M-Type Star Timeline

M-type stars, or red dwarfs, are the most common and long-lived stars in the universe. They have relatively low temperatures, ranging from 2,500 to 3,500 K, which gives them their reddish appearance. Despite their small size and low luminosity, M-type stars burn their fuel slowly, allowing them to shine for tens to hundreds of billions of years.

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Makemake song by klt, Instrumental by Mr Ted
Core (Genocide) by toby fox, pitched by dogepro

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