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No. Only massive stars can become supergiants.

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What stars are super giants?

super giants are a very very big star


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Blue Giants or Super Giants


What do all stars eventually turn into?

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How are super-Giants are formed?

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What happens to a star when it becomes a super giant?

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Which of these stars produces the most light?

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