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 71571	Boo	5.90	322.9	37.26	K2III:
45 Ser	Ser	5.63	322.9	47.77	A7V
HIP 94210	Lyr	7.17	322.9	11.57	F0
HIP 99537	Tel	8.53	322.9	3.31	F7V
HIP 101679	Del	8.69	322.9	2.85	F8
HIP 105626	Peg	9.78	322.9	1.05	F8
HIP 105838	Ind	8.84	322.9	2.48	F5V
HIP 110974	Aqr	8.61	322.9	3.07	G0
HIP 111230	Ind	7.04	322.9	13.04	F5/F6IV/V
HIP 113912	Gru	10.81	322.9	0.40	G5
HIP 115418	Gru	8.97	322.9	2.20	F8V
HIP 116245	Aqr	7.09	322.9	12.45	A4IV
HIP 116517	Phe	8.72	322.9	2.77	G5/G6V
HIP 487	Cep	9.44	323.2	1.43	G0
HIP 1335	And	8.58	323.2	3.17	F8
HIP 3222	Cet	8.96	323.2	2.23	G0
HIP 4258	Cas	9.18	323.2	1.82	G0+...
HIP 5240	Cas	6.41	323.2	23.36	K2III...
HIP 16102	Per	7.69	323.2	7.18	F8
HIP 18550	Tau	9.03	323.2	2.09	F5
HIP 22189	Ori	6.33	323.2	25.14	A2V
HIP 30088	CMa	6.67	323.2	18.38	B9V
HIP 33984	Pup	7.47	323.2	8.80	A8III/IVm..
HIP 34154	Cam	8.85	323.2	2.47	G5
HIP 34521	Gem	7.84	323.2	6.26	F8
HIP 46075	Vel	6.47	323.2	22.10	A1m...
HIP 48348	Vel	5.62	323.2	48.35	K2III
HIP 60304	Com	8.51	323.2	3.38	F6V
HIP 71208	Vir	10.30	323.2	0.65	F8
HIP 76664	Aps	6.19	323.2	28.60	K2II
HIP 77809	Lib	7.78	323.2	6.61	F7V
HIP 77880	CrB	10.42	323.2	0.58	G0
HIP 79759	CrB	8.12	323.2	4.84	F5
HIP 80603 ◈	Sco	8.60	323.2	3.11	G3V
HIP 83136	Oph	9.00	323.2	2.15	F0V
HIP 83246	Oph	8.22	323.2	4.41	G1V
HIP 83711	Oph	7.69	323.2	7.18	A0
HIP 84359	Ara	8.15	323.2	4.70	F2V
HIP 88516	Oph	7.57	323.2	8.02	F0
HIP 89373	CrA	7.79	323.2	6.55	F2V
HIP 100171	Vul	7.92	323.2	5.81	F8
HIP 110863	Cep	8.14	323.2	4.75	F5
HIP 8236	Eri	9.88	323.6	0.96	F7/F8IV/V
HIP 11502	Eri	9.03	323.6	2.10	G6/G8III:+.
HIP 11679	Cas	9.20	323.6	1.79	G
HIP 14928	For	9.76	323.6	1.07	G6V
HIP 17799	Tau	8.27	323.6	4.22	F5
HIP 23355	Aur	7.42	323.6	9.23	F2
HIP 23492	Ori	7.24	323.6	10.89	F2
HIP 23632	Tau	7.64	323.6	7.54	A2
HIP 25694	Tau	8.15	323.6	4.71	F8
HIP 29285	Pup	7.65	323.6	7.47	F5/F6IV/V
HIP 31800	Col	7.97	323.6	5.56	F6V
55Psi4Aur	Aur	5.04	323.6	82.64	K5III
HIP 36702	Car	8.09	323.6	4.98	F6/F7IV/V
HIP 36848	Pup	5.78	323.6	41.80	K1III
HIP 40221	Hya	7.93	323.6	5.77	K0
HIP 52429	Sex	9.46	323.6	1.41	G5
HIP 54402	Cen	8.93	323.6	2.30	G0/G1V
HIP 55857	Crt	8.27	323.6	4.22	F5

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.