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How big is A قیفاووس V V?

1.4 terametre!

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A قیفاووس V V

برای مدتی VV قیفاووس A بزرگترین ستاره ی شناخته شده بود. هم اکنون این عنوان متعلق است به سگ بزرگ VY است. به این دلیل که همواره ستارگان جدید در حال کشف شدن هستند!

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Evren Ölçeði > A قیفاووس V V
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Betelgeuse
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Antares
Antares is a red supergiant very near the ecliptic, so it gets occulted (blocked) by the Moon quite often. Also, Antares weighs septillions of tons and is losing weight through solar wind, but this method is slow. The fast way is to explode, which it'll do later.
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Distance from Neptune to the Sun
Neptune is the most distant known planet in the solar system. The distance from Neptune to the Sun is greater than the diameter of any known star!

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