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 73117	Lup	7.42	—	9,375,620	K4III
HIP 76031	Ser	7.42	165.8	2.42	G0
HIP 76730	Lup	7.42	596.3	31.33	K4III
HIP 77064	Lup	7.42	1,716.6	259.66	K5III:
HIP 78226	Her	7.42	593.0	30.99	A3
HIP 79285	CrB	7.42	180.3	2.87	G5
HIP 80264	Her	7.42	164.8	2.39	F8
HIP 81172	Ara	7.42	1,304.6	149.97	A0Ib
HIP 81338	TrA	7.42	—	9,375,620	K1II+...
HIP 82239	Her	7.42	551.9	26.84	K0
HIP 83183	Dra	7.42	1,136.4	113.87	K0
HIP 84078	Oph	7.42	973.6	83.56	B9IV
HIP 84323	Her	7.42	173.5	2.65	F6V
HIP 88131	Her	7.42	267.8	6.32	F8
HIP 88312	Sgr	7.42	3,136.1	866.96	B5II/III
HIP 88590	Her	7.42	—	9,375,620	K5
HIP 88664	Aps	7.42	445.0	17.44	A2III/IV
HIP 88780	Dra	7.42	580.3	29.68	K0
HIP 88855 ◈	Sgr	7.42	1,606.7	227.61	G5Ia
HIP 89499 ◈	Sgr	7.42	534.7	25.19	A0IV
HIP 90000	Dra	7.42	1,436.8	181.97	K5
HIP 90345	Her	7.42	197.0	3.42	F3V
HIP 90574	Sgr	7.42	203.0	3.63	G2V
HIP 90723	Lyr	7.42	—	9,375,620	M...
HIP 91336	CrA	7.42	371.5	12.17	F0III/IV
HIP 91884	Sgr	7.42	424.7	15.89	A6/A7V
HIP 92066 ◈	Sgr	7.42	921.3	74.82	Ap Si
HIP 92215	Sgr	7.42	721.6	45.88	Ap
HIP 92530	Tel	7.42	956.5	80.61	G8/K0III
HIP 92686	Sct	7.42	413.4	15.07	Am
HIP 94606	Aql	7.42	945.4	78.78	A2
HIP 94614	Tel	7.42	536.4	25.35	G8III/IV
HIP 95131	Vul	7.42	1,469.2	190.20	A0
HIP 95364	Aql	7.42	632.1	35.22	K0
HIP 95605	Lyr	7.42	701.4	43.37	A0
HIP 96784	Aql	7.42	—	9,375,620	B8
HIP 97201	Cyg	7.42	3,048.2	818.84	B5
HIP 97282	Cyg	7.42	702.9	43.53	K0
HIP 97461	Vul	7.42	1,169.0	120.45	B9
HIP 97866	Aql	7.42	242.0	5.16	G0
HIP 98460	Cyg	7.42	695.4	42.62	A0V
HIP 98540	Oct	7.42	698.4	42.97	K2/K3IIICN.
HIP 98637	Cyg	7.42	1,144.4	115.45	B8V
HIP 99136	Cyg	7.42	853.8	64.27	G5
HIP 99984	Cap	7.42	511.2	23.04	A3IV
HIP 100173	Cyg	7.42	—	9,375,620	O7e
HIP 100716	Cap	7.42	541.8	25.87	A7V
HIP 101620	Del	7.42	173.5	2.65	F8
HIP 101785	Cap	7.42	169.3	2.53	F5V
HIP 101881	Vul	7.42	1,953.0	336.05	B9
HIP 102405	Ind	7.42	791.6	55.26	K0III
HIP 102568	Cyg	7.42	624.8	34.42	A0
HIP 102714	Cyg	7.42	942.6	78.34	G5
HIP 103435	UMi	7.42	445.6	17.49	A3
HIP 103823	Vul	7.42	1,583.3	221.00	B9
HIP 104534	Cap	7.42	633.3	35.35	G6IV
HIP 104957	Cep	7.42	908.5	72.78	A0
HIP 105049	Equ	7.42	381.9	12.86	F2
HIP 106152	Peg	7.42	669.7	39.52	A5
HIP 107258	Peg	7.42	312.4	8.60	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.