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 113244	Psc	11.23	79.8	0.02	M0V:
HIP 29067	Cam	9.75	79.8	0.07	K8
HIP 17157	Hor	9.59	79.8	0.08	K7
HIP 84607	Her	8.43	79.8	0.22	K2
HIP 13388	For	8.09	79.9	0.30	K1V
HIP 73194	Lib	11.43	79.9	0.01	M0
HIP 114066	Cep	10.87	79.9	0.02	M0
HIP 73362	Lup	10.17	80.0	0.04	K7V
HIP 57493	UMa	9.51	80.0	0.08	M0V:p
HIP 72981	Boo	11.28	80.0	0.02	K:
HIP 59280	CVn	7.46	80.0	0.54	K0V
HIP 80925	Sco	7.24	80.0	0.67	K0V
HIP 118162	Cas	6.72	80.0	1.07	G5
Ross 686	Hya	12.68	80.0	0.00	dM4
HIP 36827 ◈	Mon	8.16	80.1	0.29	K2V
HIP 75710	CrB	11.07	80.1	0.02	M0
HIP 64690	Oct	7.11	80.1	0.75	G5IV-V
HIP 73633	Cen	8.98	80.1	0.13	K3V
HYG 118020	Scl	15.50	80.1	0.00	m
HYG 118192	Per	14.70	80.1	0.00	m
HYG 118484	Gem	16.46	80.1	0.00	m
HYG 119079	UMi	14.51	80.1	0.00	m
HIP 30862	Aur	7.15	80.2	0.73	G0
7 And	And	4.53	80.2	8.12	F0V
HIP 6414	Scl	10.30	80.2	0.04	—
HIP 60866	Crv	9.24	80.2	0.11	K4V
HIP 33373	Aur	9.08	80.2	0.12	K5V
HIP 51473	Ant	11.22	80.3	0.02	—
HIP 33537	Gem	6.94	80.3	0.88	G5V
HYG 118161	Cet	15.16	80.3	0.00	m
HIP 13081 ◈	Ari	7.56	80.4	0.50	K1V
HIP 66781	UMa	7.77	80.4	0.41	K0IV-V
HIP 34673	CMa	9.96	80.4	0.05	—
HIP 99880	Cyg	9.98	80.4	0.05	M0
HIP 60994	Crv	6.37	80.4	1.50	G1/G2V
HYG 118773	Crt	14.20	80.4	0.00	—
HIP 34950	Gem	8.40	80.4	0.23	K1V
HIP 17336	Tau	7.07	80.4	0.79	G0
Phi2Pav	Pav	5.11	80.4	4.79	F8V
HIP 37606	Pup	5.04	80.5	5.11	G5IV
Megrez 69Del UMa	UMa	3.32	80.5	24.93	A3Vvar
HIP 60310	Cen	8.54	80.5	0.20	K4V
HIP 63882	CVn	11.74	80.5	0.01	M4
Alsephina Del Vel ◈	Vel	1.93	80.6	89.78	A1V
HIP 113829 ◈	Peg	6.65	80.6	1.16	G5V
HIP 45116	UMa	10.94	80.7	0.02	M0
HIP 63762	UMi	8.77	80.7	0.17	K0
HIP 98070	Cyg	12.28	80.7	0.01	M2
HYG 118319	Tau	14.30	80.7	0.00	k-m
HYG 118482	Gem	12.95	80.7	0.00	m
HYG 119235	Ser	14.92	80.7	0.00	DA6
HYG 119358	Cep	10.40	80.7	0.04	—
HIP 115058	And	10.92	80.8	0.02	M1
HIP 73252	Dra	10.20	80.8	0.04	M0p
HIP 4443	Cet	11.13	80.8	0.02	—
HIP 21223	Cae	8.74	80.8	0.17	K4V
HIP 93871	Aql	9.23	80.8	0.11	K5V
HIP 110774	Cep	9.52	80.8	0.08	K7
HIP 65327	UMa	9.69	80.8	0.07	M0V
HIP 90306	Lyr	11.28	80.8	0.02	M:

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.