Category:Star types
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Here is a list of articles in the category Star types of the Astronomy portal. See Stellar classification for details.
Pages in category "Star types"
The following 120 pages are in this category, out of 120 total.
- Stellar classification (astronomy)
A
- A-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Am star (astronomy)
- Ap and Bp stars (astronomy)
B
- B-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Barium star (astronomy)
- B(e) star (astronomy)
- Be star (astronomy)
- Binary pulsar (astronomy)
- Binary star (astronomy)
- Black dwarf (astronomy)
- Black star (semiclassical gravity) (astronomy)
- Blue dwarf (red-dwarf stage) (astronomy)
- Blue giant (astronomy)
- Blue hypergiant (astronomy)
- Blue straggler (astronomy)
- Blue supergiant (astronomy)
- Blue supergiant star (astronomy)
- Bright giant (astronomy)
- Brown dwarf (astronomy)
C
- Carbon detonation (astronomy)
- Carbon star (astronomy)
- CEMP star (astronomy)
- CH star (astronomy)
- Circumpolar star (astronomy)
- Class II star (astronomy)
- Class K star (astronomy)
- Class W (astronomy)
- CN star (astronomy)
- Compact star (astronomy)
D
- Dark star (dark matter) (astronomy)
- Dark star (Newtonian mechanics) (astronomy)
- Double star (astronomy)
- Dwarf star (astronomy)
E
- Electroweak star (astronomy)
- Exotic star (astronomy)
- Extreme helium star (astronomy)
F
- F-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Flare star (astronomy)
- Frozen star (hypothetical star) (astronomy)
- FU Orionis star (astronomy)
- Fusor (astronomy)
G
- G-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Gamma Cassiopeiae variable (astronomy)
- Gamma-ray burst progenitors (astronomy)
- Giant star (astronomy)
- Gravastar (astronomy)
H
- Helium star (astronomy)
- Helium-weak star (astronomy)
- Hydrogen-deficient star (astronomy)
- Hypergiant (astronomy)
- Hypernova (astronomy)
I
- Intergalactic star (astronomy)
- IRAS 00500+6713 (astronomy)
- Iron star (astronomy)
K
- K-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Kilonova (astronomy)
L
- Lambda Boötis star (astronomy)
- Lambda Eridani variable (astronomy)
- Lead star (astronomy)
- Luminous blue variable (astronomy)
M
- Magnetar (astronomy)
- Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object (astronomy)
- Main sequence (astronomy)
- Main sequence star (astronomy)
- Mercury-manganese star (astronomy)
- Metallicity (astronomy)
N
- Neutron star (astronomy)
O
- O-type main-sequence star (astronomy)
- O-type star (astronomy)
- OB star (astronomy)
- Optical pulsar (astronomy)
P
- Chemically peculiar star (chemistry)
- PG 1159 star (astronomy)
- Photometric-standard star (astronomy)
- Planck star (astronomy)
- Pole star (astronomy)
- Population I star (astronomy)
- Population II star (astronomy)
- Population III star (astronomy)
- Pre-main-sequence star (astronomy)
- Preon star (astronomy)
- Protostar (astronomy)
- Pulsar (astronomy)
- Pulsating white dwarf (astronomy)
Q
- Q star (astronomy)
- Quark star (astronomy)
- Quasi-star (astronomy)
R
- Radio star (astronomy)
- Radio-quiet neutron star (astronomy)
- Rapidly oscillating Ap star (astronomy)
- Red dwarf (astronomy)
- Red giant (astronomy)
- Red supergiant (astronomy)
- Red supergiant star (astronomy)
- Red-giant branch (astronomy)
- Relativistic star (astronomy)
S
- S-type star (astronomy)
- Shell star (astronomy)
- Soft gamma repeater (astronomy)
- Strange star (astronomy)
- Sub-brown dwarf (astronomy)
- Subdwarf (astronomy)
- Subdwarf O star (astronomy)
- Subgiant (astronomy)
- Supergiant (astronomy)
- Supergiant star (astronomy)
- Superluminous supernova (astronomy)
T
- T Tauri star (astronomy)
- Technetium star (astronomy)
- Thorne–Żytkow object (astronomy)
V
- Variable star (astronomy)
W
- White dwarf (astronomy)
- Wolf–Rayet star (astronomy)
X
- X-ray pulsar (astronomy)
Y
- Yellow giant (astronomy)
- Yellow hypergiant (astronomy)
- Yellow supergiant (astronomy)
- Yellow supergiant star (astronomy)
- Young stellar object (astronomy)
