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 88222	Ara	9.21	372.7	2.36	F6/F7V
HIP 89534	Her	10.21	372.7	0.94	G0
HIP 89709	Dra	10.90	372.7	0.50	G5
HIP 98304	Sgr	9.49	372.7	1.82	F6V
HIP 100001	Sgr	9.38	372.7	2.01	G5V
HIP 100384	Cyg	6.77	372.7	22.28	Am
HIP 103956	Cyg	5.93	372.7	48.31	K0III
HIP 107268	Cyg	6.99	372.7	18.20	A0
HIP 108335	PsA	10.04	372.7	1.10	G3V
HIP 109570	Peg	9.95	372.7	1.19	K0
HIP 113360	Psc	6.28	372.7	34.99	K1III
HIP 114146	Aqr	8.98	372.7	2.91	F8V
HIP 4297	Cet	8.05	373.2	6.87	G5
HIP 4461	Psc	9.02	373.2	2.81	F5
HIP 5320	Phe	9.27	373.2	2.23	F7V
HIP 7361	Scl	6.11	373.2	41.00	K0/K1III
HIP 8723	For	8.34	373.2	5.26	F5V
HIP 10167	Cet	7.42	373.2	12.27	A3m...
HIP 10288	Cet	8.25	373.2	5.71	F0
HIP 13999	Hyi	7.84	373.2	8.33	F0V
HIP 15700	For	6.36	373.2	32.57	A1V
HIP 16459	Cam	7.65	373.2	9.93	F0
HIP 16817	For	9.47	373.2	1.86	G6/G8V
HIP 17048	Eri	11.02	373.2	0.45	—
HIP 17428	Per	8.26	373.2	5.66	A5
HIP 24494	Tau	9.30	373.2	2.17	F8
HIP 29174	Lep	7.39	373.2	12.61	F0IV
HIP 33006	Pup	6.52	373.2	28.11	F5II/III
HIP 35770	Aur	7.71	373.2	9.39	A5
HIP 38205	Vol	8.91	373.2	3.11	F6V
22Phi1Cnc	Cnc	5.58	373.2	66.80	K5III
Nahn 77Xi Cnc	Cnc	5.16	373.2	98.36	K0III
HIP 48154	Cam	7.89	373.2	7.96	F0
HIP 48820	Sex	8.29	373.2	5.51	F0
HIP 54386	Leo	8.00	373.2	7.19	F5V
HIP 59085	CVn	9.27	373.2	2.23	G5
HIP 61407	UMa	9.88	373.2	1.27	F2
HIP 63689	Mus	8.56	373.2	4.29	F7V
HIP 66328	Vir	8.93	373.2	3.05	F8
HIP 67170	Cen	8.95	373.2	3.00	F6V
HIP 71037	Lup	8.62	373.2	4.06	F5IV
HIP 72980	Boo	10.74	373.2	0.58	—
HIP 73116	Cen	6.36	373.2	32.57	A0/A1V
HIP 73953	Lib	6.41	373.2	31.10	A1V
3 Ser	Ser	5.32	373.2	84.88	K0III
HIP 75162	Lib	8.17	373.2	6.15	F5V
HIP 76004	Lup	9.72	373.2	1.48	G0
Hunor	Her	8.72	373.2	3.71	F8
HIP 82419	Her	6.29	373.2	34.74	K3III:
HIP 89307	Sgr	7.85	373.2	8.26	A0III/IVm..
HIP 89393	Oph	7.60	373.2	10.39	F2
HIP 91420	Tel	11.58	373.2	0.27	Gp
HIP 101217	Cap	9.53	373.2	1.76	G2V
HIP 103122	Vul	9.72	373.2	1.48	F8
HIP 104352	Pav	8.27	373.2	5.61	F2III:m
HIP 108412	Peg	8.02	373.2	7.06	F5
40 Peg	Peg	5.84	373.2	52.58	G8II
HIP 113261	Aqr	9.81	373.2	1.36	G5/G6V
HIP 113783	Peg	6.56	373.2	27.09	F2IV
HIP 115251	Gru	8.07	373.2	6.74	F3/F5IV/V

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.