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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.

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White dwarf
Brown dwarf
Brightest in our sky Nearest to the Sun Most luminous Stars with proper names Variable stars
StarConstellationMagnitude Distance (ly)Luminosity (Suns)Spectral type
HIP 85534 Oph 7.06 739.6 67.17 A2
HIP 86457 Oph 7.06 550.0 37.15 K0
HIP 91645 Ser 7.06 127.2 1.99 F8
HIP 91851 Sct 7.06 1,716.6 361.74 K0
HIP 92964 Pav 7.06 763.8 71.65 F3/F5IV
HIP 93252 Aql 7.06 152.6 2.86 F5
HIP 94365 Tel 7.06 1,424.3 249.12 K5III
HIP 94486 Aql 7.06 891.1 97.54 K0
HIP 95121 Aql 7.06 908.5 101.39 K5
HIP 95620 Aql 7.06 — 13,061,709 A0
HIP 96220 Vul 7.06 638.3 50.03 Am
HIP 96282 Aql 7.06 842.8 87.18 K0
HIP 104026 Ind 7.06 188.9 4.38 G3IV
HIP 104326 Ind 7.06 445.6 24.37 A0V
HIP 105099 Cyg 7.06 1,025.6 129.18 K2
HIP 106986 Ind 7.06 499.5 30.62 K2III
HIP 107512 Peg 7.06 545.4 36.51 A2
HIP 108237 Peg 7.06 696.9 59.65 A2
HIP 108389 Peg 7.06 317.3 12.36 F5
HIP 108597 ◈ PsA 7.06 906.0 100.74 B5III
HIP 109218 Peg 7.06 753.2 69.69 B9
HIP 110657 Peg 7.06 320.1 12.58 A2
HIP 111615 Peg 7.06 1,083.6 144.15 K5III
HIP 111748 Lac 7.06 165.7 3.37 F8
HIP 112616 Gru 7.06 710.6 62.00 G8III
HIP 112750 Gru 7.06 2,528.3 784.87 M3III
HIP 113255 Cep 7.06 731.3 65.64 A0
HIP 113351 Tuc 7.06 492.7 29.81 A7V
HIP 113699 Psc 7.06 129.0 2.04 G0
HIP 114690 Psc 7.06 — 13,061,709 B0.5III
HIP 116667 And 7.06 865.1 91.88 A2
HIP 117678 Scl 7.06 404.7 20.10 K0III
HIP 759 Peg 7.07 168.2 3.44 G2III
HIP 2496 Cet 7.07 347.7 14.71 A0
HIP 2527 Cet 7.07 598.5 43.57 K1/K2III
HIP 3344 Scl 7.07 950.9 110.05 M1III
HIP 4326 Cet 7.07 693.9 58.61 K0III
HIP 4540 Cet 7.07 193.9 4.58 A:+...
HIP 4978 Psc 7.07 393.4 18.83 A0
HIP 5055 Psc 7.07 2,452.3 731.81 K2
HIP 5677 And 7.07 563.3 38.62 G6III
HIP 5950 Cas 7.07 1,792.1 390.84 B9
HIP 6221 Tuc 7.07 181.6 4.01 F6V
HIP 6547 Cas 7.07 1,853.2 417.64 A0
HIP 6651 Hyi 7.07 405.7 20.03 F2IV
HIP 7261 Cas 7.07 644.6 50.54 K0III
HIP 7457 And 7.07 1,042.0 132.07 B9
HIP 8519 Cep 7.07 648.4 51.14 A0
HIP 8548 Cet 7.07 141.0 2.42 F8
HIP 8826 Per 7.07 589.8 42.31 G5
HIP 8827 Ari 7.07 316.3 12.18 F6III
HIP 10357 For 7.07 1,217.0 180.14 K2/K3III
HIP 11304 Tri 7.07 673.9 55.26 K3III
HIP 11438 Cet 7.07 — 12,941,958 K5
HIP 12105 Cet 7.07 1,105.6 148.73 G8/K0III+..
HIP 12764 Cet 7.07 136.9 2.28 F5
HIP 13578 Eri 7.07 652.3 51.76 F2III/IV
HIP 13708 Cas 7.07 1,545.8 290.80 M1III
HIP 14479 Ari 7.07 258.2 8.11 A5
HIP 15531 Per 7.07 606.2 44.71 B9V
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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.