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 89673	Sgr	9.41	334.5	1.58	G0V
HIP 90083	Sct	6.32	334.5	27.16	B9.5V
HIP 95271	Dra	7.40	334.5	10.05	F0
13 Vul	Vul	4.57	334.5	136.14	B9.5III
HIP 103671	Aqr	7.93	334.5	6.17	A5
HIP 105608	Equ	7.27	334.5	11.32	A5
HIP 114615	Scl	9.60	334.5	1.32	G3V
HIP 116344	Psc	8.72	334.5	2.98	F8
HIP 875	Scl	8.68	334.9	3.10	G2V
HIP 9346	For	8.40	334.9	4.01	G1/G2V
HIP 11603	Cet	6.09	334.9	33.64	K2III
HIP 14646	For	8.63	334.9	3.24	F3V
HIP 19828	Eri	9.81	334.9	1.09	A2
HIP 24304	Tau	9.24	334.9	1.85	F8
HIP 29754	CMa	9.19	334.9	1.94	G2/G3V
HIP 30267	Aur	6.88	334.9	16.25	G5
HIP 32665	Aur	7.92	334.9	6.23	F5
HIP 39695	Pup	9.68	334.9	1.23	G0
HIP 49345	UMa	9.37	334.9	1.64	G0
HIP 49922	Hya	9.12	334.9	2.06	F3V
HIP 50814	Leo	7.75	334.9	7.29	F0
HIP 51729	UMa	8.36	334.9	4.16	F0
HIP 61930	Crv	7.91	334.9	6.29	F0IV
HIP 65155	Cen	8.58	334.9	3.39	F8/G0V
HIP 69559	Boo	8.98	334.9	2.35	F5
2 Lib	Lib	6.22	334.9	29.84	G7III
HIP 73070	Boo	7.18	334.9	12.33	A2
HIP 74145 ◈	Lib	7.47	334.9	9.44	Ap
HIP 77316	CrB	9.25	334.9	1.83	G5
HIP 79044	Lup	6.75	334.9	18.31	B9V
HIP 85433	Her	8.31	334.9	4.35	F8
HIP 86858	Sgr	8.80	334.9	2.77	F5V
HIP 87349	Her	8.10	334.9	5.28	G0
HIP 98506	Sgr	9.97	334.9	0.94	F0V
HIP 104551	Cap	12.74	334.9	0.07	—
HIP 105129	Vul	8.06	334.9	5.48	F5
HIP 114068	Gru	10.93	334.9	0.39	F8
HIP 114808	Gru	9.82	334.9	1.08	G8V
HIP 116735	Psc	9.52	334.9	1.43	F6
HIP 2403	Cet	7.55	335.2	8.78	F5V
HIP 4646	Hyi	8.87	335.2	2.60	G1V
HIP 4729	Phe	9.87	335.2	1.04	F7V
HIP 7317	Psc	8.81	335.2	2.75	F5
HIP 9260	Ari	9.02	335.2	2.27	F8
HIP 14025	Eri	9.72	335.2	1.19	G3/G5IV/V
HIP 17595	Tau	5.91	335.2	39.77	G9III
HIP 18530	Hyi	8.41	335.2	3.98	F0V
HIP 18782	Per	7.14	335.2	12.81	K0
HIP 26293	Aur	8.92	335.2	2.49	G0
HIP 26347	Pic	7.40	335.2	10.08	F5IV
HIP 35797	Lyn	9.06	335.2	2.19	G0
HIP 47235	Hya	8.79	335.2	2.80	G3V
HIP 55415	Cen	7.02	335.2	14.31	K0III
HIP 57246	Hya	8.26	335.2	4.57	A7V
HIP 58654	UMa	5.59	335.2	53.41	K0III
HIP 58743	Vir	7.48	335.2	9.37	F0
HIP 60249	Vir	8.35	335.2	4.20	F2
HIP 60463	Cen	5.79	335.2	44.42	B8/B9V
HIP 63428	Vir	8.46	335.2	3.80	F8
HIP 64553	Cen	8.77	335.2	2.85	G6III

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.