There are trillions of them. You need to be more specific.
This applies in general to red giants, and red supergiants. There are several of those.
Aldebaran, which is a red giant star.
Red giant and some supergiants.
That might be a white dwarf.
Alpha Centauri and the sun
Proxima Centauri has a temperature of about 3,042K
Proxima Centauri has an insignificant luminosity to Betelgeuse. Although it is the closest known star(4.2 light-years) to our Sun, it is virtually impossible to see because it is so dim. Betelgeuse, on the other hand, is a lot farther (640 light-years). Yet, it is one of the brightest stars in our night sky. This is because Betelgeuse has an extremely high luminosity.
Proximus Centauri has a very low average luminosity. It is also a flare star that undergoes random increases in brightness because of magnetic activity which gives the impression of flickering. Because of it's low energy production, Proximus Centauri is expected to be around for another four trillion years.
Alpha Centauri A (Rigil Kentaurus) is a type G2V star - which is the same as our Sun so it has a colour of yellow.Alpha Centauri is abinary star system.Alpha Centauri A - the primary star, is a G2V star so has the apparent colour of yellowish-white, the same as our Sun.Alpha Centauri B - the secondary star, is a K1V star so has the apparent colour of yellow-orange.
Alpha Centauri is as luminosity is 1.6 times that of the sun because it fuses hydrogen and helium in its core at a higher rate.
Alpha Centauri and the sun
Rigel by far.
Proxima Centauri has a temperature of about 3,042K
Proxima Centauri is a star and there is no scientific notation for a star. There will be scientific notations for the values of its distance, its size, its age, luminosity, magnitude and so on but the question is not about any of them!
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Alpha Centauri has a temperature ranging from 5,000-6,000K.
Proxima Centauri has an insignificant luminosity to Betelgeuse. Although it is the closest known star(4.2 light-years) to our Sun, it is virtually impossible to see because it is so dim. Betelgeuse, on the other hand, is a lot farther (640 light-years). Yet, it is one of the brightest stars in our night sky. This is because Betelgeuse has an extremely high luminosity.
Proximus Centauri has a very low average luminosity. It is also a flare star that undergoes random increases in brightness because of magnetic activity which gives the impression of flickering. Because of it's low energy production, Proximus Centauri is expected to be around for another four trillion years.
Plasma
Alpha Centauri (Rigil Kentaurus, Rigil Kent or Toliman) is the brightest star in the southern constellation of Centaurus.It has a temperature of about 5,790 Kelvin.
Alpha Centauri A (Rigil Kentaurus) is a type G2V star - which is the same as our Sun so it has a colour of yellow.Alpha Centauri is abinary star system.Alpha Centauri A - the primary star, is a G2V star so has the apparent colour of yellowish-white, the same as our Sun.Alpha Centauri B - the secondary star, is a K1V star so has the apparent colour of yellow-orange.