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 37154	Pup	8.06	336.6	5.54	F3V
HIP 38868	CMi	6.03	336.6	35.91	K0III
HIP 41064	Cnc	8.37	336.6	4.16	F5
HIP 41804	Pyx	7.12	336.6	13.16	F3IV
HIP 50558	Sex	7.70	336.6	7.71	F0
HIP 64798	CVn	8.36	336.6	4.20	F2
HIP 70619	Boo	8.17	336.6	5.00	F8
HIP 70713	Cen	8.20	336.6	4.87	F8V
HIP 75365	Lib	11.44	336.6	0.25	—
HIP 81318	Oph	6.88	336.6	16.41	F2
HIP 81495	Sco	8.66	336.6	3.19	F5V
HIP 85353	Ara	8.69	336.6	3.10	F3V
HIP 86429	Sco	8.86	336.6	2.65	G2V
HIP 88365	Oph	10.69	336.6	0.49	K0
HIP 88465	Sgr	9.65	336.6	1.28	G8V
HIP 89040	CrA	9.09	336.6	2.14	K1III
HIP 103363	Mic	8.40	336.6	4.05	F5V
HIP 111749	PsA	7.82	336.6	6.91	F0IV/V
HIP 117749	Tuc	7.54	336.6	8.94	F3/F5IV
HIP 971	And	7.19	336.9	12.37	F0
HIP 1683	Tuc	8.99	336.9	2.36	G2IV/V
HIP 5465	And	6.97	336.9	15.15	F5
HIP 5733	Cet	8.63	336.9	3.28	F3V
HIP 6851	Phe	9.47	336.9	1.51	G5V
HIP 8724	Phe	9.39	336.9	1.63	F7V
HIP 9028	Ari	8.49	336.9	3.74	F8
HIP 10108	For	8.89	336.9	2.58	F7V
32Nu Ari	Ari	5.45	336.9	61.43	A7V
HIP 14080	Ari	7.99	336.9	5.92	F2
HIP 17729	Tau	8.32	336.9	4.37	A2
HIP 18266	Tau	10.96	336.9	0.38	—
HIP 22432	Eri	8.27	336.9	4.58	F7V
HIP 25645	Ori	7.47	336.9	9.56	A2
HIP 28530	Aur	8.06	336.9	5.55	F0
HIP 28759	Aur	8.72	336.9	3.02	F8
HIP 29606	Aur	7.69	336.9	7.81	A0
HIP 36248	Lyn	8.89	336.9	2.58	G0
HIP 42165	Cnc	8.52	336.9	3.63	G5
26 Hya	Hya	4.77	336.9	114.92	G8III
HIP 45873	Cnc	8.51	336.9	3.67	F4IV
HIP 49238	Car	8.15	336.9	5.11	F3V
HIP 53133	Leo	9.27	336.9	1.82	G5
HIP 55008	Hya	8.61	336.9	3.35	F3/F5V
HIP 57072 ◈	Crt	6.90	336.9	16.16	Fm delta Del
HIP 61442	Com	8.09	336.9	5.40	F8IV
HIP 64637	Cen	7.62	336.9	8.33	F2V
HIP 67075	Hya	8.78	336.9	2.86	F6V
HIP 68808	Vir	6.56	336.9	22.10	A1/A2V
13Xi 1Lib	Lib	5.78	336.9	45.33	G7III
HIP 74866 ◈	UMi	7.74	336.9	7.45	F0
HIP 87157	Dra	7.51	336.9	9.21	G0
HIP 92839	Sgr	8.51	336.9	3.67	G8V
HIP 96734	Pav	6.37	336.9	26.33	A0Vn
HIP 97341	Cyg	8.89	336.9	2.58	F8
HIP 97908	Aql	9.02	336.9	2.29	G5
HIP 98936	Sge	9.35	336.9	1.69	G0
HIP 101422	Ind	7.86	336.9	6.67	G0V
HIP 110101	Aqr	7.65	336.9	8.10	A8V
HIP 112590	Lac	5.82	336.9	43.69	G8III:
HIP 113484	Peg	9.23	336.9	1.89	F8

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.