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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.

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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 55466 Cen 7.36 640.8 38.23 K0IV
HIP 56300 Hya 7.36 1,249.6 145.48 M1III
HIP 57529 Leo 7.36 301.7 8.48 F5Iab:
HIP 57759 Hya 7.36 268.9 6.74 G3V
HIP 58007 Vir 7.36 741.3 51.19 G5
HIP 60134 Cen 7.36 289.4 7.80 A4II
HIP 61311 Cen 7.36 716.8 47.86 K5III
HIP 61712 UMa 7.36 979.4 89.37 K0
HIP 62527 UMa 7.36 124.2 1.44 G1V
HIP 63218 Vir 7.36 688.1 44.10 A3V
HIP 63889 Vir 7.36 497.2 23.01 F7V
HIP 64219 Vir 7.36 89.2 0.74 G6V
HIP 64474 Com 7.36 1,289.2 154.74 K0
HIP 66580 ◈ Cen 7.36 518.5 25.05 A2mA5-A7
HIP 66729 Boo 7.36 328.1 10.03 A
HIP 67708 Vir 7.36 706.0 46.43 F0V
HIP 67876 Vir 7.36 1,304.6 158.49 K2
HIP 68891 Hya 7.36 362.8 12.26 A8/A9V
HIP 70338 Boo 7.36 257.8 6.19 F2
HIP 71314 Cir 7.36 734.6 50.26 Ap...
HIP 71768 Cir 7.36 318.2 9.43 F6V
HIP 71874 Lup 7.36 — 9,908,319 F5V
HIP 71942 Cir 7.36 1,120.8 117.06 B7II
HIP 72332 Cir 7.36 1,160.7 125.43 B5III
HIP 72446 Boo 7.36 657.6 40.29 K2
HIP 72529 Vir 7.36 540.0 27.16 K0
HIP 72888 Vir 7.36 249.4 5.79 G8III
HIP 73043 Aps 7.36 434.9 17.62 A1/A2V
HIP 73160 Boo 7.36 279.5 7.28 F2
HIP 73407 Cen 7.36 908.5 76.91 K0III
HIP 74301 Lib 7.36 706.0 46.43 K0III
HIP 74447 Lup 7.36 1,647.3 252.81 B6/B7III
HIP 75196 Ser 7.36 427.5 17.01 F5
HIP 75382 Ser 7.36 455.5 19.32 A0
HIP 75873 TrA 7.36 1,469.2 201.00 B2/B3IV
HIP 76306 Boo 7.36 1,430.5 190.55 K5
HIP 76634 Ser 7.36 540.0 27.16 K3III
HIP 77084 Dra 7.36 137.8 1.77 G5
HIP 77110 Dra 7.36 224.2 4.68 F0
HIP 77804 Ser 7.36 918.7 78.63 K2
HIP 78491 ◈ TrA 7.36 1,430.5 190.55 M5III
HIP 78607 Nor 7.36 715.3 47.64 B9V
HIP 79297 Her 7.36 486.8 22.08 K0
HIP 79852 Sco 7.36 375.8 13.15 F0V
HIP 79895 Sco 7.36 246.9 5.68 F3V
HIP 80024 ◈ Sco 7.36 532.9 26.45 B9II/III
HIP 80148 Sco 7.36 608.5 34.48 K3III
HIP 81016 Dra 7.36 309.7 8.94 Am
HIP 81368 Sco 7.36 648.4 39.16 B9V
HIP 83286 Oph 7.36 1,244.9 144.28 B7/B8V
HIP 83457 ◈ Sco 7.36 494.9 22.82 A9V
HIP 83640 Her 7.36 606.2 34.23 A2
HIP 83724 Her 7.36 494.9 22.82 A0
HIP 84692 Her 7.36 686.6 43.93 K2
HIP 85880 Her 7.36 713.7 47.42 A0
HIP 85954 Oph 7.36 246.3 5.65 F0IV
HIP 87070 Ara 7.36 277.3 7.16 F0/F2III
HIP 87144 Sco 7.36 332.1 10.27 A3V
HIP 87766 Dra 7.36 415.5 16.08 A3
HIP 88568 Her 7.36 821.6 62.86 F3II
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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.