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 59093 ◈	Cha	7.48	335.9	9.41	A9III/IV
HIP 65359	CVn	10.35	335.9	0.67	K2III
HIP 66274	Vir	9.06	335.9	2.20	G5
2 Boo	Boo	5.63	335.9	51.71	G9III
HIP 68635	Boo	8.79	335.9	2.82	F6V
HIP 70897	Cen	9.43	335.9	1.56	G0V
HIP 72097	Cir	6.10	335.9	33.54	K0III
HIP 75082	TrA	8.63	335.9	3.26	G0V
HIP 77222	CrB	8.76	335.9	2.89	F2
HIP 77492	Aps	9.16	335.9	2.00	G3/G5III
HIP 77570	Ser	7.11	335.9	13.23	A0
HIP 79663	Sco	7.69	335.9	7.76	G0
HIP 81097	Oph	8.61	335.9	3.32	G6V
HIP 87227	Sgr	7.80	335.9	7.01	A9V
HIP 92912	Sgr	8.27	335.9	4.55	F2V
HIP 100515	Cyg	6.20	335.9	30.59	K0IIIvar
HIP 103136	Mic	8.94	335.9	2.45	K0V
HIP 106116	Gru	8.20	335.9	4.85	F2V
HIP 108119	Peg	6.36	335.9	26.40	K0III+...
HIP 108294	Gru	5.45	335.9	61.04	A3V
HIP 3312	And	8.85	336.2	2.67	F8
HIP 7283	UMi	6.46	336.2	24.12	A3V
HIP 9880	Cet	12.25	336.2	0.12	K7
HIP 11076	Ari	8.92	336.2	2.50	G0
HIP 11839	Cet	8.77	336.2	2.87	F8
HIP 14606	Ari	9.11	336.2	2.10	F8
HIP 14970	Eri	6.74	336.2	18.64	K2III
HIP 15708	Cet	10.27	336.2	0.72	F8
HIP 16489	Cep	5.62	336.2	52.29	G3IIp...
HIP 16526	Ret	9.24	336.2	1.86	G5V
HIP 16799	Eri	7.86	336.2	6.64	G3V
HIP 20785	Tau	8.57	336.2	3.45	G5
HIP 20994	Tau	9.73	336.2	1.19	G0
HIP 21454	Per	9.20	336.2	1.93	G5
16 Cam	Cam	5.24	336.2	74.20	A0Vn
HIP 29077	Ori	7.29	336.2	11.23	F0
HIP 30976	CMa	8.30	336.2	4.43	F6V
HIP 36770	Pup	8.03	336.2	5.68	F0V
HIP 41859	Vol	9.09	336.2	2.14	F5V
HIP 49869	Leo	9.73	336.2	1.19	K0
HIP 50172	Leo	9.67	336.2	1.25	F8
HIP 53340	Car	8.58	336.2	3.42	F6V
HIP 63586	Cen	9.30	336.2	1.76	G0IV/V
HIP 72679	Boo	8.74	336.2	2.95	F5
HIP 73618	Dra	9.53	336.2	1.43	G0
HIP 73672	Lup	6.65	336.2	20.25	A4IV
HIP 84782	Aps	7.53	336.2	9.00	F2III/IV
HIP 86110	Oph	9.66	336.2	1.27	F8
Eta1CrA	CrA	5.46	336.2	60.59	A2Vn
HIP 106344	Ind	9.52	336.2	1.44	G2/G3V
HIP 107715	PsA	8.21	336.2	4.81	F6/F7V
HIP 117242	Cas	8.80	336.2	2.80	F2
HIP 117259	Cas	7.86	336.2	6.64	F5V
HIP 117753	Aqr	8.52	336.2	3.62	F2V
HIP 1123	And	6.22	336.6	30.14	A1V
HIP 7919	And	7.90	336.6	6.42	F8
HIP 13530	Ari	8.74	336.6	2.96	K0
HIP 13990	Eri	9.35	336.6	1.69	F8
HIP 20516	Dor	10.14	336.6	0.82	G5/G6V
HIP 28872	Aur	8.78	336.6	2.85	G0

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.