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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 19729 Per 7.28 1,320.5 174.90 K5
HIP 22529 Aur 7.28 202.8 4.13 F2
HIP 23369 Aur 7.28 688.1 47.47 A3V
HIP 24036 Cam 7.28 487.5 23.83 A0
HIP 24255 Cam 7.28 382.4 14.66 F2
HIP 24735 Aur 7.28 281.4 7.94 Am
HIP 25371 Lep 7.28 351.1 12.36 F2V
HIP 25404 Ori 7.28 520.2 27.14 B9
HIP 26887 Ori 7.28 504.9 25.56 A5
HIP 27478 Tau 7.28 1,294.3 167.96 K2II
HIP 27486 Tau 7.28 565.3 32.03 B9
HIP 27849 Lep 7.28 182.8 3.35 F8/G0V
HIP 29217 Col 7.28 217.7 4.75 F5V
HIP 29437 CMa 7.28 739.6 54.85 K2III
HIP 29507 CMa 7.28 497.2 24.77 A0V
HIP 29559 Dor 7.28 380.1 14.49 F5IV
HIP 30027 Ori 7.28 1,614.6 261.34 K0
HIP 30091 Aur 7.28 433.7 18.86 A3
HIP 31118 Mon 7.28 399.7 16.03 G3IV
HIP 31152 Mon 7.28 467.3 21.90 Am
HIP 31197 Mon 7.28 351.1 12.36 F5V
HIP 31698 Mon 7.28 406.2 16.53 B9
HIP 31896 Gem 7.28 580.3 33.76 K0
HIP 32133 Mon 7.28 706.0 49.98 A2
HIP 32175 CMa 7.28 760.3 57.97 A0V
HIP 32359 Gem 7.28 — 10,665,961 A0
HIP 32623 Aur 7.28 — 10,665,961 K2III
HIP 32979 Mon 7.28 1,304.6 170.61 B8
HIP 33609 Pup 7.28 512.8 26.38 A0V
HIP 33881 CMa 7.28 782.1 61.32 A1V
HIP 33917 Gem 7.28 540.0 29.24 A2
HIP 34079 Lyn 7.28 606.2 36.85 K0
HIP 34531 Gem 7.28 712.1 50.86 K0
HIP 35035 CMa 7.28 302.8 9.20 F3V
HIP 35273 Gem 7.28 379.7 14.45 K1III
HIP 35909 Gem 7.28 688.1 47.47 B9
HIP 36329 Pup 7.28 — 10,665,961 K2/K3IIICNp
HIP 36557 CMi 7.28 208.0 4.34 G0
HIP 36703 Mon 7.28 793.6 63.15 K0
HIP 37052 Pup 7.28 718.4 51.76 K2III
HIP 37356 Cha 7.28 443.1 19.70 K3IIICN...
HIP 37598 Vol 7.28 1,087.2 118.47 K5III
HIP 38203 Car 7.28 908.5 82.79 A1V
HIP 38923 ◈ Pup 7.28 2,508.9 630.96 M2Ia/ab
HIP 38993 Pup 7.28 1,279.0 163.98 B7V
HIP 39243 Lyn 7.28 239.5 5.75 F5
HIP 39264 ◈ Mon 7.28 911.1 83.25 F5 + A2
HIP 39558 Cnc 7.28 698.4 48.89 G5III
HIP 40134 Cnc 7.28 216.7 4.71 G5
HIP 40410 Cnc 7.28 842.8 71.19 B8
HIP 40431 UMa 7.28 893.6 80.09 G5
HIP 40937 Hya 7.28 1,436.8 207.01 K0
HIP 40995 Cnc 7.28 883.9 78.34 K0
HIP 41667 Vol 7.28 973.6 95.06 Ap...
HIP 41948 UMa 7.28 664.3 44.26 K0
HIP 42245 Vel 7.28 214.4 4.61 F0V
HIP 42453 Vel 7.28 474.1 22.53 A2Vm...
HIP 42781 UMa 7.28 550.9 30.42 K0
HIP 44251 Vel 7.28 2,673.4 716.47 B2/B3V
HIP 44500 Pyx 7.28 220.5 4.88 F3/F5V
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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.