WHICH IS THE BIGGEST STAR IN THE UNIVERSE
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VY Canis Majoris IS THE BIGGEST STAR IN THE UNIVERSE
well its discovered till now
there are too many stars bigger than this so its difficult to say
well its discovered till now
there are too many stars bigger than this so its difficult to say
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there’s no way we can possibly know what the biggest star is but the biggest star that we know of is Sun.Another thing worth considering is the fact that our Sun is pretty small, as stars go. As a G-type main-sequence star (specifically, a G2V star), which is commonly known as a yellow dwarf, its on the smaller end of the size chart (see above). While it is certainly larger than the most common type of star – M-type, or Red Dwarfs – it is itself dwarfed (no pun!) by the likes of blue giants and other spectral classes.To break it all down, stars are grouped based on their essential characteristics, which can be their spectral class (i.e. color), temperature, size, and brightness. The most common method of classification is known as theMorgan–Keenan (MK) system, which classifies stars based on temperature using the letters O, B, A, F, G, K, and M, – O being the hottest and M the coolest.
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