Melbourne's ASTRONOMY CENTRAL

Stars

A star is a huge ball of mostly hydrogen and helium gas. Stars are found in galaxies, and come in many sizes. The closest star to the Earth is The Sun.

The most advanced pages are marked with [A], and graphically intensive pages with [G] .

  • Pictures of Stars

  • Supernovae

  • Constellations


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