>Our sun is the Manlet or Starlet of the universe How does

>>7668139
>manlet or starlet
there was an attempt.

>>7668139
Feels just fine to me

Alive.

G type main sequence stars are fairly common though

>>7668160
>defending 5'8" manlets

>>7668160
Found the Starlet

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>>7668139
How you gonna post this shit without VY Canis Majoris?

>>7668487
that's a big star

>>7668487
How does it maintain enough internal pressure not to collapse?

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>when its diameter is a single digit in million km

>>7668493
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://someinterestingfacts.net/hypergiant-star-the-biggest-star-in-space/&sa=U&ved=0CA8QFjACahUKEwjH64n8yJzJAhVJWCYKHRLCACs&usg=AFQjCNHGs5T3UFE2tg3jC58te1TUtLArjw

>>7668139
Horny, size difference makes me horny.

>>7668139
starlets live longer tho

>>7668160
This

The Sun is average, it's just special to us

>>7668492
...for you

>>7668567
Literally the largest star discovered so far.

>>7668139
>be super giant
>bitches love me
>die while teenager
>never have kids

>never have kids

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Alive and conscious.
Good luck trying to develop complex life in the adjacent planets to those stars with their inferior life spawn.

>>7668139

facepalm.jpg

Our star is in the top 3% of stars in our galaxy, by mass.

"With an average density of 0.000005 to 0.000010 kg/m3, the star is a hundred thousand times less dense than the atmosphere of Earth (air) at sea level."

neat

literally cukced by other stars

>>7669038
How.

>>7668139
>What are red dwarfs

>>7668990
When will they learn... Smh 2bf bruh