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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 4240 Cet 7.64 827.8 49.34 K1III
HIP 4488 ◈ Cet 7.64 911.1 59.76 A0p...
HIP 4606 Cet 7.64 580.3 24.23 K0III
HIP 5148 Psc 7.64 765.6 42.19 F0
HIP 5252 Cas 7.64 494.2 17.57 A0
HIP 6270 Cas 7.64 2,787.7 559.24 B8
HIP 6484 Psc 7.64 587.7 24.87 F0
HIP 6783 Psc 7.64 685.2 33.79 K2
HIP 7216 Tri 7.64 357.2 9.19 F5
HIP 7773 And 7.64 352.6 8.95 F5
HIP 8287 Phe 7.64 1,169.0 98.36 K5III
HIP 8445 Phe 7.64 765.6 42.19 B9V
HIP 9434 Ari 7.64 250.3 4.51 F2
HIP 10006 And 7.64 762.0 41.80 A2
HIP 11303 Hyi 7.64 648.4 30.26 F0IV
HIP 11408 Tri 7.64 257.4 4.77 F6V
HIP 11495 For 7.64 653.6 30.73 K0III
HIP 11527 Cas 7.64 543.6 21.26 A2V
HIP 12345 Hor 7.64 420.3 12.72 F0IV/V
HIP 12575 Per 7.64 776.6 43.41 A2
HIP 12603 Ari 7.64 644.6 29.90 G5
HIP 12889 For 7.64 161.8 1.88 G0V
HIP 13232 Cet 7.64 647.1 30.14 F4V
HIP 13413 Cas 7.64 510.4 18.74 A2
HIP 13437 Cas 7.64 528.6 20.12 F2
HIP 13505 Ari 7.64 869.7 54.45 G5
HIP 13647 Eri 7.64 1,144.4 94.28 K1/K2III
HIP 13735 For 7.64 298.4 6.41 F5V
HIP 14690 Hor 7.64 1,045.4 78.63 K3/K4III
HIP 14944 Cas 7.64 156.5 1.76 F8
HIP 15341 Ari 7.64 354.1 9.03 A3
HIP 15763 Per 7.64 385.5 10.70 A5
HIP 16047 Per 7.64 517.7 19.28 B8
HIP 17417 Eri 7.64 1,109.4 88.55 G5
HIP 17638 For 7.64 1,128.6 91.71 K3III
HIP 17801 Eri 7.64 173.1 2.16 G0
HIP 17873 ◈ Tau 7.64 322.9 7.50 G0
HIP 18605 Ret 7.64 1,160.7 96.92 M3III
HIP 18959 Hor 7.64 381.9 10.50 A1m...
HIP 19358 Tau 7.64 366.5 9.66 A0
HIP 19386 Eri 7.64 187.7 2.54 F8
HIP 19723 Eri 7.64 815.4 47.86 K0III
HIP 19884 Dor 7.64 42.5 0.13 K5V
HIP 19895 Tau 7.64 576.2 23.90 G0
HIP 20178 Tau 7.64 — 7,655,966 K5
HIP 20282 Eri 7.64 453.6 14.80 F5
HIP 20701 Per 7.64 1,842.7 244.34 A2
HIP 21625 Eri 7.64 202.7 2.96 F8
HIP 21626 ◈ Tau 7.64 1,598.8 183.99 B2.5Vne
HIP 22372 Dor 7.64 360.8 9.37 A3V
HIP 22431 Dor 7.64 97.4 0.68 K4V
HIP 22729 Tau 7.64 286.6 5.91 F8
HIP 22924 Lep 7.64 579.3 24.14 F2/F3III
HIP 23206 Cep 7.64 665.6 31.89 B9
HIP 23603 Aur 7.64 532.9 20.44 B8V
HIP 23632 Tau 7.64 323.6 7.54 A2
HIP 23745 Ori 7.64 613.1 27.04 B8V
HIP 23814 Tau 7.64 732.9 38.65 G
HIP 24112 Lep 7.64 499.5 17.95 B9V
HIP 24232 Aur 7.64 237.9 4.07 F8III
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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.