Da fukk if they are...
Let me educate you...
Even though there are more than 10*
22 known
stars in the universe,
each one is unique.
No two stars have exactly the same properties.
We have even broken them down into 7 different types/classes
All stars are massive balls of gases that release energy by fusing hydrogen into helium.
All stars fuse hydrogen into helium to produce radiation.
Massive more luminous stars have more hydrogen fuel and tend to use it up faster than lesser stars.
Stars differ in size, temperature and brightness.
The average star temp ranges from 3000 Kelvin to 50,000 Kelvin
Some stars stand alone, some group in pairs (binary stars) and some exist in clusters.
Stars do not all generate the same radiation.
Which is why powers differed from there to here
You need to do some research before you post breh
Or at least have a 5th graders understanding
Cause we learned that all stars are no the same in elementary school breh