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What Are The Hottest Stars In The Universe?
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The hottest planet yet is twice Jupiter's size and hot as a star | New Scientist
What color are the hottest stars? | Socratic
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The Five Hottest Stars In The Universe - WorldAtlas
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What Are The Hottest Stars In The Universe?
Massive planet found orbiting 2 of the hottest, most massive stars | CNN
Southern Connecticut State University astronomer photographs massive star R1361a
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Meet the most extreme stars | Astronomy.com
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This Is the Hottest White Dwarf in Our Galaxy | Space
Artist's impression of the hottest and most massive touching double star | ESO