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What Is the Largest Possible Star?

How big can a star actually get before gravity, radiation pressure, and violent mass loss tear it apart? The most massive stars can outweigh the Sun by well over a hundred times, but there are physical limits to how much matter a star can hold onto. In this Short, we look at what sets the upper limit on stellar mass — and just how enormous the biggest possible stars might be.

Source: Isaac Arthur
Quantum24 Network