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 44935	Cnc	8.72	219.2	1.28	G5
HIP 47974	Sex	7.50	219.2	3.93	F2
HIP 51218	UMa	10.08	219.2	0.37	K2
HIP 56083	UMa	6.29	219.2	11.99	A4m
HIP 60239	Cen	8.12	219.2	2.22	F6V
HIP 61123	Cru	9.26	219.2	0.78	G8/K0IV/V
HIP 61665	Cen	10.28	219.2	0.30	G5
HIP 62645	Cen	9.25	219.2	0.78	G3/G5IV/V
HIP 65232	Vir	8.71	219.2	1.29	G0
HIP 72322	Boo	8.11	219.2	2.24	G5
HIP 77528	Her	8.59	219.2	1.44	G5
HIP 79448	CrB	8.57	219.2	1.47	G0
HIP 94520	Sge	7.66	219.2	3.39	F8
HIP 115151	Ind	8.77	219.2	1.22	G0V
HIP 4029	Psc	10.33	219.3	0.29	—
HIP 7805	Hyi	7.62	219.3	3.53	F2IV/V
HIP 8018	Oct	7.22	219.3	5.10	K0/K1III+..
HIP 8060	Cet	8.43	219.3	1.67	F7V
59 Ari	Ari	5.91	219.3	17.03	G8IV
HIP 60236	Vir	8.60	219.3	1.43	F0p
HIP 62437	CVn	6.82	219.3	7.37	F0
HIP 81749	Ara	8.00	219.3	2.48	G6/G8
HIP 87882	Her	7.32	219.3	4.65	F0
HIP 88625	Sgr	8.27	219.3	1.94	F7V
HIP 115489	And	8.27	219.3	1.94	F8
HIP 3965 ◈	Cas	6.38	219.5	11.07	F2IV
HIP 18293	Eri	8.40	219.5	1.72	G5
HIP 19593	Dor	8.29	219.5	1.91	F6V
HIP 20242	Eri	7.87	219.5	2.81	G0
HIP 27720	Lep	7.68	219.5	3.34	G8V
HIP 28128	Lep	7.86	219.5	2.83	F3IV/V
HIP 28304	Cam	9.69	219.5	0.52	G0
HIP 36951	Pup	11.21	219.5	0.13	—
HIP 39650	Cnc	7.58	219.5	3.66	F5
HIP 42075	Pyx	6.41	219.5	10.76	G5V
HIP 43273	UMa	8.62	219.5	1.41	G0
HIP 59474	UMa	8.91	219.5	1.08	G0
HIP 61688	Crv	6.00	219.5	15.70	F0V
HIP 69724	Vir	8.94	219.5	1.05	G5
HIP 74310	Lib	11.14	219.5	0.14	—
HIP 78222	CrB	7.33	219.5	4.61	F2
HIP 78408	Nor	7.52	219.5	3.87	G5IV
Eta Nor	Nor	4.65	219.5	54.45	G8III
HIP 93281	Pav	8.01	219.5	2.47	G5IV/V
61Phi Aql	Aql	5.28	219.5	30.48	A1IV
HIP 102908	Cap	7.14	219.5	5.50	F5V
HIP 103269	Cyg	10.28	219.5	0.30	G5
HIP 111486	Oct	7.89	219.5	2.75	G5IV/V+...
HIP 15249	Ari	8.76	219.6	1.24	G5
HIP 22206	Eri	10.06	219.6	0.37	—
HIP 27855	Pic	8.39	219.6	1.74	G5V
HIP 30421	Mon	9.33	219.6	0.73	G5
HIP 37109	Pup	9.63	219.6	0.56	K0/K1IV
HIP 44112	UMa	8.79	219.6	1.20	G0
HIP 54687	UMa	7.35	219.6	4.53	G0
HIP 54926	Cen	8.37	219.6	1.77	G6V
HIP 56526	UMa	8.05	219.6	2.38	G5
HIP 62681	Cen	8.35	219.6	1.80	G5V
HIP 64214	Cen	8.36	219.6	1.79	G0/G1V
HIP 68065	CVn	6.31	219.6	11.81	F4IV-V

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.