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 3610	Cet	7.68	308.9	6.62	G5
HIP 5489	Cet	9.20	308.9	1.63	G0
HIP 6298	Psc	8.31	308.9	3.71	F8
HIP 10153	Cet	11.89	308.9	0.14	M0V:
HIP 16953	For	9.29	308.9	1.50	G0V
HIP 17901	Cam	8.21	308.9	4.06	F2III
HIP 19330	Hyi	8.64	308.9	2.73	F6V
66 Eri ◈	Eri	5.12	308.9	69.95	B9.5V
HIP 33445	Lyn	8.63	308.9	2.76	F2
HIP 45217	Cnc	8.71	308.9	2.56	G5
HIP 63386	Vir	7.53	308.9	7.60	G5
HIP 64830	Cen	8.96	308.9	2.04	G1V
HIP 69264	Cir	8.77	308.9	2.43	G8/K0III/IV
HIP 70633	Boo	8.34	308.9	3.60	G0
HIP 78991	Nor	6.61	308.9	17.73	A1m...
HIP 80060 ◈	Sco	6.56	308.9	18.57	F0III/IV
HIP 80708	Oph	6.46	308.9	20.36	K5
HIP 82823	Aps	8.37	308.9	3.51	F8V
HIP 84791	Oph	8.99	308.9	1.98	F5V
HIP 87984	Dra	8.54	308.9	3.00	G5
HIP 92677	Dra	7.40	308.9	8.57	G5
HIP 93226	Tel	8.54	308.9	3.00	G0V
HIP 94782	Pav	7.34	308.9	9.05	F0/F2V
HIP 96019	Cyg	8.33	308.9	3.64	G0+...
HIP 97642	Sgr	9.05	308.9	1.87	K0V
HIP 100761	Pav	8.34	308.9	3.60	F3IV/V
HIP 110002	Aqr	8.43	308.9	3.32	F8
HIP 112568	Lac	8.19	308.9	4.14	F5
HIP 114355	Aqr	8.47	308.9	3.20	F0
HIP 115108	And	8.59	308.9	2.86	F8
HIP 2000	Psc	9.82	309.2	0.92	G5
HIP 5674 ◈	Cas	7.30	309.2	9.41	A5
HIP 15158	Cet	8.58	309.2	2.89	F8
HIP 18703	Eri	8.95	309.2	2.06	F2V
HIP 22643	Cae	8.58	309.2	2.89	G3V
Canopus Alp Car	Car	-0.62	309.2	13,855	F0Ib
HIP 33427	Vol	8.36	309.2	3.54	F8V
HIP 34457	CMa	7.54	309.2	7.54	F7V
HIP 34892	Cam	9.71	309.2	1.02	G0
HIP 37758 ◈	Pup	8.07	309.2	4.63	A2
HIP 39327	Pup	8.56	309.2	2.95	G2V
HIP 39749	Cnc	7.68	309.2	6.63	F8
HIP 45055	Hya	8.05	309.2	4.72	F3V
HIP 62935	CVn	8.54	309.2	3.00	G5
HIP 64970	Hya	8.12	309.2	4.42	F8V
HIP 66823	Vir	7.98	309.2	5.03	K0
HIP 68433	CVn	8.49	309.2	3.14	G0
HIP 69413	Cen	7.51	309.2	7.76	F7V
HIP 77835	Ser	6.21	309.2	25.68	F5II-III
HIP 79634	Her	7.55	309.2	7.47	F0
HIP 81803	Sco	6.47	309.2	20.21	G3III
HIP 84734	Sco	7.01	309.2	12.29	A2V
HIP 87117	Her	7.61	309.2	7.07	G5
HIP 89315	CrA	7.68	309.2	6.63	F6V
HIP 93052	Pav	7.61	309.2	7.07	F0V
HIP 94391	Sgr	7.79	309.2	5.99	B4
HIP 97267	Dra	8.23	309.2	4.00	F5
HIP 99007	Tel	8.58	309.2	2.89	F8V
HIP 101369	Del	11.63	309.2	0.17	K3
HIP 107266	Cap	8.28	309.2	3.82	F8

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.