem	6.78	1,199.1	228.45	K5
HIP 36961	Pup	6.78	1,109.4	195.52	K1III
HIP 37304	Pup	6.78	629.6	62.98	B4V
HIP 37975	Cam	6.78	595.2	56.29	A2...
HIP 38249	Cam	6.78	404.7	26.01	A2
HIP 38388	Pup	6.78	222.3	7.86	F3V
HIP 38795	Pup	6.78	1,032.1	169.36	B2V
HIP 40118	Cnc	6.78	71.1	0.80	G4V
HIP 40993	Hya	6.78	296.5	13.97	F2
HIP 41618	Vel	6.78	1,254.4	250.03	K3/K4III:
HIP 41726 ◈	Pyx	6.78	—	16,904,409	M3/M4Ib
HIP 41828	Vel	6.78	1,430.5	325.09	B2.5V
HIP 41843	Cnc	6.78	726.4	83.87	B9p...
HIP 42505	Car	6.78	1,072.9	182.98	B8IV
HIP 42560	Cnc	6.78	979.4	152.48	K0
HIP 42879	Vel	6.78	647.1	66.56	K3III
HIP 44790 ◈	Vel	6.78	1,647.3	431.32	B2II/III

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.