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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 98600 Aql 7.22 540.9 30.99 A0
HIP 98923 Cyg 7.22 245.6 6.39 A5
HIP 99248 Cyg 7.22 1,639.0 284.71 B8
HIP 99846 Cyg 7.22 942.6 94.19 M1III
HIP 99925 Aql 7.22 647.1 44.38 K0
HIP 100176 Cyg 7.22 1,012.9 108.74 F5
HIP 101279 Del 7.22 549.1 31.94 F0
HIP 101968 Mic 7.22 553.7 32.48 F3IV
HIP 102570 Cyg 7.22 1,152.5 140.73 B9III
HIP 102601 Aqr 7.22 937.2 93.07 K4III
HIP 102730 Pav 7.22 1,042.0 115.03 A0III/IV
HIP 102796 Cyg 7.22 1,304.6 180.30 K5
HIP 102850 Del 7.22 744.6 58.78 K2
HIP 103172 Del 7.22 803.3 68.36 K0
HIP 105333 Aqr 7.22 2,280.8 551.06 B8V
HIP 105581 ◈ Oct 7.22 2,346.4 583.45 K5
HIP 105694 Cep 7.22 599.6 38.09 K0
HIP 105831 Cap 7.22 562.3 33.51 G8IV
HIP 105853 Cap 7.22 789.7 66.07 K0/K1III
HIP 106284 Cyg 7.22 1,489.3 235.07 B5
HIP 106412 Peg 7.22 616.6 40.29 K0
HIP 106735 Cyg 7.22 — 11,271,975 M0III
HIP 107653 Cyg 7.22 1,503.0 239.44 F5Ib
HIP 107947 Ind 7.22 147.8 2.32 F6V
HIP 108172 Peg 7.22 524.4 29.13 A2
HIP 108819 Lac 7.22 921.3 89.95 B9
HIP 108966 Peg 7.22 1,038.7 114.29 A0
HIP 109147 Peg 7.22 323.9 11.12 A2
HIP 109182 Peg 7.22 189.7 3.82 F5
HIP 109488 Gru 7.22 171.6 3.12 G3V
HIP 109569 Lac 7.22 1,716.6 312.18 Ma
HIP 109586 Lac 7.22 2,117.9 475.12 F0
HIP 111505 Lac 7.22 428.6 19.46 F0
HIP 112217 Lac 7.22 622.4 41.04 K0
HIP 112515 Gru 7.22 105.9 1.19 G3IV-V
HIP 112812 Lac 7.22 102.4 1.11 G0
HIP 113884 Peg 7.22 85.0 0.77 G0V
HIP 114269 Tuc 7.22 196.6 4.10 G3V
HIP 115982 Peg 7.22 550.0 32.06 K0III-IV
HIP 116151 And 7.22 1,399.8 207.59 K2
HIP 116286 Peg 7.22 216.4 4.96 F5
HIP 116360 And 7.22 173.0 3.17 F8
HIP 116843 Cas 7.22 470.6 23.46 Am...
HIP 117884 Cas 7.22 — 11,271,975 B3Ia
HIP 118205 Cet 7.22 384.2 15.63 F2V
HIP 109 ◈ Psc 7.23 563.3 33.33 F0
HIP 466 Cas 7.23 1,235.4 160.25 K0
HIP 1700 Cep 7.23 540.0 30.62 A1V
HIP 2856 And 7.23 647.1 43.97 K2III
HIP 2997 Phe 7.23 801.4 67.42 F7IV/V
HIP 3619 Tuc 7.23 486.1 24.80 K1III
HIP 3914 Psc 7.23 596.3 37.33 K1III
HIP 4031 Cet 7.23 805.3 68.11 K0
HIP 4555 And 7.23 437.8 20.12 A3
HIP 5534 Psc 7.23 129.2 1.75 G0
HIP 6709 And 7.23 383.3 15.42 F0
HIP 7232 Cas 7.23 — 11,168,632 B5Ib
HIP 7700 And 7.23 737.9 57.17 A0
HIP 8421 Cet 7.23 1,591.0 265.71 K5III
HIP 9209 Phe 7.23 234.8 5.79 F3V
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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.