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| | SupergiantA star with a higher luminosity and a larger radius than a giant of the same spectral classification. It will have typically one hundred times the luminosity of a giant. It will almost certainly become a supernova. Blue SupergiantA supergiant star with spectral type O or B. Red SupergiantA supergiant with spectral type M. These are the largest stars in the universe. Yellow SupergiantA supergiant star with a spectral type of G.
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