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Barnard's Star is close to the same size as jupiter. This star is made up of elements that are heavier than helium.

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It would take us 50 years to reach Barnard's Star from earth. This star was named after Edward Emerson Barnard, an American astronomer who discovered it sometime in 1916.

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This is Edward Emerson Barnard, who discovered Barnard's Star.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RibUGadPPU&t=112s

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Barnard's Runaway Star - Fastest Moving Star in the Sky

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Even though Barnard's Star is way older than the Sun (7–12 billion years old), it will live a lot longer compared to the Sun, about 3 to 4 trillion more years to go.

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Barnard's star is one of the closest stars to earth. It's only 5.978 light years away from us, the second closest star to us.

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This star is in the Milky Way galaxy, our galaxy. Barnard's Star has three planets orbiting it. It is also the fastest moving star in our solar system.

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It has a luminosity of 0.0004 L and a temperature of 3,134 K. If you compare Barnard's Star to our sun it would have a mass of 0.14, and a radius only 0.2 times that of the Sun.