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 53681	UMa	6.91	621.2	54.40	K0
HIP 55060	UMa	6.91	312.1	13.73	A3
HIP 55387	Cen	6.91	198.5	5.56	F2V
HIP 55531	Crt	6.91	394.9	21.98	A2
HIP 56506	Cen	6.91	1,181.7	196.79	K2III
HIP 56929	Cen	6.91	605.1	51.62	K2/K3III
HIP 57362 ◈	UMa	6.91	753.2	80.02	M4IIIvar
HIP 57401	Vir	6.91	1,240.1	216.77	M2III:
HIP 58669	Hya	6.91	182.5	4.69	G0V
HIP 59035	Cen	6.91	1,230.8	213.60	K2/K3V
HIP 59646	Vir	6.91	215.0	6.52	G5
HIP 62285	Crv	6.91	702.9	69.63	K2III
HIP 62459	Com	6.91	509.6	36.61	K0
HIP 62913 ◈	Cru	6.91	540.9	41.23	B3Ib:
HIP 62944	Com	6.91	345.1	16.80	K2IIICN+...
HIP 63081	Vir	6.91	—	14,996,848	M4III:
HIP 63235	Vir	6.91	176.1	4.37	F2
HIP 64983	Vir	6.91	948.1	126.71	K2III:
HIP 65050	Cen	6.91	649.7	59.48	K2/K3III
HIP 65920	Vir	6.91	413.9	24.14	K0
HIP 66290	Com	6.91	151.0	3.22	F5V
HIP 66783	Mus	6.91	937.2	123.82	M4III
HIP 66893	UMa	6.91	869.7	106.66	K1III
HIP 66997	Cen	6.91	495.7	34.64	F2V
HIP 68508	Boo	6.91	748.1	78.92	K0
HIP 69546	Boo	6.91	1,062.4	159.07	K5III
HIP 69917	Boo	6.91	317.6	14.22	A2
HIP 70918	Lup	6.91	476.8	32.06	A0/A1V
HIP 71725	UMi	6.91	1,240.1	216.77	K0
HIP 71975	Lup	6.91	1,606.7	364.08	B9II/III
HIP 72142	Boo	6.91	626.0	55.26	G5
HIP 72192	Lup	6.91	483.9	33.02	A0V
HIP 72226	Vir	6.91	656.2	60.70	K0III
HIP 72505	Boo	6.91	409.7	23.66	B9
HIP 72725	Boo	6.91	356.1	17.88	A0
HIP 73150	Hya	6.91	402.2	22.80	A0V
HIP 73357	Cen	6.91	333.5	15.67	A3m...
HIP 73404	Boo	6.91	585.6	48.35	K0
HIP 73655	Vir	6.91	578.3	47.16	K0
HIP 74265	Boo	6.91	1,052.1	156.03	K0
HIP 75783	Dra	6.91	145.2	2.97	F6IV-V
HIP 76764	CrB	6.91	1,208.0	205.68	K5
HIP 78118	Lup	6.91	430.9	26.18	A3V
HIP 78547	Nor	6.91	125.0	2.20	F6V
HIP 80111	Her	6.91	801.4	90.53	K2
HIP 81451	Dra	6.91	803.3	90.95	K5
HIP 82373	Her	6.91	807.3	91.88	G5
HIP 82538	Sco	6.91	501.8	35.48	A0V
HIP 83545	Oph	6.91	449.3	28.44	K0III
HIP 83555	Oph	6.91	671.1	63.50	K0
HIP 84236	Dra	6.91	354.9	17.75	F0
HIP 84465	Dra	6.91	595.2	49.93	F0
HIP 85683	Her	6.91	161.1	3.66	F6IV
HIP 85781	Her	6.91	283.1	11.30	K0
HIP 86813	Oph	6.91	688.1	66.74	A3
HIP 88270	CrA	6.91	827.8	96.65	B9III
HIP 89530	Tel	6.91	413.9	24.14	K3III
HIP 89698	Tel	6.91	1,832.3	473.37	M0III
HIP 89954	Sgr	6.91	606.2	51.81	A6V
HIP 90665	Oph	6.91	185.4	4.85	F0

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.