Which is biggest sun or moon or star?

Answer 1

The moon is tiny. The earth is about 3 times bigger across than the moon.

The sun is an average sized star. It's about 110 times bigger across than the earth. =

There are many stars smaller than the sun, and many stars bigger than the sun. The sun and all stars are bigger than the moon.

Answer 2

No. Stars range in size from neutron stars, which vary anywhere from 20 to 40 km in diameter, to supergiants like Betelgeuse in the Orion constellation, which has a diameter approximately 650 times larger than the Sun-about 0.9 billion kilometres.

Answer 3

i am going to presume you mean 'a star.' i do not know what star you are refering to.

the sun is an average sized star. the moon is way smaller. earth is way smaller. there are stars bigger and smaller than the sun.

Yes the Sun is bigger than the moon. P.S. The sun can fit 1,000,000 earths inside and thats just an "average" sized star!

Answer 4

Stars are significantly larger than both the sun and the moon. Stars are massive celestial bodies made up of hot gases, while the sun is a medium-sized star in our solar system. The moon, on the other hand, is a natural satellite that orbits the Earth. So, in terms of size, stars are the largest, followed by the sun, and then the moon.

Answer 5

Asteroids can have a size anywhere between about ten meters (by definition; anything smaller would be called a meteorite), and hundreds of kilometers. Comets have sizes somewhere in between, typically a few kilometers; so, the largest asteroids are LARGER than comets, while the smallest are SMALLER than comets.

Answer 6

The sun IS a star. The diameter of its visible disk is about 864,000 miles. There are

a huge number of stars smaller than the sun, and a huge number of larger ones.

Answer 7

Stars, then Earth, then the Moon is the smallest. The Sun is a star, so it falls into the first category.

However, there are stars (Brown dwarfs and stellar remnants that are smaller than the Sun)

Answer 8

Yes, they would all fall into one of those three categories. I suspect that's not quite what you were looking for, but picking any one of those options would be wrong.

The Sun is considered a yellow dwarf star. Giants and hypergiants are much, much larger. However, there are also plenty of stars that are smaller than the Sun.

Astronomers used to believe that the Sun was a fairly small and dim star. We now know that it's actually above average, because there are many more small, dim stars than previously thought (we didn't know there were so many because, well, they're small and dim, so we couldn't see them).

In a few billion years the Sun is expected to become a red giant. It will expand to approximately the size of the Earth's orbit. Even then, it won't be one of the very largest stars.

Answer 9

That is because if the Sun isn't brighter and bigger, the light of the sun won't even reach Neptune or some other extrasolar planets. But there is a star named Sirius which can replace the sun if it was bigger. It is bright enough to produce light to all the planets which need to get light, so the statement that says that the Sun is brighter than all stars is untrue.

Answer 10

The problem here is defining - What is a normal star.

All stars have some differences.

The definition of "normal star" is: Normal stars are usually defined as those having standard amounts of each atomic element.

In this case, it is referring to the metallicity of the star. As our Sun is a population I star with high metallicity our Sun is classed as a normal star.