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 12584	Cet	6.07	656.2	131.58	G9III:
HIP 15118	Per	6.07	237.7	17.27	K2III
65 Ari	Ari	6.07	312.1	29.76	A1V
49 Per	Per	6.07	143.8	6.32	K1III
HIP 29569	Aur	6.07	417.1	53.16	K1III
HIP 29728	Ori	6.07	653.6	130.50	B6V
12 CMa ◈	CMa	6.07	787.8	189.67	B7II/III
HIP 34768	CMi	6.07	549.1	92.13	A1V
HIP 38147	Gem	6.07	762.0	177.50	K0
HIP 40341	Pup	6.07	2,265.0	1,567.47	B2V
HIP 41361 ◈	Pup	6.07	560.4	95.94	B9IV/V
HIP 43002	Pyx	6.07	338.7	35.06	A3IV/V
17 Hya	Hya	6.07	288.6	25.47	A3
67 Cnc	Cnc	6.07	189.2	10.93	A8Vn
HIP 49926 ◈	Car	6.07	801.4	196.25	M5III
HIP 50044	Car	6.07	2,434.0	1,809.67	B4Ve
HIP 51448	UMa	6.07	307.4	28.87	A7III
HIP 54294	Car	6.07	1,299.4	516.18	K2II/III
HIP 54540 ◈	UMa	6.07	362.8	40.22	F0sp...
HIP 59353	Cen	6.07	236.0	17.01	A5V
75 UMa	UMa	6.07	390.6	46.64	G8III-IV
HIP 65951	CVn	6.07	262.2	21.01	K2III
HIP 69241	Cir	6.07	—	32,508,730	K4II
HIP 69298	Cir	6.07	226.7	15.70	A6IV
HIP 71154	Cen	6.07	330.1	33.30	K0III
HIP 72308	Lup	6.07	2,811.7	2,416.57	A1III/IV
25Iot2Lib	Lib	6.07	227.9	15.88	A2V
HIP 75369	Boo	6.07	490.5	73.52	K2III
39 Ser	Ser	6.07	56.6	0.98	G0IV
HIP 78575	Sco	6.07	438.4	58.72	K2/K3III
43 Ser	Ser	6.07	360.8	39.77	G9III
HIP 80910	Sco	6.07	223.7	15.29	K1III
HIP 81670	Her	6.07	430.9	56.75	K2
HIP 81728	Oph	6.07	285.6	24.93	A7III
HIP 82012	Her	6.07	723.2	159.81	K4III
19 Oph	Oph	6.07	541.8	89.70	A3V
HIP 82691 ◈	Sco	6.07	1,359.0	564.42	O7e
HIP 83481	Ara	6.07	493.4	74.40	A2/A3V
HIP 89096	Tel	6.07	567.2	98.36	K1III-IV
HIP 90487	Oph	6.07	1,181.7	426.58	K3III
HIP 91196	Dra	6.07	216.7	14.35	F0V
HIP 93720	Lyr	6.07	645.9	127.53	M2III
HIP 98959	Pav	6.07	57.8	1.02	G2V
HIP 101949	Cyg	6.07	924.0	260.86	B6IIIp Mn
HIP 103703	Cap	6.07	523.5	83.79	K3III
6 Equ	Equ	6.07	443.1	60.03	A2Vs
HIP 104765	Cyg	6.07	1,538.5	723.10	F0III
HIP 105558	Cyg	6.07	366.1	40.96	K1III
HIP 106938	Cap	6.07	307.1	28.81	K0
76 Cyg	Cyg	6.07	496.4	75.30	A2V
HIP 112635	Cep	6.07	587.7	105.58	K0
HIP 116030	And	6.07	680.9	141.64	G9III
The Phe	Phe	6.07	257.2	20.21	A+...
HIP 1939	Psc	6.08	494.9	74.20	K1III
67 Psc	Psc	6.08	253.6	19.48	A5IV
HIP 14819	Eri	6.08	862.8	225.53	M1III
HIP 20109	Dor	6.08	235.0	16.72	A8V+...
HIP 20347	Eri	6.08	191.6	11.12	F2V
12 Cam ◈	Cam	6.08	713.7	154.17	K0III
HIP 24349	Ori	6.08	692.5	145.21	A5V

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.