types of stars:

Memedemu-byte star. (Meme stars.)

These grow larger than tera-byte stars, then quickly die out. These live only 1 million years, or maybe even only a few thousand.

Celebri-byte stars. (celebrity stars.)

These stars last a few billion years in popularity, they either die off by a natural supernova eventually or explode by the cancelled-trig phenomenon.

The list goes on, but lets do the main stars.

Whigges-byte star.

These are super dwarf stars, meaning they are as little as 1 or 2 km, maybe even smaller than the kilometer measurement.
These live for trillions maybe even quadrillions of years until they lose too much mass and collapse into nothing in dim supernovas.

Wartz-byte star.

These are normal dwarf stars, they live for a few trillion or billion years until they become too dim and collapse.

Mega-byte star.

These are average stars. These is the type of star sticks is.
These live for billions of years. But technically, if it goes through the right steps.. At the end of its life, it will eject alot alot of mass. It would technically be a second life as a dwarf star. These types of stars are higer-byte star. These type of stars would eject mass to a point of having a second life. Third lives, fourth lives, and on and on. These stars can live for nonillions of years.

But if they don’t go through the right step, they will be normal mega-byte stars. They live for a few billion years then die.

Giga-byte star.

These stars live only for a few million years, these are pretty much the same as mega-byte stars but bigger.

Tera-byte stars.

Tera-byte stars are super massive stars that live for a few million years, or maybe a few thousand.

Hyper-jug stars.

These stars are unfathomably massive. Its so big that not even your eyes looking at it close up could make up the size of the star.
These stars eject fuel so fast that they live for a few thousand, maybe even a few hundred years!

Buorger-styte Yatnesboom Gagne-jugs.

These objects are so unfathomably, unfathomably, unfathomably large.
These objects could possibly fill out the distance of a light year.
They’re so large that they aren’t even considered stars.

These objects are incredibly rare, and when they do occur.. They live for only a few hundred or maybe a few decades.

These contain giant bits of “Styte matter.” Styte matter are LARGE
groups of byte matter that are in larger groups of measurement called buorger.

When their lives end, they explode leaving behind the most powerful form of black holes. And massive nebulae.