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 96306	Cyg	8.15	275.7	3.42	F8
HIP 101459	Mic	9.94	275.7	0.66	G2
HIP 105857	Cyg	8.31	275.7	2.95	F5
HIP 110628	PsA	7.88	275.7	4.39	F7/F8V
HIP 1891	And	8.25	275.9	3.12	G
HIP 4641	Cet	8.66	275.9	2.14	G5
HIP 6048	Cet	6.80	275.9	11.88	A2
HIP 9837	Cet	8.06	275.9	3.72	G3V
HIP 9934	Tri	7.53	275.9	6.06	F0
HIP 10474	Cet	7.06	275.9	9.35	F7V
HIP 17091	Tau	9.94	275.9	0.66	G
HIP 19572	Tau	8.27	275.9	3.07	K0
HIP 20512	Tau	8.31	275.9	2.96	G0V
38 Ori	Ori	5.32	275.9	46.43	A2V
HIP 29272	Col	8.90	275.9	1.72	G0V
HIP 33121	Mon	8.14	275.9	3.46	G0
HIP 52247	Car	8.01	275.9	3.90	G8IV
HIP 59821	Hya	8.91	275.9	1.70	G0V
14 Com	Com	4.92	275.9	67.11	F0p
HIP 60995	Vir	8.79	275.9	1.90	F8
HIP 61955	Vir	9.78	275.9	0.76	F8
HIP 72562	Lib	8.94	275.9	1.66	G5V
Eta Cir	Cir	5.16	275.9	53.80	G8III
HIP 77439	Ser	8.65	275.9	2.16	G2V
HIP 80220	Sco	8.41	275.9	2.70	F7V
HIP 91876	Dra	8.91	275.9	1.70	F8
HIP 105157	Mic	9.28	275.9	1.21	G2/G3V
HIP 107995	Cep	6.64	275.9	13.77	A2V
HIP 109324	Cep	7.76	275.9	4.91	F2
HIP 118154	Peg	12.14	275.9	0.09	—
HIP 554	Cet	9.84	276.2	0.72	G0
HIP 961	Scl	9.34	276.2	1.15	G5V
HIP 2111	Tuc	8.10	276.2	3.59	F6V
HIP 8273	Hyi	7.35	276.2	7.17	G8IV
HIP 22828	Ori	7.90	276.2	4.32	F8
HIP 30106	Pup	9.02	276.2	1.54	G0V
HIP 31075	CMa	7.66	276.2	5.39	F0V
HIP 31427	Gem	7.06	276.2	9.37	A3
HIP 39364	Pup	9.38	276.2	1.11	G1V
19 Leo	Leo	6.44	276.2	16.58	A7Vn
HIP 58939	Com	9.66	276.2	0.85	G5
HIP 63903	Vir	7.06	276.2	9.37	F3V
HIP 65553	Vir	8.86	276.2	1.78	F7V
HIP 66510	Vir	9.29	276.2	1.20	G0V
HIP 72412	Boo	6.15	276.2	21.66	F2V
HIP 73592	Vir	8.38	276.2	2.78	F8
HIP 75840	Nor	9.37	276.2	1.12	K1IV/V
HIP 81179	Oph	8.83	276.2	1.83	G3V
37 Dra	Dra	5.96	276.2	25.80	K1III:
HIP 91387	Lyr	8.55	276.2	2.37	G8III
48 Dra	Dra	5.67	276.2	33.70	K1III
HIP 107790	Peg	7.96	276.2	4.09	F2
HIP 109230	PsA	7.16	276.2	8.54	Fm
HIP 2666	And	8.06	276.4	3.74	F8
HIP 8130	And	10.21	276.4	0.52	G0
HIP 14426	For	10.47	276.4	0.41	K0
HIP 15492	Per	8.48	276.4	2.54	F8
HIP 17924	Tau	12.28	276.4	0.08	K5
HIP 25205 ◈	Ori	6.34	276.4	18.21	A2V
HIP 33061	Pup	8.90	276.4	1.72	G6III

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.