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 48020	Leo	7.61	2,038.5	307.33	M...
HIP 48819	UMa	7.61	881.5	57.49	G5
HIP 49511	LMi	7.61	473.4	16.58	K0
HIP 49653	UMa	7.61	—	7,870,458	K5
HIP 49920	UMa	7.61	554.7	22.76	K2
HIP 50953	Car	7.61	1,436.8	152.76	B9III/IV
HIP 51310 ◈	Car	7.61	2,965.1	650.43	B8Iab
HIP 51800	Hya	7.61	661.6	32.39	K1III
HIP 52229	Vel	7.61	1,802.0	240.33	A2/A3IV/V
HIP 53341	UMa	7.61	466.6	16.11	K0
HIP 53619	Leo	7.61	893.6	59.10	K2
HIP 53703	Crt	7.61	372.7	10.28	A5V
HIP 54451	Leo	7.61	668.4	33.05	K0
HIP 54802	Leo	7.61	393.4	11.45	G5
HIP 55993	Hya	7.61	535.6	21.22	A7V
HIP 56738	Vir	7.61	131.8	1.28	F9V
HIP 56852	Crt	7.61	540.9	21.64	K0III
HIP 57888	Vir	7.61	252.8	4.73	K0
HIP 59102	Vir	7.61	753.2	42.00	K0
HIP 59722	Cha	7.61	528.6	20.68	A4/A5III
HIP 59729	Cen	7.61	489.0	17.68	A3/A4IV
HIP 59777	UMa	7.61	847.2	53.11	K0
HIP 61265	Cen	7.61	483.2	17.27	A2V
HIP 61679	Cen	7.61	532.9	21.01	K1III
HIP 62661	Cen	7.61	176.7	2.31	G0V
HIP 62872	Crv	7.61	210.2	3.27	F6V
HIP 63746	Vir	7.61	449.9	14.97	F0
HIP 64034	Com	7.61	623.6	28.76	K1III
HIP 64106	CVn	7.61	2,528.3	472.93	M...
HIP 64216	Cen	7.61	660.2	32.24	K0III
HIP 64296	Vir	7.61	456.8	15.45	F2
HIP 64335	Vir	7.61	693.9	35.65	K0III
HIP 64981	Vir	7.61	546.3	22.08	A1V
HIP 65637 ◈	Cen	7.61	—	7,870,458	O9/B1ab:e:
HIP 65921	Com	7.61	198.2	2.91	F2
HIP 66394 ◈	Cen	7.61	361.2	9.66	A8/F0 + G/K
HIP 67336	Boo	7.61	710.6	37.36	K0
HIP 67345	Mus	7.61	653.6	31.59	K2III
HIP 67748	Cen	7.61	1,120.8	92.98	B8/B9III
HIP 67809 ◈	Cen	7.61	—	7,870,458	B3Vnne
HIP 68073	Cen	7.61	418.7	12.97	F3V
HIP 69054	Vir	7.61	205.1	3.11	G8/K0V:+...
HIP 71193	Boo	7.61	120.0	1.07	G5
HIP 71271	Lup	7.61	573.2	24.30	A0V
HIP 71617	Lup	7.61	653.6	31.59	K0III
HIP 71678	Cen	7.61	1,120.8	92.98	K2/K3III
HIP 72643	Lup	7.61	801.4	47.51	K1III/IVCN.
HIP 72692	Lib	7.61	532.9	21.01	K0III
HIP 72950	Cen	7.61	741.3	40.66	G5III/IV
HIP 73420	Cir	7.61	1,173.2	101.86	M1III
HIP 74099	Boo	7.61	979.4	70.99	K2
HIP 74411	Boo	7.61	432.6	13.84	K0
HIP 74942	UMi	7.61	596.3	26.30	K2
HIP 75692	Aps	7.61	290.2	6.23	K1III
HIP 75900	Ser	7.61	931.9	64.27	A0
HIP 76442	Lup	7.61	491.9	17.90	B9V
HIP 76690	Lib	7.61	521.0	20.08	A2/A3IV/V
HIP 77297	Lib	7.61	627.2	29.11	K1III
HIP 78577	Oph	7.61	371.9	10.23	F2
HIP 78813	Ser	7.61	1,019.2	76.84	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.