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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 66419 Cen 7.64 967.8 67.42 A0V
HIP 66710 Oct 7.64 970.7 67.80 G8/K0III
HIP 67013 ◈ Cen 7.64 260.1 4.87 K1Vp
HIP 67492 Boo 7.64 695.4 34.80 K0
HIP 67780 Cen 7.64 734.6 38.83 K0III
HIP 68499 Cen 7.64 1,230.8 109.04 K5/M0III
HIP 68671 Vir 7.64 832.0 49.84 A2
HIP 68781 Cen 7.64 368.1 9.75 A2V
HIP 69209 Cen 7.64 1,812.0 236.37 A1V
HIP 70020 ◈ Vir 7.64 376.6 10.20 F2
HIP 70132 Boo 7.64 340.5 8.34 F0
HIP 70447 Boo 7.64 300.3 6.49 F5
HIP 70524 Aps 7.64 1,284.1 118.69 K3III
HIP 71553 Lib 7.64 — 7,655,966 K2
HIP 72454 Cen 7.64 1,120.8 90.45 K4III
HIP 72575 UMi 7.64 883.9 56.23 A2
HIP 72842 Cir 7.64 566.2 23.08 K4III
HIP 73368 Boo 7.64 339.7 8.31 —
HIP 73388 Boo 7.64 898.5 58.08 K0III
HIP 73652 Vir 7.64 739.6 39.37 F5
HIP 73982 Lib 7.64 310.6 6.94 F8
HIP 74057 Lib 7.64 718.4 37.15 K2
HIP 74337 ◈ Boo 7.64 1,284.1 118.69 M0
HIP 74342 Ser 7.64 615.4 27.26 A2
HIP 74574 Aps 7.64 365.6 9.62 A7/A8III/IV
HIP 74835 Boo 7.64 588.7 24.93 K0
HIP 75121 Dra 7.64 621.2 27.77 A2
HIP 75767 CrB 7.64 219.8 3.48 F8
HIP 76633 Lib 7.64 471.3 15.98 B9V
HIP 76844 ◈ CrB 7.64 1,113.2 89.21 M5
HIP 77247 Ser 7.64 255.8 4.71 G0
HIP 77731 Lup 7.64 252.8 4.60 F7V+...
HIP 77975 CrB 7.64 504.9 18.35 A0
HIP 78583 Ser 7.64 325.5 7.63 A3
HIP 78798 CrB 7.64 805.3 46.69 K0
HIP 79269 Her 7.64 564.3 22.91 F2
HIP 79410 Sco 7.64 458.1 15.11 B9V
HIP 80157 Her 7.64 906.0 59.05 K0
HIP 80394 Nor 7.64 516.1 19.16 K1III
HIP 80651 Aps 7.64 1,226.2 108.24 G6III
HIP 81033 Her 7.64 516.1 19.16 G5
HIP 81159 Oph 7.64 799.4 46.00 K2
HIP 81590 Her 7.64 564.3 22.91 A0
HIP 81732 Her 7.64 262.8 4.97 F5
HIP 81809 Oph 7.64 1,094.5 86.22 K2
HIP 81990 Oph 7.64 1,716.6 212.03 K5
HIP 83361 Her 7.64 668.4 32.15 K0
HIP 84932 Her 7.64 724.8 37.81 G5III
HIP 85368 Oph 7.64 462.6 15.40 A0
HIP 86192 Dra 7.64 1,538.5 170.29 A0
HIP 86494 Oph 7.64 1,140.4 93.58 K5
HIP 87033 Sco 7.64 772.9 42.97 B6II/III
HIP 87533 Oph 7.64 190.6 2.62 G0IV-Vvar
HIP 88161 Ara 7.64 640.8 29.54 F5IV
HIP 88391 Her 7.64 847.2 51.67 K0
HIP 88632 Her 7.64 536.4 20.70 F0
HIP 88662 CrA 7.64 1,022.4 75.23 K1III
HIP 88782 Ara 7.64 235.5 3.99 G5IV
HIP 88890 Ser 7.64 945.4 64.33 A0
HIP 89058 Her 7.64 701.4 35.42 B9
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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.