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 54549	UMa	7.91	287.4	4.63	F5
HIP 58305	UMa	9.31	287.4	1.28	G5
HIP 59305	UMa	9.85	287.4	0.78	G0
HIP 61867	Crv	7.99	287.4	4.31	F2/F3V
HIP 71637	Cen	9.74	287.4	0.86	G8IV/V
HIP 73804	Lup	8.68	287.4	2.28	F7V
HIP 77348	Ser	8.05	287.4	4.07	G5
HIP 81839	Her	10.88	287.4	0.30	—
HIP 90461	Dra	8.29	287.4	3.27	G5
HIP 96476	Pav	8.03	287.4	4.15	F7V
HIP 99097	Cyg	6.96	287.4	11.12	Am
HIP 101173	Mic	8.97	287.4	1.75	G0V
HIP 110562	Peg	8.91	287.4	1.85	G0
HIP 112063	Peg	8.21	287.4	3.52	G0
HIP 114472	Gru	9.62	287.4	0.96	G1V
HIP 114933	Aqr	7.25	287.4	8.51	K0III
HIP 117454	Scl	9.80	287.4	0.81	G5V
HIP 117797	Aqr	6.23	287.4	21.78	A5V
Pi Phe	Phe	5.13	287.4	59.98	K1III
HIP 1712	Scl	8.56	287.6	2.55	F7V
HIP 5441	And	8.42	287.6	2.90	F2
46 Cet	Cet	4.90	287.6	74.27	K2III
HIP 18678	Eri	7.12	287.6	9.61	F7V
HIP 30077	Col	7.91	287.6	4.64	F3IV/V
HIP 46130	Hya	7.56	287.6	6.41	A2
HIP 48881	Leo	7.45	287.6	7.09	G5
HIP 51408	Car	8.55	287.6	2.58	F5V
HIP 56417	Crt	10.26	287.6	0.53	G8V
HIP 56720	Leo	8.85	287.6	1.95	G5
HIP 57201	Cen	7.63	287.6	6.01	F5V
HIP 65718	Cen	7.31	287.6	8.07	F3V
HIP 66511	Boo	6.99	287.6	10.83	G5
HIP 81393	Oph	9.74	287.6	0.86	G5V
HIP 93524	Tel	8.52	287.6	2.65	G0V
HIP 105764	Mic	6.92	287.6	11.56	F7V
HIP 106759	Cap	8.06	287.6	4.04	F6V
HIP 109276	Peg	6.08	287.6	25.05	F1IV
HIP 109584	Oct	6.13	287.6	23.92	K0III
HIP 2083	Psc	7.87	287.9	4.83	F5
HIP 9846	Phe	9.38	287.9	1.20	G1V
HIP 11139	Cet	7.00	287.9	10.75	F0
HIP 15910	Hyi	8.48	287.9	2.75	F6IV/V
HIP 20041	Tau	8.76	287.9	2.13	G0V
HIP 24362	Col	7.16	287.9	9.28	A4V
HIP 26217	Pic	8.66	287.9	2.33	G5V
HIP 43791	Vel	8.64	287.9	2.37	F7V
HIP 46098	LMi	8.77	287.9	2.11	G5
HIP 49533	Hya	7.15	287.9	9.37	G0V
HIP 54218	UMa	7.36	287.9	7.72	F0
HIP 76799	Lup	6.88	287.9	12.01	A5IV/V
HIP 80382	Oct	8.67	287.9	2.31	G2V
HIP 82135	Sco	5.48	287.9	43.61	K0III
HIP 83114	Dra	6.41	287.9	18.52	K0
HIP 88460	Ara	9.63	287.9	0.95	G8V
HIP 91754	Tel	8.20	287.9	3.56	F6V
HIP 92872	Aql	5.58	287.9	39.77	G9III
HIP 94542	Pav	8.43	287.9	2.88	F7V
HIP 96192	Vul	10.13	287.9	0.60	—
HIP 96381	Pav	7.62	287.9	6.08	F6/F7V
HIP 104467	Ind	7.72	287.9	5.54	F8IV/V

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.