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Introduction – Star Sizes

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With an infinite amount of stars in the universe and the billions in our own galaxy, as we search through the stars that we can see with current technology, we have come across many weird and wonderful stars. And through continuous study, we have found many different types of stars with many different star sizes.

Star Sizes

 

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