Red Dwarfs: Understanding the Most Common Type of Star

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Red Dwarfs: Understanding the Most Common Type of Star

90 percent of the stars are red dwarfs.

Red dwarfs are the smallest and coolest type of main sequence star. They are much fainter than the Sun, and they have a much longer lifespan.

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