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
HYG 119521	Aqr	14.65	128.3	0.00	k-m
HIP 23443	Ori	7.51	128.4	1.34	G0
HIP 32500	Oct	6.46	128.4	3.52	F3V
HIP 36129	Cam	8.64	128.4	0.47	G5
HIP 1294	And	8.79	128.4	0.41	K2
HIP 12436	Hor	9.44	128.4	0.23	K4V
Nu 1Col	Col	6.15	128.4	4.68	F0IV
HIP 31547	Col	7.23	128.4	1.73	G2/G3V:
HIP 85533	Sco	10.45	128.4	0.09	K7
HIP 99158	Aql	6.43	128.4	3.62	F3V
HIP 116395	Tuc	9.43	128.4	0.23	K2V
HIP 490	Phe	7.51	128.5	1.34	G0V
HIP 560	Cet	6.19	128.5	4.52	F2IV
HIP 62772 ◈	Com	10.51	128.5	0.08	M0
Iot1Nor	Nor	4.63	128.5	19.00	A7IV
HIP 82495	Dra	11.16	128.5	0.05	—
HIP 109237	Lac	9.54	128.5	0.21	K0
HIP 15968	Hyi	5.96	128.5	5.59	F3V
HIP 17852	Eri	8.52	128.5	0.53	G8V
HIP 107233	Cep	9.46	128.5	0.22	K2
HIP 114189 ◈	Peg	5.97	128.5	5.54	A5V
HIP 59926	Cen	6.81	128.6	2.55	G1V
HIP 70269	Vir	6.82	128.6	2.53	G0...
HIP 8830	Cet	9.31	128.6	0.26	K1/K2V
HIP 10629	Cas	8.30	128.6	0.65	G8V
HIP 28884	Gem	9.42	128.6	0.23	K2V
HIP 50786	UMa	5.73	128.6	6.91	F7V
HIP 51228	Ant	7.52	128.6	1.33	G2/G3V
HIP 58212	Leo	11.05	128.6	0.05	M0
HIP 6890	Psc	9.29	128.7	0.26	K2
HIP 7916	Cet	5.75	128.7	6.79	F5V+...
HIP 68342	Boo	10.75	128.7	0.07	K4
HIP 88637 ◈	Her	7.07	128.7	2.01	G2V
HIP 9127	Cet	9.19	128.8	0.29	G5
HIP 54233	UMa	7.04	128.8	2.07	F5
HIP 57350	UMa	8.78	128.8	0.42	G5
Gam2Nor	Nor	4.01	128.8	33.79	G8III
HIP 88937	Sgr	7.60	128.8	1.24	G3V
33 Psc ◈	Psc	4.61	128.8	19.46	K1III
9Lam Ari	Ari	4.79	128.8	16.49	F0V
HIP 23302	Aur	10.84	128.8	0.06	M0
HIP 40858	Hya	6.18	128.8	4.58	F9V
HIP 53306	Ant	8.42	128.8	0.58	G8V
HIP 79456	Nor	11.01	128.8	0.05	M0V:
HIP 99966	Sgr	7.51	128.8	1.35	G5V
HIP 16709	Per	10.87	128.9	0.06	M0
HIP 20441	Tau	7.86	128.9	0.98	G4V
HIP 39515	Cnc	8.48	128.9	0.55	G5
HIP 45301	Pyx	9.71	128.9	0.18	K5V
HIP 72876	Lib	10.89	128.9	0.06	—
HIP 59879	UMi	6.33	128.9	4.00	F4V
Eps Gru	Gru	3.49	128.9	54.65	A3V
HIP 118123	Tuc	8.21	128.9	0.71	G3V
HIP 14976 ◈	Per	8.15	129.0	0.75	G5
HIP 33818	Gem	10.13	129.0	0.12	K8
HIP 107225	Gru	6.67	129.0	2.92	G0IV
HIP 113699	Psc	7.06	129.0	2.04	G0
HIP 108158	Ind	7.43	129.0	1.45	G5IV/V
HIP 41847	Vel	10.78	129.1	0.07	K7
HIP 10403	And	6.05	129.1	5.19	F5V

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.