How the Colors of Stars Change With Their Temperature

How the Colors of Stars Change With Their Temperature

Stars are divided into seven spectral types based on their temperature: M, K, G, F, A, B, and O. M-stars are the coolest, glowing red and burning slowly for trillions of years. K-stars are slightly hotter and orange in color, often hosting potentially habitable planets. G-stars, like our Sun, shine yellow and have stable lifespans ideal for life to develop. F-stars are hotter and whiter, burning their fuel faster. A-stars glow bright white and are among the more massive main sequence stars. B-stars are hot and blue-white, emitting strong ultraviolet radiation. O-stars are the hottest and most massive, shining brilliant blue and living fast, short lives.

This video explores how a star’s color changes with its temperature, and how that affects the star’s size, age, and life cycle.

Time Codes:
00:17 Brown Dwarfs
00:37 M-Type Stars
00:57 K-Type Stars
01:16 G-Type Stars
01:36 F-Type Stars
01:56 A-Type Stars
02:16 B-Type Stars
02:46 O-Type Stars

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