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Lista de estrellas más grandes

A continuación se muestran listas de las estrellas más grandes conocidas actualmente, ordenadas por radio y separadas en categorías por galaxia. La unidad de medida utilizada es el radio del Sol (aproximadamente 695.700  km ; 432.300  mi ). [1]

El Sol , la órbita de la Tierra , Júpiter y Neptuno , comparados con cuatro estrellas. ( Pistola Star , Rho Cassiopeiae , Betelgeuse y VY Canis Majoris )

Descripción general

Aunque las supergigantes rojas a menudo se consideran las estrellas más grandes, se ha descubierto que algunos otros tipos de estrellas aumentan temporalmente significativamente su radio, como durante las erupciones del LBV o las novas rojas luminosas . Las novas rojas luminosas parecen expandirse extremadamente rápidamente, alcanzando de miles a decenas de miles de radios solares en sólo unos meses, significativamente más grandes que las supergigantes rojas más grandes. [2]

Algunos estudios utilizan modelos que predicen que las estrellas supermasivas (SMS) de Población III o I de alta acreción en el universo primitivo podrían haber evolucionado "protoestrellas supergigantes rojas". Se cree que estas protoestrellas tienen tasas de acreción mayores que la tasa de contracción, lo que resulta en temperaturas más bajas pero con radios que alcanzan muchas decenas de miles de R ☉ , comparables a algunos de los agujeros negros más grandes conocidos . [3] [4] [5]

Diámetros angulares

Los diámetros angulares de las estrellas se pueden medir directamente mediante interferometría estelar . Otros métodos pueden utilizar ocultaciones lunares o binarias eclipsantes , que pueden utilizarse para probar métodos indirectos de búsqueda de radios estelares. La Luna sólo puede ocultar unas pocas estrellas supergigantes útiles, incluida Antares A (Alpha Scorpii A). Ejemplos de binarias eclipsantes son Epsilon Aurigae (Almaaz), VV Cephei y V766 Centauri (HR 5171). Las mediciones del diámetro angular pueden ser inconsistentes porque el límite de la atmósfera muy tenue ( opacidad ) difiere según la longitud de onda de la luz en la que se observa la estrella . [ cita necesaria ]

Siguen existiendo incertidumbres con respecto a la composición y el orden de las listas, especialmente al derivar varios parámetros utilizados en los cálculos, como la luminosidad estelar y la temperatura efectiva . A menudo, los radios estelares sólo pueden expresarse como un promedio o estar dentro de un amplio rango de valores. Los valores de los radios estelares varían significativamente en diferentes fuentes y para diferentes métodos de observación. [ cita necesaria ]

Todos los tamaños indicados en estas listas tienen imprecisiones y pueden ser cuestionados. Las listas aún son un trabajo en progreso y los parámetros son propensos a cambiar.

Advertencias

Existen varios problemas a la hora de determinar con precisión los radios de las estrellas más grandes, que en muchos casos presentan errores significativos. Las siguientes listas generalmente se basan en diversas consideraciones o suposiciones; estos incluyen:

Liza

Las siguientes listas muestran las estrellas más grandes conocidas según la galaxia anfitriona.

vía Láctea

Nubes de Magallanes

Galaxias Andrómeda (M31) y Triángulo (M33)

Otras galaxias (dentro del Grupo Local)

Fuera del grupo local

Tenga en cuenta que esta lista no incluye las estrellas oscuras candidatas JWST , con radios estimados de hasta 61 unidades astronómicas (13.000  R ☉ ) [141] o cuasi-estrellas , con modelos teóricos que sugieren que podrían alcanzar radios de hasta 40.700 unidades astronómicas. radios (189 ua). [142]

Eventos transitorios

Durante algunos eventos transitorios, como novas rojas o erupciones LBV, el radio de la estrella puede aumentar en una cantidad significativa.

Progenitores SN

Estrellas más grandes por tamaño aparente

La siguiente lista incluye las estrellas más grandes por su tamaño aparente ( diámetro angular ) vistas desde la Tierra. La unidad de medida es el miliarcosegundo (mas), equivalente a10 × 10 −3  segundos de arco .  Se incluyen estrellas con diámetros angulares superiores a 13 milisegundos de arco.

Ver también

Notas

  1. ^ abcde Métodos para calcular el radio:
  2. ^ abcdef En la época J2000
  3. ^ [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]
  4. ^ Usando un diámetro angular de7,8 ± 0,64  milisegundos de arco [26] y una distancia de1610+
    130-110     pársecs .     [27]
  5. ^ Leyenda:
    UD=Diámetro uniforme del disco
    LD= Diámetro oscurecido de las extremidades
    Ross= Diámetro de Rosseland

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