Canopus Star Cycle

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The star name is Canopus. They star spectral type is F it is F because it best fits in this stars case. Composition of this star is Hydrogen and Helium it is what makes Canopus the star that is is now. Temperature of this star is over 5,800 degrees kelvin. The color of the star is blue white. The luminosity is ten to the fifth which is equal to one hundred thousands times brighter than our sun. The star Canopus mass is eight. The star's radius is ten to the second which is equal to one hundred.The star type is a massive star it is a supergiant. Next step in the star cycle is a supernova. The coolest thing about the star that I picked. It is way bigger than our sun and larger than other plants but not all of them.

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