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 67894	Vir	8.36	310.9	3.58	F5
HIP 70889	Lib	8.93	310.9	2.12	F8V
HIP 74325	Ser	8.65	310.9	2.74	F5
HIP 75881	Boo	8.36	310.9	3.58	G0
HIP 77124	Lib	9.58	310.9	1.17	G1V
HIP 79678	Her	8.85	310.9	2.28	G0
HIP 89056	Her	7.95	310.9	5.23	A3
HIP 89891	Lyr	8.31	310.9	3.75	F5
HIP 97738	Tel	6.89	310.9	13.88	F6V
HIP 104407	Cyg	8.90	310.9	2.18	F5
HIP 107747	Oct	7.16	310.9	10.82	F6V
HIP 113902	Gru	5.79	310.9	38.23	K0III
HIP 116217	Aqr	8.06	310.9	4.72	G8/K0IV
HIP 116343	Peg	8.36	310.9	3.58	F5
HIP 117046	Cep	8.77	310.9	2.46	F8
HIP 3057	Psc	9.71	311.2	1.04	G0
63Del Psc	Psc	4.44	311.2	132.80	K5III
HIP 3952	Phe	9.26	311.2	1.57	G5V
HIP 5130	Phe	9.31	311.2	1.50	F8V
HIP 10660	Per	8.06	311.2	4.73	F5V
HIP 12826	Per	11.16	311.2	0.27	—
HIP 13126	Cas	8.87	311.2	2.24	F5
HIP 13463	Hyi	10.41	311.2	0.54	—
HIP 20649	Eri	9.43	311.2	1.34	G2/G3V
HIP 20739	Dor	8.29	311.2	3.83	F6V
HIP 27347	Tau	8.30	311.2	3.79	K0
HIP 31341	CMa	7.64	311.2	6.97	F5V
HIP 45638	Hya	8.10	311.2	4.56	F3V
HIP 46825	Car	7.38	311.2	8.86	F8III
HIP 47791	UMa	6.18	311.2	26.74	F3Vn
HIP 54164	Crt	8.92	311.2	2.14	G3/G5V
HIP 57901	Leo	12.30	311.2	0.10	G:
HIP 58449	UMa	10.76	311.2	0.39	G0
HIP 58650	UMa	7.24	311.2	10.07	A3
HIP 59869 ◈	Cen	9.56	311.2	1.19	G3V
HIP 69119	Hya	8.82	311.2	2.35	G1V
HIP 69923	Boo	7.21	311.2	10.36	Am...
HIP 71017	Lib	9.34	311.2	1.46	G3V
HIP 71431	Boo	8.19	311.2	4.20	F5
HIP 74037 ◈	Dra	6.82	311.2	14.83	F4III SB
41 Lib	Lib	5.36	311.2	56.91	G8III/IV
HIP 83135	Ara	8.74	311.2	2.53	K1V:
HIP 93053	Dra	6.50	311.2	19.92	G5IV comp
HIP 98414	Pav	8.86	311.2	2.27	F7V:
HIP 101996	Mic	9.41	311.2	1.37	G5V
HIP 102976	Cep	13.21	311.2	0.04	M3
HIP 109557	Peg	9.28	311.2	1.54	F8V
HIP 113683	Gru	12.31	311.2	0.09	M:
HIP 114710	Gru	9.43	311.2	1.34	F5V
HIP 4226	Scl	8.56	311.5	2.99	F3V
HIP 6948	Psc	7.98	311.5	5.11	F5
HIP 9403	Cas	6.72	311.5	16.29	A3IV
HIP 14613	For	7.11	311.5	11.38	G3V
HIP 18732	Tau	9.98	311.5	0.81	G0
HIP 21541	Cae	9.60	311.5	1.15	G6V
HIP 21668	Eri	9.32	311.5	1.49	G5
HIP 23242	Cae	9.70	311.5	1.05	G5V
HIP 23446	Cae	5.92	311.5	34.04	K2III
HIP 29466	CMa	7.44	311.5	8.39	F5V
HIP 33077	CMa	5.65	311.5	43.65	A9/F0III

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.