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 34335	CMa	7.31	869.7	73.79	K3III
HIP 34520	Gem	7.31	1,482.5	214.39	K5
HIP 35621	Pup	7.31	1,568.1	239.88	B2V
HIP 36555	Cam	7.31	1,212.5	143.35	G5
HIP 37910	Car	7.31	1,230.8	147.77	G8/K0III+..
HIP 37950 ◈	Pup	7.31	536.4	28.05	A2V
HIP 38108	Pup	7.31	—	10,375,284	K0II
HIP 38274	Mon	7.31	371.1	13.43	A3
HIP 38310	Car	7.31	1,038.7	105.20	B8/B9Ib/II
HIP 38648	Gem	7.31	1,186.0	137.15	K4III
HIP 38858	Pup	7.31	1,482.5	214.39	B3V
HIP 40950	Cnc	7.31	575.2	32.27	K0
HIP 41366	Hya	7.31	847.2	70.02	K1III
HIP 41588 ◈	Car	7.31	—	10,375,284	F8Ib/II
HIP 42078	Vel	7.31	517.7	26.13	K1III
HIP 43214	Hya	7.31	500.2	24.41	F5
HIP 43235	Hya	7.31	896.0	78.27	G5
HIP 43955	Vel	7.31	1,094.5	116.84	B3V
HIP 44713	Vel	7.31	121.6	1.44	G5V
HIP 45252	Hya	7.31	676.7	44.67	B9
HIP 45393	Hya	7.31	512.0	25.56	A0V
HIP 46029	Hya	7.31	356.8	12.42	F0
HIP 46265	Vel	7.31	1,744.1	296.76	B8/B9IV
HIP 46826	Leo	7.31	2,051.3	410.39	K2
HIP 47411	Hya	7.31	667.0	43.37	G5
HIP 47492	Dra	7.31	1,424.3	197.88	K0
HIP 47954	Hya	7.31	713.7	49.66	K1IIICN...
HIP 48620	Oct	7.31	865.1	72.98	K3III
HIP 48918	Sex	7.31	791.6	61.15	K0
HIP 49290	Car	7.31	—	10,375,284	G0II
HIP 49396	Leo	7.31	211.9	4.38	F5
HIP 50217	Car	7.31	418.7	17.09	K1III/IV
HIP 50417	Hya	7.31	294.6	8.46	A2III
HIP 50590	Ant	7.31	718.4	50.35	B9IV/V
HIP 50772	Sex	7.31	535.6	27.98	G5
HIP 51133	Leo	7.31	1,469.2	210.47	K0
HIP 51837	Sex	7.31	457.4	20.42	A2
HIP 52357	Car	7.31	399.7	15.59	A3IV
HIP 52409	Sex	7.31	115.7	1.30	G5
HIP 53269	Vel	7.31	784.0	59.98	K0III
HIP 54305	Leo	7.31	661.6	42.70	K0
HIP 54356	Leo	7.31	385.1	14.47	F5IV
HIP 54626	Leo	7.31	789.7	60.81	G5
HIP 54901	Cam	7.31	573.2	32.03	A2
HIP 55208	Cen	7.31	455.5	20.23	B9V
HIP 56202	UMa	7.31	1,918.6	359.09	A5
HIP 57108	Cen	7.31	—	10,375,284	B2/B3III
HIP 57648	Crt	7.31	1,217.0	144.41	K2
HIP 58307	Cru	7.31	1,244.9	151.08	K4III
HIP 58924	Cam	7.31	188.3	3.46	F5
HIP 59133	Cen	7.31	950.9	88.23	B9V
HIP 59807	Crv	7.31	1,907.3	354.81	K5III
HIP 59993	Crv	7.31	391.5	14.96	G1/G2V
HIP 60230	Com	7.31	160.2	2.50	K0V
HIP 61083	Crv	7.31	901.0	79.14	K0III
HIP 61173	Vir	7.31	174.0	2.95	G0
HIP 62668	Crv	7.31	934.5	85.19	K2III
HIP 63907	CVn	7.31	939.9	86.14	K5III
HIP 64006	Cen	7.31	164.1	2.63	F6V
HIP 64174	Vir	7.31	557.5	30.31	G5

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.