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 43445	Hya	8.63	253.2	1.85	F8
HIP 43898	Lyn	6.84	253.2	9.64	F0
HIP 44906	Hya	8.31	253.2	2.49	F8
HIP 46460	Car	5.90	253.2	22.91	A0V
HIP 49827	Car	9.76	253.2	0.65	G6V
HIP 53851	Leo	8.62	253.2	1.87	G2V
HIP 55402	Leo	9.28	253.2	1.02	G5
HIP 71252	Lib	9.33	253.2	0.97	G5
HIP 72669	Dra	9.01	253.2	1.31	G5
HIP 89711	Her	7.85	253.2	3.80	F5
HIP 95363	Aql	7.44	253.2	5.55	F0
HIP 96440 ◈	Sgr	6.13	253.2	18.54	F0V
HIP 98151	Cyg	8.03	253.2	3.22	F6Vm
Alshat 8Nu Cap	Cap	4.77	253.2	64.86	B9IV
HIP 102233	Cyg	7.31	253.2	6.25	F0
HIP 11449	Cet	8.60	253.4	1.91	F5
HIP 17453	Tau	6.09	253.4	19.27	A0V
HIP 26710	Aur	8.07	253.4	3.11	F2
HIP 42581	Hya	7.59	253.4	4.84	G5
HIP 44499	UMa	7.09	253.4	7.67	F0
HIP 53311	Hya	8.33	253.4	2.45	G2V
HIP 61364	CVn	11.04	253.4	0.20	K1
HIP 63902	Vir	8.02	253.4	3.26	F5
HIP 64599	CVn	9.42	253.4	0.90	K0IV
HIP 75048	Ser	7.76	253.4	4.14	F6IV-V
HIP 103994	Mic	8.35	253.4	2.40	G0V
HIP 111314	Cep	6.01	253.4	20.74	A9III
HIP 114133	And	8.19	253.4	2.78	G5
HIP 114487	Scl	8.40	253.4	2.30	F0V
HIP 115279	Peg	8.50	253.4	2.09	F7V
HIP 116077	Scl	9.90	253.4	0.58	K1III:
35 Psc ◈	Psc	6.02	253.6	20.59	F0IV
HIP 4301	And	7.59	253.6	4.85	F5V
67 Psc	Psc	6.08	253.6	19.48	A5IV
HIP 8842	Ari	12.20	253.6	0.07	K7V:
HIP 9035	Psc	7.95	253.6	3.48	G0
HIP 12591	Ari	11.12	253.6	0.19	—
HIP 22257	Pic	9.66	253.6	0.72	G6V
HIP 22879	Cam	8.89	253.6	1.46	G0V
HIP 26410	Cam	6.26	253.6	16.50	A8Vn
HIP 30879	Cam	8.19	253.6	2.79	F2
HIP 31030	CMa	7.74	253.6	4.22	G8V
HIP 38340	Gem	9.15	253.6	1.15	G0
HIP 42187	Cnc	6.33	253.6	15.47	F0IV
HIP 45198	Pyx	8.57	253.6	1.97	F7V
HIP 47997	LMi	10.02	253.6	0.52	G0
HIP 70767	Lup	9.87	253.6	0.59	G5
HIP 71979	Vir	10.44	253.6	0.35	G6V
Kap2Lup	Lup	5.70	253.6	27.64	A3IV
HIP 81540	Her	8.66	253.6	1.81	G5
HIP 83822	Dra	7.89	253.6	3.68	F5
HIP 84363	Oph	11.03	253.6	0.20	G5
HIP 87308	Her	5.51	253.6	32.93	K1III
HIP 93467	Sgr	9.08	253.6	1.23	G2V
HIP 97070	Cyg	6.28	253.6	16.20	K2III
HIP 101054	Vul	7.39	253.6	5.83	F2
HIP 104024	Mic	9.33	253.6	0.98	G5V
HIP 120306	Tuc	10.96	253.6	0.22	—
HIP 118228	Tuc	8.06	253.6	3.14	F8/G0IV/V
HIP 494	Tuc	8.99	253.8	1.34	F8V

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.