This Star Is 1,000x Bigger Than the Sun—Here’s Why It Matters

Join us as we uncover the colossal wonder of Stephenson 2-18, the largest known star in the universe! 🚀✨ This red supergiant dwarfs our Sun, boasting a staggering size that challenges our understanding of cosmic scale. With a diameter 2,150 times that of the Sun, S2-18 could easily swallow millions of Suns whole! 🌌

Discover how this incredible star, located 20,000 light-years away in the constellation Scutum, is a key to understanding the lifecycle of stars and the creation of the elements essential for life. What happens when such a giant burns out? Prepare for a mind-blowing journey into the secrets of the cosmos!

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00:00:00 Introduction to the discovery of a colossal star
00:00:35 Introduction to Stephenson 2-18
00:00:56 Explanation of the size and scale of Stephenson 2-18
00:01:53 Discovery and characteristics of Stephenson 2-18
00:02:39 Importance of studying Stephenson 2-18
00:03:26 Conclusion and call to action

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