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 45667	Vel	6.89	308.0	13.63	A1V
HIP 46524	UMa	6.89	211.7	6.43	F2
HIP 46749	LMi	6.89	771.1	85.35	K2
HIP 48248	Leo	6.89	176.5	4.47	F5
HIP 49833	Car	6.89	748.1	80.39	B8V
HIP 50519	Vel	6.89	—	15,275,661	B5III
HIP 54110	Leo	6.89	883.9	112.20	A0
HIP 54960	Crt	6.89	322.6	14.94	A3V
HIP 55048	Dra	6.89	661.6	62.86	K0
HIP 55105	Hya	6.89	748.1	80.39	K3III
HIP 57451	Mus	6.89	576.2	47.69	B8V
HIP 60455 ◈	Cru	6.89	1,647.3	389.76	F7Ib/II
HIP 61631	UMa	6.89	688.1	67.98	G9III
HIP 61927	CVn	6.89	785.9	88.72	K2IIICN...
HIP 62375	Vir	6.89	678.1	66.01	K0
HIP 62580	Cen	6.89	590.9	50.12	K2III
HIP 64302	CVn	6.89	270.0	10.47	F5
HIP 64378	Vir	6.89	699.9	70.34	K0
HIP 64749	Cen	6.89	434.9	27.16	K0III
HIP 64834 ◈	Vir	6.89	264.3	10.03	F0
HIP 65151	Hya	6.89	—	15,275,661	K5/M0III
HIP 66802	Cen	6.89	537.3	41.46	K2/K3III
HIP 68955	Boo	6.89	564.3	45.71	K0
HIP 70693	Cen	6.89	302.0	13.10	F8V
HIP 71327	Lup	6.89	1,094.5	172.03	B9V
HIP 72794	Boo	6.89	512.0	37.64	K0
HIP 73522	Cir	6.89	—	15,275,661	B2Vn
HIP 74253 ◈	Boo	6.89	1,156.6	192.13	M2.5III:
HIP 74359	Ser	6.89	367.7	19.41	A0
HIP 75718	Lib	6.89	67.1	0.65	K2V
HIP 76011 ◈	Aps	6.89	638.3	58.51	Ap SICrFe
HIP 76450	UMi	6.89	497.9	35.61	G5
HIP 76695	UMi	6.89	391.5	22.02	F2
HIP 77577	Nor	6.89	494.9	35.19	G8III
HIP 78346	TrA	6.89	—	15,275,661	M0/M1II
HIP 80035	Sco	6.89	545.4	42.70	K1III
Timir	Oph	6.89	192.5	5.32	K0III/IV
HIP 80819	Sco	6.89	564.3	45.71	B8V
HIP 81219	UMi	6.89	271.3	10.57	F8
HIP 81335	Sco	6.89	193.2	5.36	F2V
HIP 81616	Sco	6.89	615.4	54.40	K5III
HIP 83083	Her	6.89	167.4	4.03	F8V
HIP 83285	Dra	6.89	393.0	22.18	A0
HIP 83406	Ara	6.89	—	15,275,661	A0V
HIP 83802 ◈	Ara	6.89	292.8	12.31	A7III
HIP 83858	Sco	6.89	3,166.6	1,440.12	F2II
HIP 85308	Ara	6.89	—	15,275,661	B3III
HIP 85700	Sco	6.89	465.3	31.07	A0/A1V:
HIP 87319	Her	6.89	1,113.2	177.99	G0
HIP 87909	Her	6.89	749.8	80.76	K0
HIP 88454	Pav	6.89	712.1	72.85	K1/K2III
HIP 89567	Sgr	6.89	588.7	49.75	A7:
HIP 90361	Her	6.89	1,152.5	190.72	B3V
HIP 91987	Aql	6.89	876.8	110.36	B9III
HIP 92501 ◈	Aql	6.89	367.7	19.41	A2
HIP 92738	Dra	6.89	458.7	30.23	A0
HIP 92750	Tel	6.89	224.8	7.26	F5V
HIP 93381	Aql	6.89	872.1	109.24	K2
HIP 94812	Vul	6.89	509.6	37.29	A3
HIP 95099	Aql	6.89	2,203.8	697.59	K5II

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.