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  • Earths in Stars: A Size Comparison - Space Explored
    It depends on the star! Stars come in a huge range of sizes.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Our Sun: The Sun's diameter is about 109 times the Earth's diameter. So, you could fit roughly 109 Earths across the Sun.

    * Red Dwarfs: These are the smallest stars, about 10% the size of our Sun. They'd only fit about 10 Earths across.

    * Supergiants: These are enormous stars, sometimes thousands of times larger than the Sun. You could fit millions of Earths across a supergiant!

    In short, there's no single answer. It depends on the specific star.

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