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Which stars are most common in the galaxy? why don't we see many of them?
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Which stars are most common in the galaxy? why don't we see many of them?

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Scientists think 20 out of the 30 stars nearest to Earth are red dwarfs; however, none can be seen wuth the naked eye. The closest star ti the sun, Proxina Centauri, is a Red Dwarf.
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