Betelgeuse size compared to the Sun

The size of the red supergiant star Betelgeuse compared to the one of the Sun. You can't see the Sun because it is too small to be displayed on this scale.

Object	Betelgeuse	Sun
Type	Star, red supergiant	Star, yellow dwarf
Age	8.5 million years	4.6 billion years
Diameter	1,235,310,708 km	1,392,684 km
Mean radius	617,655,354 km	696,342 km
Mass	2.29 × 1031 kg	1.98 × 1030 kg
Rotation duration	30 years	24 days
Surface temperature (average)	3,500 K 3,227 °C 5,840 °F	5,778 K 5,504 °C 9,940 °F
Surface gravity	-0.001 m/s²	274.4 m/s²
Circumference	1.2 billion km	4.3 million km
Surface area	1.5 × 1018 km2	6.09 × 1012 km2
Volume	9.87 × 1026 km3	1.41 × 1018 km3
Average orbital speed	5 km/s	1.99 km/s
Atmosphere composition	hydrogen, helium	73% hydrogen, 25% helium, 0.8% oxygen, 0.3% carbon
Crust composition	hydrogen, helium	73% hydrogen, 25% helium, 0.8% oxygen, 0.3% carbon
Sun distance	724 light years	0 km
Luminosity	5.73 × 1031 W	3.82 × 1026 W
Photosphere temperature	3,590 K	5,772 K
Distance from the Milky Way center	-	27,200 light years
Metallicity	0.05	0.0122
Spectral classification	M1–M2 Ia–ab	G2V
Absolute magnitude	-5.85	4.83
Right ascension	05h 55m 10.29s	19h 4m 30s
Declination	+07° 24′ 25.3″	+63.87°

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