What are Stars?
Stars are astronomical objects made up of plasma, held together by gravity. They shine brightly due to nuclear reactions at their core. Stars have been a crucial part of human culture and navigation for centuries.
Explore The Sky
Using a telescope or even your naked eye on a clear night, you can observe some prominent stars. Some well-known stars include Betelgeuse and Sirius in the constellation of Canis Major. Interested in understanding more about stars and constellations? Check out Constellations Guide.
Fun Fact
Did you know that stars are born in huge clouds of dust and gas called nebulae? The lifecycle of a star depends greatly on its mass. Stars like our Sun last about 10 billion years!