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 99759	Dra	6.80	422.5	27.85	A0
HIP 101432	Mic	6.80	130.1	2.64	G5V
HIP 102412	Mic	6.80	364.0	20.66	G0V
HIP 102876	Cyg	6.80	391.5	23.92	A2
HIP 103633	Cyg	6.80	1,598.8	398.84	K1III
HIP 105810	Peg	6.80	1,331.2	276.44	K2
HIP 107355	Cep	6.80	596.3	55.46	G9III
HIP 108402	Cap	6.80	704.4	77.41	B9
HIP 111049	Oct	6.80	772.9	93.15	K3III
HIP 112512	Aqr	6.80	147.1	3.38	F6V
HIP 114031	Peg	6.80	345.1	18.59	A0
HIP 114626	Gru	6.80	834.2	108.54	G8/K0III
HIP 115942	Phe	6.80	523.5	42.78	K0III
HIP 116164	Psc	6.80	250.1	9.76	F5
HYG 118551	Pyx	6.80	65.0	0.66	K0 V
HIP 1602	Psc	6.81	2,651.7	1,086.43	K0
HIP 1849	Scl	6.81	751.5	87.34	M2III
HIP 1955	Phe	6.81	113.8	2.00	G3IV
HIP 3084	Tuc	6.81	257.2	10.22	F5IV/V
HIP 3114	Oct	6.81	470.0	34.14	K5III
HIP 3637	Scl	6.81	425.8	28.03	K2III
HIP 4934	Tuc	6.81	262.0	10.61	F5V
HIP 5262	Cas	6.81	615.4	58.56	A0
HIP 10479	Per	6.81	926.6	132.68	K0
HIP 12600 ◈	Ari	6.81	421.4	27.44	K0IV
HIP 14345	Hyi	6.81	645.9	64.51	K2III
HIP 16810	Cam	6.81	748.1	86.54	B8
HIP 17118	Cam	6.81	138.7	2.97	F5
HIP 18267	Tau	6.81	66.6	0.69	G0
HIP 18337	Eri	6.81	771.1	91.88	Ap...
HIP 20727	Eri	6.81	178.6	4.93	F2V
HIP 22391	Cae	6.81	1,105.6	188.97	K1III
HIP 22563	Dor	6.81	180.7	5.05	G1V
HIP 23029	Dor	6.81	333.5	17.19	F2V
HIP 25184	Aur	6.81	1,929.9	575.97	K5
HIP 25489	Pic	6.81	862.8	115.13	K3III
HIP 26551	Ori	6.81	511.2	40.40	B0
HIP 26957	Aur	6.81	289.4	12.94	G0
HIP 26998 ◈	Tau	6.81	1,169.0	211.25	B1Vpe
HIP 27822	Dor	6.81	521.0	41.96	A2V
HIP 30132	Pup	6.81	787.8	95.94	K1III
HIP 30408	Aur	6.81	427.5	28.24	G5
HIP 30959	Pic	6.81	554.7	47.56	F0III
HIP 32288	Mon	6.81	2,609.2	1,051.96	F5Ib
HIP 32571	Gem	6.81	1,462.6	330.52	M...
HIP 33690	Car	6.81	59.8	0.55	K0IV-V
HIP 36521 ◈	Mon	6.81	2,218.7	760.68	K0Ibpvar
HIP 36663	Gem	6.81	507.2	39.77	G5
HIP 36875	Pup	6.81	639.5	63.21	A0V
HIP 37815	Mon	6.81	436.6	29.46	K5
HIP 38682	CMi	6.81	1,144.4	202.49	G5
HIP 38761	Gem	6.81	744.6	85.74	B8
HIP 38778	Gem	6.81	1,203.5	223.87	K0
HIP 39719	Cnc	6.81	931.9	134.28	G5III
HIP 40503	Lyn	6.81	1,399.8	302.83	K5
HIP 40940	Pup	6.81	778.4	93.67	K2III
HIP 41223	Car	6.81	829.9	106.46	B6III/IV
HIP 41268	Pup	6.81	945.4	138.17	B8IV
HIP 41478	Vol	6.81	363.2	20.40	A2V
HIP 41679	Cnc	6.81	508.8	40.03	A0

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.