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 86288	Ara	9.52	212.6	0.58	G6/G8V
HIP 88118 ◈	Pav	12.05	212.6	0.06	Fp
HIP 96981	Vul	9.03	212.6	0.90	G5
HIP 102238 ◈	Vul	10.79	212.6	0.18	K3
HIP 104027	Mic	9.82	212.6	0.44	G8/K0V
HIP 109183	Ind	8.66	212.6	1.27	K0:V+...
HIP 115716	Peg	8.71	212.6	1.21	G5
HIP 11965	Eri	9.83	212.8	0.43	G8IV/V
HIP 24912	Col	8.47	212.8	1.52	G0V
38 Aur	Aur	6.08	212.8	13.70	K0III
HIP 39335	Cam	8.04	212.8	2.25	G0
HIP 53916	Leo	8.24	212.8	1.87	F5
57 UMa	UMa	5.30	212.8	28.11	A2V
HIP 64041	Vir	8.15	212.8	2.04	G0
HIP 75478	Lib	8.48	212.8	1.50	G2V
HIP 77049	Aps	10.08	212.8	0.34	K1/K2V:
HIP 78788	CrB	10.20	212.8	0.31	K0
HIP 85963	Oph	7.40	212.8	4.06	F8
HIP 106633	Aqr	10.00	212.8	0.37	—
HIP 112584	Cep	9.12	212.8	0.83	G0
HIP 116600	Psc	7.30	212.8	4.45	F5
HIP 179	Cet	6.90	212.9	6.45	G0V
HIP 11453	Cet	9.33	212.9	0.69	G0
HIP 12132	Cas	7.25	212.9	4.67	F2
HIP 23573	Col	10.03	212.9	0.36	K0
HIP 34311	Gem	8.27	212.9	1.83	G0
HIP 45882	Hya	8.26	212.9	1.84	F8
HIP 58333	Vir	8.00	212.9	2.34	F8
HIP 64568	CVn	11.42	212.9	0.10	—
HIP 68770	Boo	7.65	212.9	3.23	F5
HIP 84866	Oph	8.77	212.9	1.15	G5
HIP 90708	Lyr	9.18	212.9	0.79	G5
HIP 115386	Gru	9.31	212.9	0.70	G5V
HIP 30755	Gem	9.36	213.0	0.67	—
HIP 40791 ◈	Lyn	7.18	213.0	4.99	A5
HIP 41353	Car	8.74	213.0	1.19	F7V
HIP 44755	Hya	6.66	213.0	8.05	F2
HIP 105849	Cep	10.60	213.0	0.21	—
HIP 110424	Aqr	7.86	213.0	2.67	G3V
HIP 3773	Cet	9.56	213.2	0.56	G5V
HIP 14774	Eri	8.06	213.2	2.22	G0
HIP 16793	Per	8.32	213.2	1.75	G5
HIP 16824	Tau	8.62	213.2	1.33	G0
HIP 22782	Tau	7.22	213.2	4.82	F8
HIP 32264	Cam	7.66	213.2	3.21	F8
HIP 54480	UMa	9.54	213.2	0.57	G0
HIP 67818	UMa	7.43	213.2	3.97	F5
HIP 73805	Lup	9.79	213.2	0.45	G5/G6V
HIP 74289	Aps	8.66	213.2	1.28	G5V
HIP 77649	Nor	9.91	213.2	0.40	G0
HIP 78113	Ser	10.00	213.2	0.37	K0
HIP 89443	Dra	8.84	213.2	1.08	G5
HIP 95420	Sgr	9.59	213.2	0.54	G3V
HIP 96562	Sgr	8.05	213.2	2.24	F2V
HIP 104180	Cyg	10.12	213.2	0.33	G5
HIP 113842	Gru	7.66	213.2	3.21	F6V
97 Aqr	Aqr	5.19	213.2	31.25	A3V
HIP 115770	Cep	5.60	213.2	21.42	A6IV
HIP 1103	Psc	7.41	213.3	4.05	F2
HIP 10672	Cet	8.55	213.3	1.42	G0

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.