What is the biggest star in the Universe?

Friday, December 18, 2015 - 06:30 in Astronomy & Space

Look up at the night sky and it is filled with stars. But only a microscopic fraction are visible to the naked eye. In fact, there are estimated to be 100 billion stars in 10,000 billion galaxies in the visible universe. This means that there are roughly 1024 stars out there.

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