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 73192	Boo	11.08	126.6	0.05	M2
HIP 50355	Leo	7.57	126.7	1.23	G0V
HIP 58919	Com	8.66	126.7	0.45	G5
HIP 37918	Car	8.19	126.8	0.70	K0IV/V
60 Leo	Leo	4.42	126.8	22.45	A1m
HIP 57645	Crt	9.25	126.8	0.26	K2V
HIP 91906	Dra	10.71	126.8	0.07	M0
HIP 103787	Cap	9.62	126.8	0.19	K3V
4Bet Tri	Tri	3.00	126.9	83.10	A5III
HIP 17278	Per	11.86	126.9	0.02	—
HIP 51874	Leo	8.32	126.9	0.62	K0
HIP 62647	Crv	10.66	126.9	0.07	—
HIP 77749	Ser	7.85	126.9	0.95	G5V
HIP 90246	Sct	10.46	126.9	0.09	K7V
HIP 296	Scl	8.24	126.9	0.67	G8V
HIP 5806	Cet	7.50	127.0	1.32	F8
HIP 44984	Cnc	6.48	127.0	3.38	F2p
44Rho1Sgr ◈	Sgr	3.92	127.0	35.68	F0III/IV
HIP 19912	Tau	9.84	127.0	0.15	K7V
HIP 32270	Mon	11.61	127.0	0.03	—
HIP 117681	Cep	6.56	127.0	3.14	F5V
HIP 12048	Cet	6.83	127.1	2.45	G5IV
50Ups1Eri	Eri	4.49	127.1	21.14	K0III
HIP 38052	Cam	7.01	127.1	2.08	F5
HIP 64872	CVn	8.69	127.1	0.44	K0III
HIP 20968	Eri	11.42	127.1	0.04	—
HIP 25905	Ori	8.36	127.1	0.60	G5V
HIP 39546	Cnc	8.36	127.1	0.60	G5
HIP 49580	LMi	7.96	127.1	0.87	G2V
55 Vir	Vir	5.31	127.1	9.94	G8III/IV
Lam Mus	Mus	3.63	127.2	46.77	A7III
HIP 77971	Dra	11.35	127.2	0.04	—
HIP 85639	Her	8.68	127.2	0.45	K0
HIP 46422	Car	8.86	127.2	0.38	K2V
HIP 81312	Her	7.10	127.2	1.91	F8V
HIP 81421	Oph	8.05	127.2	0.80	G5
HIP 91645	Ser	7.06	127.2	1.99	F8
HIP 91720	UMi	9.96	127.2	0.14	K8
HIP 105483	Aqr	8.03	127.2	0.81	K0
HIP 7599	Hyi	7.33	127.3	1.55	G1V
HIP 9398	Phe	10.63	127.3	0.07	K5
HIP 11131	For	6.96	127.3	2.18	G1V
HIP 38712	CMi	5.86	127.3	6.00	F2IV
HIP 113174	Lac	5.91	127.3	5.73	F5II
HIP 18322	Tau	10.12	127.3	0.12	M0
HIP 42371	Cnc	9.38	127.3	0.23	K0
HIP 53175	Leo	10.66	127.3	0.07	M0
HIP 107385	Ind	9.79	127.3	0.16	K2V
HIP 17076 ◈	Tau	8.24	127.4	0.67	G5
HIP 90162	Pav	9.25	127.4	0.26	K2V
HIP 15300	Ari	11.11	127.4	0.05	M0
HIP 22961	Cam	8.77	127.4	0.41	K0
HIP 55638	Leo	8.80	127.4	0.40	K0
HIP 79308	Her	8.31	127.4	0.63	G5
84 Her	Her	5.73	127.4	6.79	G2IIIb
HIP 114702	Aqr	7.55	127.4	1.27	F9V
HIP 682	Psc	7.59	127.5	1.22	G2V
HIP 21383	Eri	7.88	127.5	0.94	G0
HIP 42196	Vel	11.00	127.5	0.05	—
HIP 93310	Aql	9.70	127.5	0.18	K0

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.