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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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Brown dwarf
Brightest in our sky Nearest to the Sun Most luminous Stars with proper names Variable stars
StarConstellationMagnitude Distance (ly)Luminosity (Suns)Spectral type
HIP 56619 Cen 7.51 1,083.6 95.24 M0Ib
HIP 57774 UMa 7.51 1,606.7 209.51 M0
HIP 57941 Leo 7.51 493.4 19.75 K0
HIP 58940 UMa 7.51 168.4 2.30 F8
HIP 59258 UMa 7.51 212.5 3.66 F2
HIP 59387 Cen 7.51 1,022.4 84.80 K1III
HIP 59414 Com 7.51 744.6 45.00 G2V
HIP 59596 Com 7.51 410.3 13.65 A3V
HIP 59982 Cru 7.51 2,673.4 579.70 B7IV
HIP 60287 Cha 7.51 527.8 22.59 A1V
HIP 60693 ◈ UMa 7.51 881.5 63.04 K2
HIP 61066 Mus 7.51 886.3 63.74 B9V
HIP 61447 Mus 7.51 555.6 25.05 A0V
HIP 63222 UMa 7.51 586.6 27.93 A0
HIP 63636 CVn 7.51 101.4 0.83 G8IV
HIP 63751 Hya 7.51 1,320.5 141.51 K0III
HIP 64930 Vir 7.51 803.3 52.34 K0
HIP 66269 UMi 7.51 1,264.2 129.66 A0
HIP 67324 ◈ Cen 7.51 — 8,629,785 B8II
HIP 67357 ◈ CVn 7.51 597.4 28.95 F0
HIP 68555 UMi 7.51 867.4 61.04 G8III
HIP 69413 Cen 7.51 309.2 7.76 F7V
HIP 70278 Vir 7.51 261.3 5.54 F2
HIP 71066 Cen 7.51 526.9 22.53 K3III
HIP 71077 Hya 7.51 291.2 6.88 A6IV
HIP 71488 Cen 7.51 505.7 20.74 A1V+...
HIP 71758 Cen 7.51 2,434.0 480.40 M2III
HIP 74129 Vir 7.51 289.1 6.78 F0
HIP 75427 Lup 7.51 628.4 32.03 B9V
HIP 75534 Lup 7.51 967.8 76.00 G8/K0II/III
HIP 75941 Lup 7.51 491.9 19.62 G8/K0III
HIP 77117 Nor 7.51 351.5 10.02 F0IV
HIP 78525 Ser 7.51 713.7 41.30 A5
HIP 78743 Sco 7.51 2,145.8 373.59 K5III
HIP 79059 Sco 7.51 234.6 4.47 G2V
HIP 79897 Sco 7.51 426.9 14.79 B9V
HIP 80074 Her 7.51 277.3 6.24 K0
HIP 80685 Oph 7.51 254.2 5.24 F2V
HIP 80770 Sco 7.51 295.7 7.09 F5V
HIP 80994 Her 7.51 376.6 11.50 A5
HIP 82308 Her 7.51 377.1 11.53 A3
HIP 82566 Her 7.51 950.9 73.38 K5
HIP 82958 Dra 7.51 1,560.6 197.51 K0
HIP 83128 Dra 7.51 384.6 12.00 A5
HIP 83395 Her 7.51 549.1 24.46 K0
HIP 83940 Aps 7.51 1,382.0 154.88 K3III
HIP 84092 Oph 7.51 393.4 12.55 A7V
HIP 84399 Aps 7.51 439.6 15.67 F3/F5IV/V
HIP 84548 Her 7.51 223.2 4.04 F3IV
HIP 84659 Her 7.51 886.3 63.74 K2III
HIP 84687 Sco 7.51 1,538.5 191.96 B0V
HIP 85617 ◈ Oph 7.51 — 8,629,785 C
HIP 85858 Ara 7.51 335.2 9.11 G8IV
HIP 86572 Sco 7.51 637.0 32.93 A1V
HIP 86681 Her 7.51 576.2 26.94 K0III
HIP 86722 Her 7.51 73.9 0.44 K0V
HIP 86976 Sco 7.51 — 8,629,785 B7II
HIP 86991 Pav 7.51 114.8 1.07 G1V
HIP 87157 Dra 7.51 336.9 9.21 G0
HIP 87184 ◈ Oph 7.51 2,051.3 341.35 B6V
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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.