NASA Found the COLOSSAL STAR That Makes Our Sun Seem Grain of Sand

NASA has discovered a colossal star so massive that it makes our Sun look like a grain of sand by comparison! This behemoth, located millions of light-years away, is one of the largest stars ever found, with a size and brightness that defy comprehension. Scientists are amazed by its sheer scale, as it could fit billions of Suns within its volume. This discovery sheds new light on the extremes of the universe and the mysteries of stellar formation. Could such a massive star hold secrets about the birth and death of galaxies? Join us as we dive into this awe-inspiring cosmic find and unravel the science behind its unimaginable size!
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[joesparks]

Fusion isn't a chemical reaction, it's a nuclear reaction.

[merrickanthonyofficial]

our star being like a grain of sand compared to WOH-G64 is insane

[CosmicChroniclesTV]

This is such an exciting find in the universe! However, I can't help but wonder—do we really understand what it means for a star to be so massive? Could there be more about its formation we’re not seeing yet? #cosmicchroniclestv

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[roly]

UY Scuti is 1708 times bigger than our sun . So far its the largest star known in our Universe .

[mrwireless]

How can their be countless stars but we can't find a supernova these scientists are evil and wicked

[amputee]

Grab your board, and surf the black hole.