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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 15456 Per 7.27 263.7 7.03 F2
HIP 15501 Cet 7.27 862.8 75.37 K0
HIP 16041 Cam 7.27 728.0 53.65 G5
HIP 16137 Per 7.27 550.9 30.70 B8.5V
HIP 16473 Per 7.27 929.2 87.34 B9
HIP 17043 Tau 7.27 445.0 20.03 A0
HIP 18596 Cam 7.27 1,194.7 144.41 G5
HIP 18660 Tau 7.27 799.4 64.68 B9
HIP 20422 Eri 7.27 664.3 44.67 K0
HIP 20426 Per 7.27 — 10,764,652 K5
HIP 21024 Cae 7.27 458.7 21.30 A0V
HIP 21640 Eri 7.27 410.8 17.08 B9
HIP 22526 Ori 7.27 554.7 31.13 K1III
HIP 22588 Eri 7.27 784.0 62.23 B9
HIP 25204 Tau 7.27 1,320.5 176.52 K5III
HIP 25207 Ori 7.27 874.4 77.34 B8
HIP 27291 Lep 7.27 769.2 59.87 K3III
HIP 27342 Lep 7.27 825.7 68.99 B8/B9V
HIP 27959 Ori 7.27 595.2 35.84 A0
HIP 28043 Aur 7.27 497.2 25.00 A5
HIP 28391 Mon 7.27 2,528.3 646.84 K0
HIP 28588 Aur 7.27 758.5 58.24 G5
HIP 28718 Ori 7.27 1,430.5 207.01 B5
HIP 29393 Mon 7.27 660.2 44.10 K0
HIP 29602 Ori 7.27 836.3 70.79 A1V
HIP 32193 CMa 7.27 1,016.1 104.42 B5V
HIP 32353 Gem 7.27 264.1 7.06 A0
HIP 33481 Pup 7.27 1,538.5 239.44 K1III
HIP 33734 CMa 7.27 1,294.3 169.51 K4III
HIP 34868 Pup 7.27 576.2 33.60 A0V
HIP 35912 CMa 7.27 1,016.1 104.42 K5III
HIP 36288 ◈ Lyn 7.27 825.7 68.99 M5Ib-IIvar
HIP 36498 Lyn 7.27 671.1 45.58 A2
HIP 36754 Mon 7.27 573.2 33.24 K0
HIP 36851 Lyn 7.27 896.0 81.21 A3
HIP 37244 Pup 7.27 417.1 17.60 A7III/IV
HIP 37278 Gem 7.27 237.2 5.69 F0
HIP 37685 Gem 7.27 921.3 85.90 F0
HIP 37953 Pup 7.27 1,164.8 137.28 B7IV
HIP 38192 Pup 7.27 1,140.4 131.58 G6III
HIP 39030 Pup 7.27 599.6 36.37 A5V+...
HIP 39152 Mon 7.27 532.9 28.73 F8
HIP 39235 Cnc 7.27 1,538.5 239.44 K0
HIP 39323 Car 7.27 858.3 74.54 K5
HIP 39657 Pup 7.27 726.4 53.41 G3III
HIP 39804 Pup 7.27 151.6 2.32 F8V
HIP 40469 Hya 7.27 — 10,764,652 A0
HIP 40666 ◈ Car 7.27 1,606.7 261.34 B8/B9V
HIP 40890 Cnc 7.27 1,376.2 191.60 K3III
HIP 41898 Hya 7.27 590.9 35.32 K0
HIP 42048 Vel 7.27 807.3 65.95 K1III
HIP 43279 Lyn 7.27 787.8 62.81 A2...
HIP 43299 Hya 7.27 130.5 1.72 F7V
HIP 44578 Hya 7.27 307.1 9.54 A5
HIP 44618 Vel 7.27 982.4 97.63 B3IV
HIP 45235 Vel 7.27 737.9 55.11 B9V
HIP 45380 Hya 7.27 842.8 71.85 A0
HIP 45417 UMa 7.27 407.7 16.83 F0
HIP 45776 Vel 7.27 1,503.0 228.67 B5III
HIP 45878 Vel 7.27 510.4 26.35 K0III
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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.