We invite you to spend a moment this week to peer up into the night sky and enjoy the immensity of the Universe. This certainly scares a lot of folks, as trying to imagine the size of the Universe is just an intangible. But it is not something to be feared, but frankly embraced and marveled. Be curious. Few details to share 1. Sun = Big bright ball of reactions in the sky. 2. Sirius A = AV class star or main sequence white star, the brightest stars in the observable night sky. 3. Pollux= Orange Giant Star, the brightest star in the Gemini Constellation . 4. Pistol Star = blue hypergiant( variable S Doradus) is one of the most massive and brightest in the Milky Way .It is located in the Sagittarius Constellation. 5. Betelgeuse= red supergiant M1-2 lab .A star in advanced stage of its evolution , which shows episodes of variability due to almost regular pulsations... potentially close to going through a Supernova in our lifetime. 6. UY SCUTI= red hypergiant, semi-regular variable in the Constellation Scuti .It is extremely large and luminous but with a high mass lost rate that forms a disk of dust and gas surrounding it. 7. Stephenson 2-18:red Hypergiant in the Constellation Scutum. The largest known star. Wonder if we’ll ever find a larger star in our Universe. 🌐PARTNER CREDIT COMPOSITION/ EDITING @glamour_physics @modernsciencex CONTENT USED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY For the pics/clips used in this uploaded editing: All Rights And Credits Reserved To Respected Owner (s) Content Is Used For Educational Purposes Only No copyright infringement intended . Copyright issues? DM us. @Go_Atomico #goatomico #starscape #stars #stargazer #universal #celestial #celestialbodiez #astromomy #astrodome #students #sciencedaily #videocreator #reelvideo #deepspace #dream #dreamspace #astronaut #interstellar #spaceship #NASA #planetarysociety
