How common is the Sun compared to EVERY other type of star? 🌟 Stars come in seven main colours (technically spectral types): 🔵 O & B — big, hot, blue ⚪ A & F — bright white 🟡 G — yellow (like our Sun!) 🟠 K — orange 🔴 M — red and cool Now for the fun part: how many of each are out there? ⭐ M-type red dwarfs dominate the universe — up to 80% of all stars! 🟠 K-type orange stars: ~8% 🟡 G-type (Sun-like): only ~3.5% ⚪🔵 A, F, B & O stars combined: less than 1% total! 🌟 Giant stars: 0.4% 🌟 Su

We created this stunning 4K, 60 FPS video to give you a thrilling experience of star comparison. Let's compare our Sun to stars like Betelgeuse, VY Canis Majoris, and other cosmic giants. The color of a star is a direct indicator of its surface temperature. Hotter stars emit more energy in shorter wavelengths, appearing blue or white. Cooler stars emit more energy in longer wavelengths, appearing red or orange. This phenomenon is known as Wien's Law. We carefully applied this Law to colorize eac