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 24973	Aur	7.29	525.2	27.42	B9
HIP 25222	Cam	7.29	196.2	3.83	F8
HIP 26148	Ori	7.29	851.6	72.04	K5
HIP 27420	Col	7.29	1,055.5	110.66	G8III
HIP 27427	Ori	7.29	1,048.7	109.24	A0...
HIP 27428	Tau	7.29	668.4	44.38	B9
HIP 29077	Ori	7.29	336.2	11.23	F0
HIP 29243	Ori	7.29	1,342.2	178.98	A0
HIP 29849	Ori	7.29	1,190.4	140.73	B8II
HIP 29886	Aur	7.29	985.4	96.47	K0
HIP 30229	Gem	7.29	1,545.8	237.47	G5
HIP 30248	Mon	7.29	1,022.4	103.85	K0
HIP 31149	Mon	7.29	—	10,568,175	O5e
HIP 32135	Aur	7.29	182.0	3.29	F5
HIP 32185	CMa	7.29	682.3	46.26	A0IV
HIP 32410	Aur	7.29	1,156.6	132.92	A0
HIP 32896	Gem	7.29	967.8	93.07	K5
HIP 32927	Mon	7.29	390.6	15.16	F5
HIP 33175	Mon	7.29	695.4	48.04	B8
HIP 33758	CMa	7.29	1,058.9	111.38	K1III
HIP 34160	Gem	7.29	493.4	24.19	G5
HIP 34974	Pup	7.29	939.9	87.74	G8III
HIP 35161	Cam	7.29	2,233.9	495.68	F8
HIP 36089	CMa	7.29	1,083.6	116.63	B5III
HIP 36901	Pup	7.29	169.1	2.84	G2V
HIP 37363	Pup	7.29	1,249.6	155.17	K4III
HIP 38276	Gem	7.29	191.7	3.65	F2
HIP 39941	Cnc	7.29	707.5	49.70	G8III
HIP 40506	Pup	7.29	241.1	5.78	G8/K0V
HIP 40628	Cnc	7.29	2,174.4	469.89	K5
HIP 40958	Pup	7.29	979.4	95.32	B9IV/V
HIP 41596	Hya	7.29	736.2	53.85	G5
HIP 41865	Cnc	7.29	576.2	32.99	K0
HIP 42279	Cam	7.29	144.3	2.07	F8
HIP 42287	Vel	7.29	2,104.2	439.74	K1/K2III:+.
HIP 43048	Cnc	7.29	324.2	10.44	K1IV
HIP 43093 ◈	Pyx	7.29	2,117.9	445.45	C
HIP 43770	UMa	7.29	662.9	43.65	B9
HIP 44354	Hya	7.29	552.8	30.37	K0
HIP 44552	Hya	7.29	470.6	22.00	A0
HIP 44843	Cnc	7.29	291.7	8.46	K0
HIP 44860	Hya	7.29	121.2	1.46	G3V
HIP 46971	UMa	7.29	574.2	32.75	K0
HIP 47926	Car	7.29	526.9	27.59	K3III:
HIP 48823	Leo	7.29	617.7	37.91	K0
HIP 49415	UMa	7.29	813.4	65.71	K2
HIP 49454	LMi	7.29	787.8	61.66	K0
HIP 49481	Hya	7.29	1,482.5	218.37	K4III
HIP 50306	Hya	7.29	481.8	23.06	K0III
HIP 51819	Cam	7.29	67.6	0.45	K0
HIP 53734	Car	7.29	—	10,568,175	G3Ib
HIP 53766	Leo	7.29	639.5	40.63	K0
HIP 54180	Vel	7.29	1,199.1	142.82	A0IV
HIP 54314	UMa	7.29	1,164.8	134.77	K2
HIP 54843	Crt	7.29	525.2	27.42	A8V
HIP 54903	Cen	7.29	294.6	8.62	F3V
HIP 55210	Leo	7.29	70.4	0.49	G8V
HIP 56423	UMa	7.29	142.2	2.01	F8
HIP 56980	Crt	7.29	—	10,568,175	K0
HIP 58160	Dra	7.29	290.4	8.38	G0

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.