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 45114	Hya	6.78	744.6	88.15	K0
HIP 45659	Car	6.78	1,964.8	613.20	K2Ib/II
HIP 46443	Hya	6.78	791.6	99.63	K0
HIP 47777	Dra	6.78	239.3	9.10	F0
HIP 47817	Hya	6.78	1,072.9	182.98	K4III + A5:V
HIP 47909	Leo	6.78	712.1	80.61	K0
HIP 48741	Hya	6.78	1,062.4	179.31	K3III
HIP 51001	Vel	6.78	202.0	6.48	F3/F5V
HIP 52822	UMa	6.78	702.9	78.49	K0
HIP 54006	Car	6.78	811.3	104.62	B5V
HIP 55682	UMa	6.78	2,398.2	913.69	K5
HIP 56301	Cen	6.78	614.2	59.98	A3V
HIP 57004	Cen	6.78	651.0	67.36	K1III
HIP 58748 ◈	Cru	6.78	—	16,904,409	B1II
HIP 62232	Hya	6.78	439.6	30.70	A3IV/V
HIP 62953	Cru	6.78	3,197.6	1,624.80	B3Ib
HIP 63093	Vir	6.78	561.4	50.07	K0
HIP 63096 ◈	UMa	6.78	473.4	35.61	A0
HIP 64150	Vir	6.78	85.2	1.15	G5IV
HIP 64914	Cen	6.78	—	16,904,409	F5Iab
HIP 66089	CVn	6.78	482.5	36.98	F0III
HIP 68050	Vir	6.78	772.9	94.89	K2
HIP 68064 ◈	Boo	6.78	340.1	18.38	F2V
HIP 68964	Cen	6.78	1,347.8	288.67	K4/K5III+..
HIP 69487	Oct	6.78	399.7	25.40	K0/K1III
HIP 69626	Boo	6.78	473.4	35.61	F0
HIP 70346 ◈	Cir	6.78	540.0	46.34	A2p
HIP 71382	Lup	6.78	803.3	102.52	G8III
HIP 71492 ◈	Cen	6.78	1,269.1	255.86	G0/G1Ib
HIP 71585	Cen	6.78	357.6	20.32	A3V
HIP 73028	Boo	6.78	356.8	20.23	A2
HIP 73345	Lup	6.78	956.5	145.34	B5V
HIP 75349	Cir	6.78	2,718.0	1,173.82	G2II
HIP 75956	Nor	6.78	605.1	58.18	K1III
HIP 76382	Boo	6.78	72.8	0.84	K2V
HIP 78387	Her	6.78	434.9	30.06	K0
HIP 78722	CrB	6.78	443.7	31.30	A0
HIP 82841	Dra	6.78	721.6	82.72	A0
HIP 82879	Ara	6.78	679.5	73.38	A0IIIp: (Si)
HIP 83290	Oph	6.78	526.1	43.97	K0
HIP 84427	Her	6.78	668.4	70.99	K2
HIP 86325	Her	6.78	440.2	30.79	K0
88 Her ◈	Her	6.78	950.9	143.75	Bpsh
HIP 87352	Her	6.78	471.3	35.29	A2
HIP 87794	Sco	6.78	460.0	33.64	A9/F0IV
HIP 88132 ◈	Oph	6.78	578.3	53.16	A0
HIP 88362	Sgr	6.78	—	16,904,409	B2/B3II
HIP 89139	Her	6.78	456.2	33.05	K1III
HIP 89152	Tel	6.78	634.5	63.97	M0III
HIP 90609	Her	6.78	901.0	128.94	B9
HIP 91273	Sgr	6.78	225.1	8.05	K0IV
HIP 91343	Sgr	6.78	1,042.0	172.50	F2V
HIP 91408	Her	6.78	483.2	37.09	A0
HIP 93372	Pav	6.78	1,583.3	398.47	K4III
HIP 93404	Sge	6.78	1,964.8	613.20	B2IV-V
HIP 94052	Lyr	6.78	906.0	130.38	K3III
HIP 96662	Dra	6.78	411.8	26.94	G5
HIP 97135 ◈	Sge	6.78	2,836.1	1,278.79	M0
HIP 98209	Vul	6.78	988.4	155.17	G8III
HIP 99641	Cep	6.78	1,304.6	270.40	K5

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.