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 63778	Hya	8.56	231.2	1.65	G2V
HIP 63881	Com	8.80	231.2	1.32	G8V
HIP 65781	Com	8.11	231.2	2.49	F8
HIP 69206	Boo	8.33	231.2	2.04	G5
HIP 70100	Hya	10.51	231.2	0.27	K0/K1V:
HIP 71504	Boo	10.77	231.2	0.22	G:
HIP 71943	Lib	7.79	231.2	3.35	G3V
HIP 72082	Lib	6.86	231.2	7.88	F2
HIP 72126	Vir	8.92	231.2	1.18	G0
16 Ser	Ser	5.26	231.2	34.42	K0p
HIP 84122	Oph	8.08	231.2	2.56	F7V
HIP 93823	Sgr	9.51	231.2	0.69	G2/G3V
HIP 96597	Tel	9.38	231.2	0.77	G5V
HIP 104308	Ind	6.69	231.2	9.22	A5/A6IV/V
HIP 116743	Cas	7.53	231.2	4.25	K0V
HIP 117582	And	8.27	231.2	2.15	G0
HIP 4904	Cas	8.29	231.3	2.12	F8
HIP 15989	Eri	8.41	231.3	1.89	G6IV
HIP 17827	Per	7.36	231.3	4.98	F6Vp
HIP 19136	Tau	7.55	231.3	4.18	F8
HIP 24480	Tau	7.72	231.3	3.58	G0
HIP 40824	Vel	6.75	231.3	8.74	A5IV:+...
HIP 43522	Lyn	8.87	231.3	1.24	G0
HIP 49576	UMa	9.31	231.3	0.83	G5
HIP 49977	Ant	8.40	231.3	1.91	G5V
HIP 56030	Leo	8.81	231.3	1.31	G5
HIP 63426	Cen	9.33	231.3	0.81	G5V
HIP 67534	Cen	8.34	231.3	2.02	G3/G5V
HIP 67875	Vir	8.32	231.3	2.06	F8
HIP 68194	Cen	8.26	231.3	2.18	F6/F7V
HIP 71887	Boo	8.79	231.3	1.34	F8
HIP 79787	Nor	6.40	231.3	12.07	G5V
HIP 84022	Her	7.54	231.3	4.22	F5
HIP 86232	Oph	7.43	231.3	4.67	G5
HIP 86997	Pav	9.46	231.3	0.72	G5
HIP 91587	Ser	9.94	231.3	0.46	K3V
HIP 91674	Lyr	6.64	231.3	9.67	F0
HIP 94958	Sgr	8.11	231.3	2.50	F3V
HIP 98488	Sgr	7.20	231.3	5.78	F5IV
HIP 98599	Sgr	8.11	231.3	2.50	F7V
HIP 99762	Pav	6.09	231.3	16.05	F0IV
HIP 102709	Cyg	9.46	231.3	0.72	G5
33 Ari	Ari	5.30	231.5	33.27	A3V
HIP 13498	Eri	7.70	231.5	3.65	K0:III+...
HIP 22145	Dor	8.82	231.5	1.30	F8V
HIP 38782	Vol	8.44	231.5	1.85	G5V
HIP 54239	UMa	9.06	231.5	1.04	G0
45Psi Hya	Hya	4.94	231.5	46.34	K0III
HIP 66095	Mus	8.95	231.5	1.15	G5V
HIP 66426	Cen	8.92	231.5	1.19	G3/G5V
9Nu 2Lyr	Lyr	5.22	231.5	35.81	A3V
HIP 102781	Cep	7.18	231.5	5.89	F2
HIP 105399	Equ	7.75	231.5	3.48	F8
72 Cyg	Cyg	4.87	231.5	49.43	K1III
HIP 110365	Peg	9.22	231.5	0.90	G0
HIP 118077 ◈	Cas	5.57	231.5	25.94	G8Ib
HIP 7855	And	7.40	231.6	4.82	F8
HIP 8625	For	7.20	231.6	5.79	F5V
HIP 11541	Tri	7.50	231.6	4.39	F8V
HIP 19505	Eri	9.61	231.6	0.63	G5

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.