Where are the Stars like our Sun?

Where are the Stars like our Sun? Are all the stars we see in the night sky like our Sun?

TYPES OF STARS IN OUR GALAXY 90% HealthyStable 9% White Dwarfs 1% Giants

TYPES OF STARS IN OUR GALAXY 7% Yellow/White 9% White Dwarfs 1% Giants HealthyStable Stars

TYPES OF STARS IN OUR GALAXY 4% Hot, Blue 9% White Dwarfs 1% Giants HealthyStable 7% Yellow/White

TYPES OF STARS IN OUR GALAXY 79% Cool Red 9% White Dwarfs 1% Giants HealthyStable 7% Yellow/White 4% Hot, Blue

But what do we mostly see with just our eyes? We see the hot, bluish stars We see the giants 79% Cool Red 9% White Dwarfs 1% Giants HealthyStable 7% Yellow/White 4% Hot, Blue

Orion < Giant < Giant < Hot Bluish + Giant (Double star) < Giant Giant > Giant > < Giant

Giant Triangle < Hot Bluish < Hot Bluish < Giant < Yellow: Giant + Blue: Hot Bluish (Double star - Albireo) < Giant < Giant Hot Bluish > < Giant Giant >

Big Dipper & Polaris Big Dipper& Polaris Polaris: Giant > < Hot Bluish < Mizar & Alcor: Both are Hot Bluish < Hot Bluish Hot Bluish > < Giant Hot Bluish > Hot Bluish >

Cassiopeia < Giant < Giant Sun-like Star > < Hot Bluish Giant > < Giant

Cetus Tau Ceti >

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Where are the Stars like our Sun?