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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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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 53605 Vel 7.07 366.1 16.31 A7V
HIP 54116 Vel 7.07 647.1 50.96 G8III
HIP 54542 Cen 7.07 1,058.9 136.40 B8V
HIP 55002 Crt 7.07 292.5 10.41 A5V
HIP 59108 ◈ Vir 7.07 883.9 95.06 M5IIIvar
HIP 59124 Crv 7.07 865.1 91.03 K0III
HIP 60922 Cen 7.07 921.3 103.28 K3III
HIP 61358 Vir 7.07 567.2 39.16 K2
HIP 62930 Com 7.07 584.5 41.57 K0
HIP 63489 Cen 7.07 — 12,941,958 B3Ib
HIP 63810 Vir 7.07 242.0 7.13 K0
HIP 64768 ◈ Vir 7.07 2,452.3 731.81 M6III
HIP 64910 Cen 7.07 898.5 98.17 B9III
HIP 64921 Cha 7.07 277.1 9.34 A7V
HIP 65425 Cen 7.07 809.3 79.65 K1III
HIP 66088 Cen 7.07 632.1 48.62 K2III
HIP 68314 Vir 7.07 597.4 43.41 K0III
HIP 69711 UMa 7.07 508.8 31.51 F0...
HIP 70058 Cen 7.07 710.6 61.43 G6III
HIP 70268 Boo 7.07 491.9 29.43 K0V
HIP 70961 Lib 7.07 737.9 66.25 K0III
HIP 74182 Vir 7.07 268.7 8.78 F2
HIP 76543 Ser 7.07 146.5 2.61 F8V
HIP 76563 CrB 7.07 359.6 15.73 F5
HIP 77242 Nor 7.07 3,076.9 1,151.33 K2II/III
HIP 78310 ◈ Nor 7.07 — 12,941,958 B1.5Ia
HIP 78431 CrB 7.07 840.6 85.98 K0
HIP 78817 Lup 7.07 318.5 12.34 A2m...
HIP 79018 Nor 7.07 468.6 26.72 A0V
HIP 79230 Sco 7.07 903.5 99.27 B3Vne
HIP 79730 Ser 7.07 154.7 2.91 F8
HIP 79878 Sco 7.07 421.9 21.66 A0V
HIP 81651 Ara 7.07 — 12,941,958 B0III
HIP 81726 Her 7.07 188.1 4.31 F5
HIP 82121 Sco 7.07 — 12,941,958 O9II
HIP 82740 Sco 7.07 678.1 55.92 F7V
HIP 82750 Dra 7.07 128.3 2.00 G5IV
HIP 83689 Her 7.07 675.3 55.46 K0V
HIP 83862 Her 7.07 248.4 7.51 F2
HIP 83918 Her 7.07 516.9 32.51 K0
HIP 84587 Her 7.07 736.2 65.95 B5
HIP 84965 Oph 7.07 1,177.5 168.73 A0
HIP 85435 ◈ Ara 7.07 836.3 85.11 M2II
HIP 85902 Sco 7.07 1,399.8 238.34 B9III
HIP 86983 Sco 7.07 924.0 103.85 Ap
HIP 88194 Her 7.07 92.5 1.04 G2V
HIP 88232 Her 7.07 667.0 54.10 K2
HIP 88637 ◈ Her 7.07 128.7 2.01 G2V
HIP 88980 Oph 7.07 369.4 16.60 K0
HIP 90125 CrA 7.07 573.2 39.96 G8III
HIP 90795 Ser 7.07 720.0 63.10 B8
HIP 92351 Sct 7.07 634.5 48.98 K0
HIP 92470 Tel 7.07 — 12,941,958 B2V
HIP 92909 Ser 7.07 466.6 26.50 A5V
HIP 93142 Aql 7.07 623.6 47.29 A2
HIP 93383 Aql 7.07 281.2 9.62 K0
HIP 93547 Pav 7.07 150.4 2.75 K1IV
HIP 94107 Sgr 7.07 449.9 24.62 K1III
HIP 94452 Aql 7.07 614.2 45.92 G5
HIP 94802 Dra 7.07 128.2 2.00 G5
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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.