There are larger stars - and some MUCH larger stars.
But there are also smaller (and MUCH smaller) stars too.
To the best of our knowledge - our Sun is extremely, boringly AVERAGE.
It’s about halfway through it’s life - it’s kinda halfway into the MilkyWay.
It couldn’t *BE* more normal.
So - sure it’s tiny compared to SOME stars - but it’s pretty big compared to some others.
The smallest known star goes by the catchy name “OGLE-TR-122b” and it’s about the size of Jupiter.
In this diagram - the Sun is on the left…
