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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.

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Brightest in our sky Nearest to the Sun Most luminous Stars with proper names Variable stars
StarConstellationMagnitude Distance (ly)Luminosity (Suns)Spectral type
HIP 96328 Cyg 7.48 423.0 14.93 A2
HIP 96680 Tel 7.48 244.1 4.97 F3V
HIP 96906 Cyg 7.48 170.4 2.42 F5
HIP 96955 Pav 7.48 136.1 1.55 G5V
HIP 97162 Aql 7.48 — 8,871,560 B2V
HIP 97216 Aql 7.48 268.7 6.02 F8
HIP 97730 Vul 7.48 1,622.7 219.58 B9
HIP 98124 Aql 7.48 1,393.8 162.03 A0
HIP 98504 ◈ Vul 7.48 942.6 74.13 B9
HIP 98548 Aql 7.48 1,753.5 256.33 K2
HIP 98942 Sgr 7.48 285.4 6.79 F3V
HIP 99228 Cap 7.48 530.3 23.46 K0III
HIP 99395 Cyg 7.48 1,853.2 286.29 K0
HIP 99995 Del 7.48 937.2 73.25 B9
HIP 100237 Aql 7.48 558.5 26.01 A2
HIP 100759 Cep 7.48 601.8 30.20 A3
HIP 100783 Aql 7.48 320.7 8.57 F5
HIP 101297 Aql 7.48 595.2 29.54 G8III
HIP 101561 Cyg 7.48 1,003.6 84.02 K5
HIP 101714 Del 7.48 576.2 27.69 A5
HIP 103452 Cyg 7.48 1,249.6 130.26 B9
HIP 104345 Cyg 7.48 555.6 25.75 A0
HIP 104594 Cyg 7.48 683.8 38.98 G5
HIP 104718 Mic 7.48 767.4 49.11 K0III
HIP 106037 Vul 7.48 354.9 10.50 Am
HIP 106849 Cyg 7.48 970.7 78.56 K5
HIP 107261 PsA 7.48 721.6 43.41 K0III
HIP 107442 Cep 7.48 — 8,871,560 B0.5V
HIP 108746 Peg 7.48 449.3 16.83 A3
HIP 108785 Aqr 7.48 556.6 25.85 K0III
HIP 108885 Peg 7.48 908.5 68.87 B9
HIP 109919 Lac 7.48 1,072.9 96.03 B9
HIP 110305 Peg 7.48 421.4 14.80 F0
HIP 110760 Peg 7.48 246.2 5.05 F5
HIP 110843 Gru 7.48 115.4 1.11 G5V
HIP 111480 Peg 7.48 1,132.5 106.95 K2
HIP 111647 ◈ Aqr 7.48 243.6 4.95 F0
HIP 111893 Peg 7.48 821.6 56.29 K0II-III
HIP 113195 Cep 7.48 256.8 5.50 A5
HIP 113718 Aqr 7.48 55.6 0.26 K4V
HIP 113936 Aqr 7.48 886.3 65.52 K0
HIP 113992 Peg 7.48 1,199.1 119.89 K5III
HIP 114017 ◈ Aqr 7.48 1,725.7 248.43 M3III
HIP 114795 Aqr 7.48 784.0 51.29 G5
HIP 115896 Peg 7.48 879.1 64.45 F5
HIP 116315 Scl 7.48 225.1 4.23 F8V
HIP 117087 Phe 7.48 896.0 66.93 K3III
HIP 117236 Peg 7.48 139.8 1.63 G0
HIP 117373 Aqr 7.48 555.6 25.75 K0III
HIP 276 Peg 7.49 189.7 2.98 G0
HIP 965 Hyi 7.49 1,101.9 100.37 K4III
HIP 1812 Cet 7.49 504.1 20.99 K0
HIP 2152 And 7.49 586.6 28.44 K3III
HIP 3178 Phe 7.49 1,853.2 283.66 K3IIICN...
HIP 3454 ◈ And 7.49 383.3 12.13 F5
HIP 4038 Cas 7.49 737.9 45.00 K0
HIP 4519 Cas 7.49 428.6 15.18 A0
HIP 5508 Cas 7.49 739.6 45.21 A2
HIP 6886 Hyi 7.49 508.8 21.40 K3III
HIP 7125 Cet 7.49 423.0 14.79 A2
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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.