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 107813	Peg	6.79	341.5	18.37	K0
HIP 111684	Aqr	7.57	341.5	8.95	A3m...
HIP 111913	Aqr	8.80	341.5	2.88	F7V
HIP 117264	Tuc	8.67	341.5	3.25	F6V
HIP 1342	Hyi	6.78	341.9	18.57	F3III
HIP 4751	Psc	8.26	341.9	4.75	F0
Psi Phe ◈	Phe	4.39	341.9	167.80	M4III SB
HIP 10998	Cet	9.52	341.9	1.49	F6IV/V
HIP 11461	Ari	8.29	341.9	4.62	F8
HIP 14330	Eri	8.59	341.9	3.51	F5V
HIP 19712	Tau	8.17	341.9	5.16	F5
HIP 39062	Pup	7.67	341.9	8.18	A9IV/V
HIP 40269	Vel	11.13	341.9	0.34	M0
HIP 48559	Hya	4.87	341.9	107.84	K2III
Ome Car	Car	3.29	341.9	462.17	B8III
HIP 51161	Leo	6.15	341.9	33.17	K0
HIP 53793	Ant	7.97	341.9	6.21	G0V
HIP 58830	Vir	6.59	341.9	22.12	A2
HIP 59590	Cen	8.43	341.9	4.06	F5V
HIP 62749	Cen	10.85	341.9	0.44	—
HIP 66932	Cen	7.14	341.9	13.33	A2m...
HIP 68920	Cen	8.78	341.9	2.94	G0V
HIP 69786	Boo	10.29	341.9	0.73	G0
HIP 73053	Boo	8.00	341.9	6.04	F0
HIP 75965	Ser	8.66	341.9	3.29	A2
HIP 76428	Boo	9.06	341.9	2.27	G0
HIP 79617	Her	9.90	341.9	1.05	—
HIP 81758	Oph	9.52	341.9	1.49	G5V
HIP 81905	Oph	9.12	341.9	2.15	F8/G0V
HIP 82312	Her	7.48	341.9	9.75	A5
HIP 83692	Her	5.56	341.9	57.12	K4III
HIP 85970	Aps	8.71	341.9	3.14	G2IV
HIP 90131	Sct	8.28	341.9	4.66	F8
HIP 90651 ◈	Sct	6.02	341.9	37.39	Ap
47Omi Dra ◈	Dra	4.63	341.9	134.52	K0II-III SB
HIP 96376	Aql	8.12	341.9	5.41	F5
HIP 100764	Sgr	6.08	341.9	35.38	K3III
HIP 102603	Cap	9.90	341.9	1.05	G8/K0IV/V
HIP 104673	Mic	7.17	341.9	12.97	F5V
HIP 110344	Cep	7.28	341.9	11.72	A5...
HIP 114584	Aqr	8.77	341.9	2.97	G3V
HIP 117318	Aqr	8.94	341.9	2.54	F8
HIP 1884	Psc	8.88	342.2	2.69	F8
HIP 2467	Cet	8.10	342.2	5.52	F0
HIP 3052	And	7.97	342.2	6.22	F0
HIP 4249	Scl	9.92	342.2	1.03	F8
HIP 10426	For	9.04	342.2	2.32	G8IV
HIP 15473	Eri	8.93	342.2	2.57	G3V
5 Tau	Tau	4.14	342.2	211.84	K0II-III...
HIP 21437	Per	7.58	342.2	8.91	F5
HIP 22494	Eri	8.17	342.2	5.18	F0
HIP 29118	Lep	6.79	342.2	18.45	A2
HIP 29493	Ori	9.13	342.2	2.14	G5
HIP 32801	CMa	6.62	342.2	21.58	A1V
HIP 39197	Pup	7.34	342.2	11.12	A9V
HIP 39348 ◈	Lyn	6.48	342.2	24.55	F8V
HIP 60445	Com	8.98	342.2	2.45	G5
HIP 67199	Cen	6.42	342.2	25.94	A1V
HIP 68890	Boo	8.45	342.2	4.00	F5
HIP 74040	UMi	9.69	342.2	1.28	G5

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.