Our sun, or another star just like it (there are many more like our sun) has a lifetime of about 10 billion years, give or take 500 million.
Our Sun is an average star and has a life time of approximately 10 billion years.
The protostellar stage for a star like our Sun typically lasts for about 100,000 years. During this stage, the star is accumulating mass from its surrounding disk of gas and dust, contracting and heating up until nuclear fusion ignites in its core.
13 billion years, roughly. Our sun was created about 6.5 billion years ago so it is just starting middle-age.
It takes about 10 million years for a star like our sun to form and reach its stable state.
2.6 billions years
The stars are to be found in space, the nearest star to us is the sun. The sun is big because it is close to us the other stars are like the sun but are just points of light because they are a long long long way away form us.
No. The star is not vanished. When the star is born it is very small. Taking long time like 1 to 2 million years it get bigger and bigger. and in the last, it blasts. After it blasts it become a black hole or a new star. And the sun is in the middle of growing,so it is said that gravity of the sun pulles the earth near the sun and the earth will get burnt after 10 million years.
That sounds like a description of the Sun. However, please note that our Sun is not "like" a star; it actually is a star.
The sun is a star, so any star could be much like our sun.
a sphere just like every planet (sun) star==sun
Sun IS a STAr
Life cycle of a sun like star. A sun like star will start out as a nebula to a protostar to a main sequence star to a red giant and into a white dwarf and will simply fade out.