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 78949 ◈	Oph	7.43	1,988.8	345.46	M...
HIP 80219	UMi	7.43	1,259.3	138.55	K5
HIP 81248	Dra	7.43	362.4	11.47	A3
HIP 82233	Oph	7.43	137.4	1.65	G2V
HIP 82845	Oph	7.43	483.9	20.46	K0
HIP 83686	Ara	7.43	341.2	10.17	K2III
HIP 84519	Ara	7.43	967.8	81.81	B8V
HIP 86232	Oph	7.43	231.3	4.67	G5
HIP 86368	Ara	7.43	250.1	5.47	K1IV
HIP 86625	Oph	7.43	2,695.5	634.45	K5
HIP 87271	Her	7.43	1,299.4	147.50	K5
HIP 87805	Ara	7.43	—	9,289,664	B5Ve
HIP 87960	Dra	7.43	370.6	12.00	A2+...
HIP 88323	Dra	7.43	292.5	7.47	F0
HIP 88369	Sgr	7.43	2,104.2	386.54	B2III/IV
HIP 88847	Her	7.43	665.6	38.69	A0
HIP 88969	Ser	7.43	369.0	11.89	G0
HIP 89026	Dra	7.43	704.4	43.33	B9
HIP 89169	Dra	7.43	695.4	42.23	K0
HIP 91151	Dra	7.43	668.4	39.01	G5
HIP 91287	Sgr	7.43	101.1	0.89	G5V
HIP 91671	Lyr	7.43	1,052.1	96.65	B9
HIP 91824	Her	7.43	686.6	41.19	A0
HIP 91956	CrA	7.43	218.5	4.17	F2V
HIP 92281	Lyr	7.43	1,136.4	112.82	K5
HIP 92990	Pav	7.43	1,259.3	138.55	K0III
HIP 93274	Aql	7.43	1,042.0	94.80	B9
HIP 93709	Aql	7.43	587.7	30.17	K0
HIP 93885	Vul	7.43	310.3	8.41	F0
HIP 93904 ◈	Aql	7.43	—	9,289,664	B3Ia
HIP 94635	Sgr	7.43	595.2	30.93	K0III
HIP 94902	Sgr	7.43	183.9	2.95	F6V
HIP 95147	Vul	7.43	1,325.8	153.46	B2V
HIP 95197	Vul	7.43	849.4	62.98	B2.5V
HIP 95608	Vul	7.43	1,863.7	303.39	B2IV
HIP 95952	Sgr	7.43	1,725.7	260.14	B5III
HIP 97455	Sgr	7.43	446.2	17.38	K0III
HIP 98476	Aql	7.43	—	9,289,664	G5
HIP 98499	Sgr	7.43	613.1	32.81	A1IV/V
HIP 99231	Cyg	7.43	—	9,289,664	B0.5III
HIP 99403	Cyg	7.43	1,941.4	329.00	M0
HIP 99753	Aql	7.43	288.9	7.29	F0
HIP 99831	Pav	7.43	1,342.2	157.33	G8III
HIP 100014	Cap	7.43	331.5	9.59	A5III
HIP 100431	Aql	7.43	578.3	29.21	G9III
HIP 100709	Del	7.43	597.4	31.16	A2
HIP 100996	Aql	7.43	1,545.8	208.74	B8
HIP 101326	Del	7.43	2,811.7	690.56	B8
HIP 102439	Del	7.43	415.5	15.08	K2
HIP 102610	Del	7.43	131.0	1.50	F8
HIP 102627	Del	7.43	354.1	10.95	A0
HIP 102694	Cep	7.43	432.0	16.29	A0
HIP 104127	Cyg	7.43	807.3	56.91	A0V
HIP 104401	Equ	7.43	1,136.4	112.82	A2
HIP 104878	Aqr	7.43	1,012.9	89.62	A2V
HIP 105098	Ind	7.43	571.2	28.50	K0III
HIP 105144	Cep	7.43	803.3	56.34	K0
HIP 105180	Ind	7.43	1,128.6	111.28	A3III
HIP 105747	Equ	7.43	443.7	17.20	A2
HIP 106843	Cep	7.43	2,038.5	362.74	B0V

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.