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 60695	CVn	11.76	108.8	0.02	K:
HIP 105918	Peg	6.72	108.8	1.99	F8V
HIP 41261	Vel	7.66	108.9	0.84	K0
HIP 59504 ◈	Cam	5.14	108.9	8.53	A5m
HIP 86938	Ser	11.91	108.9	0.02	M3V:
Zet Gru	Gru	4.11	108.9	22.02	G8III
HIP 68462	Cen	11.03	108.9	0.04	—
HIP 108416	PsA	9.05	109.0	0.23	K2V
HIP 108468	Cap	7.16	109.0	1.33	G5/G6V
HIP 114382	Gru	5.83	109.0	4.52	F4IV
HIP 115099	Tuc	11.25	109.0	0.03	M3
HIP 8224	Hyi	9.48	109.0	0.16	K5
HIP 80053	Oph	10.69	109.0	0.05	M2
13 Peg ◈	Peg	5.34	109.0	7.11	F2III-IV
HIP 51297	Hya	8.86	109.0	0.28	K1V
HIP 109035	Aqr	10.60	109.0	0.06	G
HIP 3236	Psc	6.52	109.1	2.40	F5
HIP 41662	Hya	10.19	109.1	0.08	K4
HIP 64275	Dra	8.88	109.1	0.27	K2V
HIP 105769	Cyg	5.59	109.2	5.67	F0V
HIP 80467	UMi	7.09	109.2	1.42	F8
112 Psc	Psc	5.89	109.3	4.31	G2IV
HIP 22906	Tau	7.98	109.3	0.63	K0
HIP 8361	Cet	9.74	109.3	0.12	K5V
Alhena 24Gam Gem	Gem	1.93	109.3	165.35	A0IV
HIP 116976	Peg	9.56	109.3	0.15	K5
HIP 5335	Psc	7.61	109.3	0.88	G5
HIP 35377	Gem	8.02	109.3	0.61	G2V
HIP 51257	Sex	7.89	109.3	0.68	K0V
HIP 76793	Lup	8.83	109.3	0.29	K3V
HIP 101966	Del	6.39	109.3	2.72	F8IV:
HYG 118619	Car	6.13	109.3	3.46	—
HIP 112652	Gru	11.25	109.4	0.03	M1
HIP 13027	Ari	6.90	109.4	1.70	G0
HIP 38324	Pup	10.07	109.4	0.09	K2
HIP 73360	Boo	10.62	109.4	0.06	M0
HIP 6177	Phe	8.69	109.5	0.33	K1/K2V
HIP 30545	Mon	5.88	109.5	4.37	F8V
HIP 99096	Sgr	11.54	109.5	0.02	M:
HIP 18090	Per	9.47	109.5	0.16	K5
HIP 48629	LMi	11.46	109.5	0.03	K5
HIP 78180 ◈	Dra	4.96	109.5	10.19	F0IV
HIP 107393	Peg	11.82	109.6	0.02	—
HIP 109474	Cep	5.52	109.6	6.09	F2V
Vindemiatrix 47Eps Vir	Vir	2.85	109.6	71.25	G8IIIvar
HIP 87382	Her	6.55	109.6	2.36	F8V:
HIP 59321	Vir	9.22	109.6	0.20	K5
HIP 32775	Pic	6.11	109.7	3.54	F7III-IV
HIP 72742	Lup	8.70	109.7	0.33	K2V
HIP 40419	Hya	8.27	109.7	0.48	G5
HIP 111276	Peg	9.40	109.7	0.17	F0
HIP 115381	Psc	8.56	109.7	0.37	K0
Zibal 13Zet Eri	Eri	4.80	109.7	11.86	A5m
HIP 22646	Men	8.59	109.8	0.36	K2V
HIP 26381	Tau	7.68	109.8	0.84	G4IV-V
Sceptrum 53 Eri	Eri	3.86	109.9	28.24	K1III
HIP 78423	Dra	9.99	109.9	0.10	M0
HIP 87889	Ara	10.70	109.9	0.05	K5
HIP 948	Scl	9.92	109.9	0.11	K5V
21 Eri	Eri	5.97	109.9	4.05	K1V

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.