the biggest star in the sky is, and where is it APPROXIMATELY located.

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Shawnte · Answer

The star lies near the center of the Milky Way, roughly 9,500 light-years away.

Honda · Answer

it's the sun. in the middle of the solar system about 92.508 million mi away

Angle · Answer

shawnte is incorrect

Honda · Answer

the sun is a star tho right?

Angle · Answer

yes

Angle · Answer

I agree with Honda's answer, although we do not like seeing direct answers on questions. For a problem like this, it is better to cite a source for the question asker to visit so they can figure out the problem on their own

Honda · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Angle
I agree with Honda's answer, although we do not like seeing direct answers on questions. For a problem like this, it is better to cite a source for the question asker to visit so they can figure out the problem on their own
$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}$
sorry. i didn't mean to

Singularity · Answer

honda is incorrect, if we are talking about the night sky and no, the size of the star itself not the size it appears to be

Singularity · Answer

ty supie

Angle · Answer

your problem did not specify the night sky
the sun is a star and it is the biggest star in our sky

Singularity · Answer

ugh you know what i meant, the earth only has one star in the day sky if i asked the quesiton it would be dumb. there is only one star in the day sky so i obviously meant night sky

Angle · Answer

The biggest known star, the star with the most apparent brightness, etc are all different things

Singularity · Answer

i meant the actual size not the appearance of the star from earth. how big it would be if u were next to it *and i know you would vaporize*

Singularity · Answer

i think biggest star is *sirius* but... not sure

Angle · Answer

https://www.space.com/41290-biggest-star.html#:~:text=The%20largest%20of%20all&text=The%20star%20lies%20near%20the,which%20itself%20comes%20after%20giant.

Singularity · Answer

thankyou @Angle

Angle · Answer

actually, my apologies, there may be a bigger one https://www.labroots.com/trending/space/16164/largest-star-discovered-uy-scuti

Angle · Answer

as telescopes get better, we are able to discover potentially bigger stars that we may not have been able to detect before.

Angle · Answer

you're not in a twitch chat, you can thank people by messaging them

Singularity · Answer

ok sorry, wait angle, r u a mod?

Angle · Answer

yes

Singularity · Answer

oop, im sorry for treating u badly. i didnt realize

Angle · Answer

it literally says co founder next to my name lolol

Angle · Answer

anyways, have a good day

Singularity · Answer

you too.

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