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 29345	Aur	7.42	780.3	53.65	G5
HIP 30655	CMa	7.12	679.5	53.65	A6III
HIP 27248	Aur	8.51	1,289.2	53.65	A0V
HIP 43747	Vol	8.00	1,019.2	53.65	A2V
HIP 27759	Ori	8.99	1,606.7	53.60	A0
HIP 33385	Mon	6.93	622.4	53.60	A5V
HIP 30873	Pup	7.60	847.2	53.60	A1V
HIP 37852	CMi	8.59	1,336.7	53.60	A0
HIP 48127	Car	7.49	805.3	53.60	G8III
HIP 39625	Mon	6.40	487.5	53.60	K0
HIP 16256	Hor	9.00	1,614.6	53.60	M...
HIP 23647	Men	8.20	1,117.0	53.60	K0IIICN...
HIP 105755	Ind	8.99	1,606.7	53.60	K2IIICN...
HIP 106252	Cyg	7.55	827.8	53.60	K0
HIP 96877	Sgr	9.72	2,249.4	53.60	F2V
HIP 62778	Com	7.55	827.8	53.60	K4III
HIP 68932	Boo	7.13	682.3	53.60	K0
HIP 53615	Leo	7.60	847.2	53.60	K1III
HIP 76448	Lib	9.52	2,051.3	53.60	G5
HIP 66703	UMi	8.52	1,294.3	53.60	G5
HIP 60586	Cen	9.75	2,280.8	53.60	A1V
HIP 66506	Mus	8.71	1,411.9	53.55	B8V
HIP 58618	Cru	9.30	1,853.2	53.55	F7V
HIP 74955	Ser	8.47	1,264.2	53.55	K2
HIP 61592	Cen	9.10	1,689.9	53.55	G8III
HIP 76594	Boo	5.84	376.6	53.55	G8III
HIP 74066 ◈	Lup	5.75	361.2	53.55	B8IV Si
HIP 107555	Cep	6.45	498.7	53.55	A0V
HIP 104458	Cep	6.89	610.8	53.55	F5
HIP 36441	Car	8.47	1,264.2	53.55	K2
HIP 51835	Cha	6.29	463.3	53.55	K2III
HIP 40490	Vel	8.30	1,169.0	53.55	B9V
HIP 30812	Mon	8.05	1,042.0	53.55	B8
HIP 32772	Lyn	8.98	1,598.8	53.55	A0
HIP 3922	Scl	9.59	2,117.9	53.55	G0
HIP 18228	Tau	8.53	1,299.4	53.55	G5
HIP 1751	Tuc	7.82	937.2	53.55	K2III
57 Aql	Aql	6.49	508.0	53.55	B8V
HIP 82035	Oph	9.48	2,013.3	53.55	A9V
HIP 93536	Sgr	8.30	1,169.0	53.55	B8Ib/II
HIP 97934	Aql	8.60	1,342.2	53.55	K2
HIP 85143	Oph	7.22	710.6	53.51	K0
HIP 103075	Ind	7.67	874.4	53.51	K2/K3III
HIP 92302	Lyr	8.38	1,212.5	53.51	K2
HIP 49976	Vel	8.34	1,190.4	53.51	B9V
HIP 45523	Vel	7.93	985.4	53.51	B9V
HIP 32187	Mon	9.91	2,452.3	53.51	N0
HIP 33771	CMa	7.79	924.0	53.51	K2III
HIP 49863	Car	7.46	793.6	53.51	B9V
HIP 47137	Car	8.10	1,065.9	53.51	B3V
HIP 37565	Pup	8.01	1,022.4	53.51	B5V
HIP 32357	Mon	7.53	819.5	53.51	A0
HIP 34917	CMa	7.46	793.6	53.51	A4III
HIP 58002 ◈	Vir	6.31	467.3	53.51	F0V
56 Leo ◈	Leo	5.91	388.7	53.51	M5IIIvar
HIP 62837	UMa	8.61	1,347.8	53.51	G5
HIP 71717	UMi	9.17	1,744.1	53.51	K2
HIP 77499	Ser	8.38	1,212.5	53.51	K0
HIP 65105	Vir	7.59	842.8	53.51	K2
HIP 66165	UMa	7.03	651.0	53.51	K0

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.