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 66806	Mus	6.90	1,006.7	144.15	A0V+...
HIP 67069	Vir	6.90	110.1	1.73	G2V
HIP 67673	Boo	6.90	186.1	4.92	F5III
HIP 69748	UMa	6.90	523.5	39.01	K1III
HIP 70145	Boo	6.90	1,753.5	437.32	K5
HIP 70399	Boo	6.90	1,538.5	336.67	Am
HIP 70824	Cen	6.90	1,105.6	173.94	A3II
HIP 73403	Dra	6.90	591.9	49.84	K0
HIP 75039	Boo	6.90	133.7	2.54	F5
HIP 75104	CrB	6.90	142.0	2.87	F5
HIP 75764	Dra	6.90	847.2	102.14	A0
HIP 77966	Ser	6.90	691.0	67.92	K0
HIP 80528	Her	6.90	462.6	30.45	K0
HIP 80795	Oph	6.90	556.6	44.10	B9
HIP 80797	Her	6.90	437.2	27.19	F5
HIP 82280	TrA	6.90	1,132.5	182.47	K5III
HIP 82375	Her	6.90	728.0	75.44	K2
HIP 82891	Dra	6.90	474.8	32.06	A0
HIP 83973	Ara	6.90	1,393.8	276.44	O9.5Ib
HIP 84920	Her	6.90	234.1	7.80	F8
HIP 89570	Her	6.90	688.1	67.36	K2
HIP 91355	Ser	6.90	474.1	31.97	K0
HIP 94767	Pav	6.90	535.6	40.81	G8/K0III
HIP 95764	Cyg	6.90	1,545.8	340.09	G5
HIP 96453	Sgr	6.90	994.4	140.73	B4III
HIP 96806	Tel	6.90	573.2	46.73	A3/A4V
HIP 96956	Tel	6.90	712.1	72.18	K1/K2III
HIP 99668	Sgr	6.90	208.3	6.17	F5V
HIP 103819	Mic	6.90	268.0	10.22	K0IV
HIP 104716	Cep	6.90	891.1	113.03	G5
HIP 106715	Cap	6.90	813.4	94.10	K3III
HIP 107026	Cep	6.90	517.7	38.12	G8III-IV
HIP 107028	Peg	6.90	1,062.4	160.55	K0
HIP 107164	Cep	6.90	2,329.7	771.97	B0V:pe
HIP 109595	Gru	6.90	247.3	8.70	F3V
HIP 110300	Lac	6.90	665.6	63.04	K0
HIP 111862	Ind	6.90	634.5	57.28	K0III
HIP 114486	Peg	6.90	847.2	102.14	K0III
HIP 114708	Ind	6.90	175.0	4.36	G5V
HIP 115858 ◈	Scl	6.90	366.9	19.14	A3
HIP 116204	Phe	6.90	462.6	30.45	A1V
HIP 116338	Psc	6.90	257.6	9.44	F2
HIP 116418	Cas	6.90	493.4	34.64	K0
HYG 119408	Ind	6.90	77.8	0.86	A7 V
HIP 448	Psc	6.91	640.8	57.86	G5
HIP 567	Scl	6.91	1,186.0	198.24	K0III
HIP 1118	Cas	6.91	1,264.2	225.32	G8II
HIP 1429 ◈	Psc	6.91	1,772.6	443.00	M4II-III
HIP 2001	Scl	6.91	382.8	20.66	G8IV:
HIP 2036	Cep	6.91	3,197.6	1,441.45	B1V
HIP 2581	Cas	6.91	901.0	114.39	K2III
HIP 2841	Tuc	6.91	185.1	4.83	F2V
HIP 3755	Cas	6.91	599.6	50.68	G5
HIP 4772	Tuc	6.91	148.3	3.10	G1/G2V
HIP 5943	Tuc	6.91	183.7	4.76	F2IV/V
HIP 6859	Cet	6.91	351.5	17.41	F3IV/V
HIP 7013	Cas	6.91	1,181.7	196.79	K3III
HIP 7298	Hyi	6.91	239.1	8.06	A9V
HIP 9563	Cet	6.91	327.1	15.09	A3
HIP 10584	Cet	6.91	157.0	3.47	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.