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Last year, astronomers were puzzled when Betelguese, the bright red supergiant star in the constellation Orion, dramatically faded, but then recovered. The dimming lasted for weeks. Now, astronomers have turned their sights toward a monster star in the adjoining constellation Canis Major, the Great Dog.
The Biggest Stars in the Galaxy
Learn about hypergiant stars -- stars that make the sun look ridiculously tiny.
VLT Spots Largest Yellow Hypergiant Star
ESO’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer has revealed the largest yellow star — and one of the ten largest stars found so far.
This hypergiant has been found to measure more than 1300 times the diameter of the Sun, and to be part of a double star system, with the second component so close that it is in contact with the main star.
Observations spanning over sixty years, some from amateur observers, also indicate that this rare and remarkable object is changing very rapidly and has been caught during a very brief phase of its life.