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 89334	Sgr	9.52	360.8	1.66	F5
HIP 90554	Her	9.76	360.8	1.33	F8
Belel	Sgr	7.55	360.8	10.18	K0III
HIP 99151	Aql	9.05	360.8	2.56	F8Vws
HIP 103653	Mic	9.20	360.8	2.23	G0V
HIP 103785	Aqr	8.76	360.8	3.34	F5
HIP 114640	Oct	8.62	360.8	3.80	G0IV
69 Peg ◈	Peg	5.99	360.8	42.82	A0MNp...
HIP 248	Psc	8.10	361.2	6.15	F0
HIP 556	Psc	8.21	361.2	5.56	F8
HIP 960	Cet	9.72	361.2	1.38	G1V
HIP 6462	Psc	7.43	361.2	11.40	F0
HIP 7134 ◈	Psc	7.82	361.2	7.96	G5
HIP 8810	Ari	8.07	361.2	6.32	F5
4 Tau	Tau	5.14	361.2	93.93	A0Vn
HIP 19878	Eri	6.73	361.2	21.72	A1V
HIP 29513	Mon	6.94	361.2	17.90	K0
HIP 36686	Pup	9.20	361.2	2.23	F6V
HIP 43652	Vel	9.72	361.2	1.38	G0
HIP 53459	Leo	9.19	361.2	2.25	F8
HIP 53497	Crt	9.23	361.2	2.17	G1V
HIP 57353	UMa	8.81	361.2	3.20	F0
HIP 57892	Mus	9.61	361.2	1.53	G0/G1V
HIP 59037	Vir	9.56	361.2	1.60	F8
HIP 59727	Com	8.16	361.2	5.82	F5
HIP 59973	Com	9.08	361.2	2.49	G
HIP 63236	Mus	6.77	361.2	20.93	A2IV/V
HIP 64285	Cen	8.62	361.2	3.81	F0V
HIP 64846	Cen	9.93	361.2	1.14	G2/G3V
HIP 66375	Boo	9.48	361.2	1.73	G0
HIP 66394 ◈	Cen	7.61	361.2	9.66	A8/F0 + G/K
HIP 68809	Boo	8.70	361.2	3.54	K0
HIP 69316	Boo	6.14	361.2	37.39	K4III
HIP 71379	Lib	7.18	361.2	14.35	A0
HIP 74066 ◈	Lup	5.75	361.2	53.55	B8IV Si
HIP 77223	Dra	8.42	361.2	4.58	F8
HIP 79927	Her	8.90	361.2	2.94	F5
HIP 80407	Sco	9.72	361.2	1.38	G3V
5Rho Oph	Oph	4.57	361.2	158.78	B2V
HIP 80921	Nor	10.31	361.2	0.80	F8
HIP 81047	Oph	7.63	361.2	9.48	G8IV
HIP 88582	Ser	8.68	361.2	3.60	G0
HIP 92326	CrA	9.40	361.2	1.86	F6V
HIP 93064	Lyr	7.25	361.2	13.45	F0
HIP 95939	Sgr	9.55	361.2	1.62	F7V
HIP 99710	Cap	8.28	361.2	5.21	G8V
HIP 104258	Cyg	7.54	361.2	10.30	A3
HIP 107294	Peg	10.05	361.2	1.02	F8
HIP 107999	Oct	9.27	361.2	2.09	F5V
HIP 109783	Aqr	7.90	361.2	7.39	F5
HIP 111270	Peg	8.03	361.2	6.56	F0V
HIP 112608	Lac	8.88	361.2	3.00	F5
HIP 112770	Peg	9.23	361.2	2.17	G0
HIP 114051	Aqr	8.07	361.2	6.32	A3
HIP 117543	Tuc	9.08	361.2	2.49	F5V
HIP 118013	Psc	9.05	361.2	2.56	G0
HIP 728	Peg	6.47	361.6	27.64	A4Vm
HIP 941	Tuc	8.85	361.6	3.09	F6V
HIP 5063	Phe	8.47	361.6	4.38	F2V
HIP 7448	Cet	8.27	361.6	5.27	F5

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.