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 10089	For	7.42	1,874.5	309.60	K5III
HIP 10167	Cet	7.42	373.2	12.27	A3m...
HIP 10708	And	7.42	1,264.2	140.86	K0
HIP 11266	And	7.42	280.4	6.93	G5
HIP 12100	Tri	7.42	403.7	14.36	G5
HIP 12432	Cas	7.42	565.3	28.16	A0
HIP 12457	Tri	7.42	527.8	24.55	A5III
HIP 13321	Cet	7.42	441.9	17.22	F2V
HIP 15394	Ari	7.42	267.6	6.31	G5
HIP 15928	Tau	7.42	360.4	11.45	A0
HIP 16558	Eri	7.42	512.8	23.18	G5
HIP 16717	For	7.42	473.4	19.75	K0III
HIP 16722	Ret	7.42	749.8	49.57	K0III
HIP 17486	Hyi	7.42	177.9	2.79	G0V
HIP 17731	Eri	7.42	744.6	48.89	K0
HIP 18297	Tau	7.42	388.3	13.29	A0
HIP 20340	Per	7.42	891.1	70.02	K5
HIP 21154	Eri	7.42	311.8	8.57	K1IV
HIP 22406	Eri	7.42	1,976.7	344.51	A2
HIP 22636	Ori	7.42	1,462.6	188.45	K2
HIP 22894	Aur	7.42	1,411.9	175.71	A0
HIP 23186	Aur	7.42	—	9,375,620	B2IV
HIP 23355	Aur	7.42	323.6	9.23	F2
HIP 24076	Eri	7.42	187.2	3.09	F8
HIP 24599	Ori	7.42	345.1	10.50	A5
HIP 24760 ◈	Cam	7.42	487.5	20.95	G5
HIP 24921	Ori	7.42	616.6	33.51	A0
HIP 25072	Ori	7.42	1,113.2	109.24	K5
HIP 25871	Tau	7.42	263.0	6.10	F8
HIP 26454	Pic	7.42	672.5	39.85	A3V
HIP 26628	Lep	7.42	1,370.4	165.50	K1III
HIP 27020	Ori	7.42	379.3	12.68	K0
HIP 27172	Aur	7.42	2,548.1	572.27	F5II
HIP 27559	Pic	7.42	243.2	5.21	F0IV/V
HIP 28967	Col	7.42	724.8	46.30	K0III
HIP 29345	Aur	7.42	780.3	53.65	G5
HIP 30373	Aur	7.42	609.6	32.75	A0
HIP 31154	Cam	7.42	706.0	43.93	G9III
HIP 31316	Gem	7.42	286.9	7.25	A3
HIP 31430	Pic	7.42	862.8	65.64	A5V
HIP 32726	Gem	7.42	1,575.6	218.78	F8
HIP 33477	Gem	7.42	321.7	9.12	A5
HIP 33675	Men	7.42	594.1	31.10	G8III
HIP 33985	Lyn	7.42	484.6	20.70	F8IV-V comp
HIP 35121	Car	7.42	—	9,375,620	K4III
HIP 35474	Car	7.42	1,083.6	103.47	K2III
HIP 35556	Mon	7.42	405.2	14.47	K0
HIP 35705	Mon	7.42	834.2	61.32	A0
HIP 35947	Pup	7.42	201.7	3.58	F5V
HIP 36083	CMa	7.42	916.2	73.99	K3IIICNIV/V
HIP 36115	Pup	7.42	479.6	20.27	K0III
HIP 36933	CMi	7.42	1,109.4	108.44	B9
HIP 37697	Pup	7.42	518.5	23.70	B9V
HIP 38161	Mon	7.42	569.2	28.55	A0
HIP 38533	Gem	7.42	760.3	50.96	K0
HIP 39187	Pup	7.42	255.6	5.76	F0V
HIP 40443	Pup	7.42	1,025.6	92.73	B4V
HIP 40603	Cnc	7.42	1,094.5	105.58	K1III
HIP 40893	Hya	7.42	425.2	15.94	F2
HIP 41549	Lyn	7.42	365.6	11.78	F0

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.