(the small white dot to the very left under antares is the relative size of our sun)
Just don't say it 3 times in a row
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> It is in Orion. More specifically, if you think about orion facing you from the sky, Betelgeuse is his proper right shoulder ("stage left" so to speak).
It is the 8th-10th brightest star in the sky, depending on your source.
It is a red giant and is so big you could fit almost 180,000,000 (180 Million) suns in it.
Or you could put 220,000,000,000,000 (220 TRILLION) Earths in it. <
It is the 8th-10th brightest star in the sky, depending on your source.
It is a red giant and is so big you could fit almost 180,000,000 (180 Million) suns in it.
Or you could put 220,000,000,000,000 (220 TRILLION) Earths in it. <
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