Luminous blue variable
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Jump to navigationJump to searchA Luminous Blue Variable (LBV) is a rare type of massive, luminous star characterized by its instability and dramatic changes in brightness and spectrum. These stars, also known as S Doradus variables, are among the most luminous in a galaxy. LBVs are known for their episodic eruptions, during which they can eject significant amounts of mass.
