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 17684	Tau	6.98	210.2	5.84	F8IV
HIP 42723	Hya	7.61	210.2	3.27	G0
HIP 47190	Ant	8.52	210.2	1.41	G3V
HIP 62872	Crv	7.61	210.2	3.27	F6V
HIP 83305	Dra	7.28	210.2	4.43	F5
HIP 106881	Oct	6.17	210.2	12.31	F4IV
HIP 109172	PsA	7.86	210.2	2.60	F6V
HIP 114313	Psc	9.26	210.2	0.72	G0
HIP 115094	Scl	10.90	210.2	0.16	K3V
HIP 117187	Phe	9.48	210.2	0.58	K1V
HIP 17461	Eri	10.06	210.3	0.34	—
HIP 18789	Per	9.24	210.3	0.73	K2
HIP 21244	Eri	11.21	210.3	0.12	—
HIP 21443	Cam	8.61	210.3	1.30	G5
HIP 36620	CMi	10.92	210.3	0.16	K5
51Sig1Cnc	Cnc	5.67	210.3	19.53	A8Vms
HIP 44279	Vel	9.01	210.3	0.90	G8IV
HIP 60168	Com	6.16	210.3	12.44	F0IV
HIP 60653	Crv	8.72	210.3	1.18	G5V
HIP 61494	CVn	7.95	210.3	2.39	G0
HIP 75249	Ser	8.45	210.3	1.51	K0
HIP 87763	Aps	8.53	210.3	1.40	F7V
HIP 97564	Pav	7.47	210.3	3.72	F7V
HIP 113952	Peg	6.77	210.3	7.09	F4II
HIP 114854	Aqr	7.28	210.3	4.43	F3V
HIP 5623	Tuc	7.17	210.4	4.91	F8/G0V
HIP 17722	Tau	9.46	210.4	0.60	G5
HIP 44191	Vel	4.45	210.4	60.15	Fp
HIP 48642	Leo	7.07	210.4	5.39	F8V
HIP 50204	Car	8.32	210.4	1.70	G0V
HIP 55924	Leo	9.23	210.4	0.74	G0
HIP 66934	Hya	9.63	210.4	0.51	K0V
HIP 69924	Boo	10.10	210.4	0.33	K1III
HIP 83751	Oct	8.67	210.4	1.23	G0V
HIP 94666	Lyr	7.75	210.4	2.88	G0
HIP 95589	Vul	7.46	210.4	3.76	F8
HIP 103605	Mic	7.35	210.4	4.16	K0V
HIP 5004	Scl	10.25	210.6	0.29	G5IV
HIP 8799	Hyi	8.76	210.6	1.14	G5V
HIP 17029	Hor	9.65	210.6	0.50	G8/K0V
HIP 27128	Lep	8.20	210.6	1.91	F5/F6V
10 Hya	Hya	6.13	210.6	12.82	A6V
HIP 50106	Car	8.99	210.6	0.92	G5V
HIP 50302	UMa	8.37	210.6	1.63	F8
HIP 52040	UMa	9.19	210.6	0.77	G0
Phi3Hya	Hya	4.91	210.6	39.45	G8III
HIP 56441	Crt	8.41	210.6	1.57	G1/G2V
HIP 68774	Boo	9.29	210.6	0.70	G0
HIP 77930	Ser	8.22	210.6	1.87	G0
HIP 81223	Her	9.10	210.6	0.83	G5
HIP 82384	Oph	8.82	210.6	1.08	G3V
HIP 96713	Sgr	8.80	210.6	1.10	G3V
HIP 104514	Vul	8.14	210.6	2.01	F8
HIP 107312	Cap	9.81	210.6	0.43	K1V:
HIP 111823	Peg	7.76	210.6	2.86	F8
HIP 112714	Peg	6.55	210.6	8.71	F0IV-V
HIP 28419	Col	8.59	210.7	1.33	G3V
HIP 43232	Cnc	8.58	210.7	1.34	F8
HIP 43558	Hya	7.64	210.7	3.19	F6/F7V
34 Leo	Leo	6.43	210.7	9.74	F7V

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.