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 46445	Vel	7.27	272.7	7.52	F5IV
HIP 46690	Hya	7.27	150.5	2.29	F8
HIP 47451	Ant	7.27	2,038.5	420.34	K0III
HIP 48047	Ant	7.27	184.5	3.45	F7V
HIP 48901	Hya	7.27	1,022.4	105.78	K5III
HIP 49336	Ant	7.27	266.5	7.18	F6V
HIP 49722	Vel	7.27	2,470.9	617.73	K0III
HIP 51699	Leo	7.27	501.0	25.40	A2
HIP 52199	Ant	7.27	937.2	88.88	K2III
HIP 52216	UMa	7.27	363.2	13.35	A3IV
HIP 52615	Hya	7.27	607.4	37.33	K0IV
HIP 53407	Vel	7.27	982.4	97.63	B9V
HIP 53765	Leo	7.27	174.8	3.09	F8
HIP 54074	Hya	7.27	891.1	80.39	K1III
HIP 54807 ◈	Hya	7.27	522.7	27.64	A1III
HIP 55930	UMa	7.27	275.7	7.69	F8
HIP 56371	Leo	7.27	1,109.4	124.51	K0
HIP 56548	Leo	7.27	611.9	37.88	K0
HIP 56937	Mus	7.27	1,160.7	136.27	K1III
HIP 59061	UMa	7.27	298.4	9.01	F0
HIP 60013	Vir	7.27	702.9	49.98	K0
HIP 63357	Hya	7.27	3,197.6	1,034.67	M2III
HIP 64655	Cam	7.27	170.8	2.95	G0
HIP 65023	Vir	7.27	799.4	64.68	A2
HIP 67423	Cam	7.27	1,217.0	149.83	G5
HIP 67919	Cen	7.27	308.0	9.60	A9V
HIP 69025	Vir	7.27	825.7	68.99	K5
HIP 69998	Vir	7.27	414.4	17.38	A3:m...
HIP 70520	Boo	7.27	146.5	2.17	F9V
HIP 71105	Lup	7.27	921.3	85.90	B9III
HIP 71925	Boo	7.27	361.6	13.23	A2
HIP 72594	Boo	7.27	724.8	53.16	K2
HIP 74381	Boo	7.27	163.3	2.70	G5
HIP 74806	UMi	7.27	554.7	31.13	F8
HIP 75508	Boo	7.27	283.6	8.14	G5
HIP 76140	Lib	7.27	556.6	31.36	K2III
HIP 78545	Ser	7.27	453.6	20.82	A2
HIP 80474	Oph	7.27	440.8	19.66	A
HIP 80554	Aps	7.27	340.8	11.75	K1IV
HIP 80837	Her	7.27	139.3	1.96	F8V
HIP 81230	Her	7.27	475.4	22.87	A5
HIP 81606	Ara	7.27	229.4	5.33	F5IV/V
HIP 83260	Her	7.27	407.7	16.83	A0
HIP 84533	Sco	7.27	225.6	5.15	F0V
HIP 85885	Sco	7.27	2,452.3	608.70	B2II
HIP 86041	Oph	7.27	457.4	21.18	A0
HIP 86269 ◈	Sco	7.27	965.0	94.19	F5Ib
HIP 88154	CrA	7.27	177.8	3.20	G1V
HIP 88865	Aps	7.27	1,069.4	115.77	K3III
HIP 89269	CrA	7.27	149.5	2.26	G1/G2V
HIP 90747	Lyr	7.27	295.4	8.83	F5
HIP 93715	Sge	7.27	1,639.0	271.89	K0
HIP 94445	Aql	7.27	1,284.1	166.88	K3II-III
HIP 94849	Tel	7.27	2,416.0	590.47	B8V
HIP 95304	Pav	7.27	789.7	63.10	Ap...
HIP 95486	Sgr	7.27	1,772.6	317.98	B7IV
HIP 95962	Aql	7.27	102.1	1.06	G0
HIP 96745	Aql	7.27	606.2	37.19	K0
HIP 96845	Aql	7.27	311.8	9.84	F8
HIP 97670 ◈	Sge	7.27	1,443.2	210.67	B8

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.