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 43013	Pyx	6.84	710.6	75.93	K1III
HIP 43898	Lyn	6.84	253.2	9.64	F0
HIP 45436	Pyx	6.84	637.0	61.04	K2III
HIP 45714	Vel	6.84	337.3	17.11	A3Vs
HIP 46669	Hya	6.84	939.9	132.80	K0
HIP 47752	UMa	6.84	418.1	26.30	F0p
HIP 48563	UMa	6.84	1,160.7	202.49	K2
HIP 50971	Cam	6.84	479.6	34.58	K0
HIP 51486	Vel	6.84	550.9	45.62	G5III
HIP 51806	Car	6.84	1,575.6	373.25	G8/K0III+..
HIP 52636	Vel	6.84	695.4	72.71	K0III
HIP 53007	Car	6.84	1,655.6	412.29	B2V
HIP 53675	Crt	6.84	420.3	26.57	K0III
HIP 55165	Hya	6.84	130.9	2.58	F7V
HIP 55193	Leo	6.84	433.1	28.21	G8II
HIP 55944	UMa	6.84	289.9	12.64	F0
HIP 56708	UMa	6.84	534.7	42.97	B9
HIP 56908	Hya	6.84	360.4	19.53	K1III
HIP 57630	Leo	6.84	429.2	27.69	K0
HIP 59987	Cen	6.84	1,560.6	366.10	B8III
HIP 60088	Vir	6.84	628.4	59.37	K0III
HIP 61853	Crv	6.84	926.6	129.06	K2III
HIP 64199	Cen	6.84	412.9	25.63	F3/F5III
HIP 65235	Vir	6.84	805.3	97.54	K5III
HIP 67521	Boo	6.84	302.8	13.79	F0
HIP 68267	Vir	6.84	463.9	32.36	K0III
HIP 68915	Cen	6.84	—	15,995,580	M1/M2III
HIP 69092	Vir	6.84	341.5	17.54	A2
HIP 70508	Lup	6.84	564.3	47.86	G6/G8III
HIP 70816 ◈	Vir	6.84	1,264.2	240.33	K5
HIP 72627	Lup	6.84	393.4	23.27	A2V
HIP 72953	Boo	6.84	327.1	16.10	F2
HIP 73366	Boo	6.84	386.0	22.41	—
HIP 74192 ◈	TrA	6.84	591.9	52.67	B9IV
HIP 74801	TrA	6.84	729.7	80.02	B6V
HIP 75825	Boo	6.84	409.2	25.19	A0
HIP 75980	Lup	6.84	645.9	62.75	G3II/III
HIP 79529	Oph	6.84	510.4	39.16	K0
HIP 79837	CrB	6.84	93.0	1.30	G0
HIP 80379	Dra	6.84	477.5	34.29	A0
HIP 81027	Oph	6.84	278.8	11.68	A5
HIP 81113	Dra	6.84	945.4	134.40	K0
HIP 81376 ◈	Ara	6.84	698.4	73.32	M2/M3III
HIP 83876	Her	6.84	362.0	19.70	A0
HIP 84850	Her	6.84	836.3	105.20	K0
HIP 85840 ◈	Her	6.84	233.1	8.17	A7V
HIP 86179	Oph	6.84	280.0	11.78	A3
HIP 88606	Dra	6.84	557.5	46.73	K0
HIP 88614	CrA	6.84	638.3	61.26	K0III
HIP 88852	Her	6.84	330.1	16.38	F5
HIP 88945	Her	6.84	81.0	0.99	G0
HIP 89362	Her	6.84	787.8	93.33	K1III
HIP 89808	Tel	6.84	129.6	2.53	F7V
HIP 90031	Dra	6.84	452.4	30.76	A2
HIP 90274	Dra	6.84	516.9	40.18	K0
HIP 90549	Oct	6.84	618.9	57.60	K0III
HIP 91424	Sgr	6.84	344.8	17.88	F2IV
HIP 92103	Pav	6.84	214.6	6.92	F5V
HIP 92491 ◈	Sgr	6.84	—	15,995,580	G0Ib
HIP 93836	Aql	6.84	440.8	29.21	B5V

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.