The largest star in the universe.

BRAODWIY-56HF (pronounced broad-why)

This star is located in a star cluster called BRAODWIY.

BROADWIY cluster is located in an elliptical galaxy about 16 octillion light years away.

BRAODWIY is not massifintly, but a type of star known as a Hyperjug.

Hyperjugs are accidental stars that gained too much Byte matter and substances in formation, If this star was the star of the damania major solar system, it would swallow the entire solar system.
In fact, if they were the stars of a 600 planet solar system.. The entire solar system would still swallow the entire solar system.
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BRAODWIY-56HF

But because the universe has such a law…
It will hold things together, from a source, held by a source, held by a source which is held entirely from nothing. And nothing, held together by nothing. Such power is the glory of the almighty-star.

Ignes globular cluster. The brightest cluster in the night sky.

Stars: 8 trillion.
Distance: 98,000 light years away. (located near the galaxy core.)
Age: 5 octillion.

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Picture below the star cluster.
Massifintly stars.
The red dot is the average size of a red giant star.

Massifintly stars eject nearly a quarter of all its byte matter more than red giant stars.

Massifintly stars have a lifespan of usually a few million years, possibly even a few thousand. And if so unlucky, death at birth.