what orders do the stars go in?

Answer 1

Typically they don't enter in any specific order. They walk across the red carpet in the order in which they arrive. Now once they are inside, award nominees tend to sit near the front and near the aisles. This allows for the speediest trip to and from the podium.

If you meant the big shiny things in space, check the link low.

Answer 2

The largest sect among the stars is called "The Holy Order of the Main Sequence." The highest ranking stars of that order are the Wolf-Rayet stars, and down from there in descending order of rank, there are the O stars, the B stars, the A stars, the F stars, the G stars (like our sun), the K stars and the M stars. There are specialties among the M star monks, having to do with their spectral lines.

Answer 3

Spectral types are in that order (from brightest to dimmest)
O B A F G K M R N H

O are very large and hot --bluish-- and also short lived stars.
G is the type of our sun.
K and M are red dwarves.

The R, N and H classes are used for stars with specific spectroscopic emissions, and can be omitted from the general classification.

Answer 4

Several years ago, I read of a good way to remember the sprectral order used:

Oh Be A Fine Girl Kiss Me Right Now Honey for OBAFGKMRNH

It's sillly, but I've not forgotten it since I'd first seen it...

Answer 5

Here is a web site you might like, it tells alot about the stars.

http://jumk.de/astronomie/big-stars/index.shtml

Answer 6

From largest to smallest: O, B, A, F, G, K, M, L. Is that what you meant?

Answer 7

This question is completely meaningless.

Answer 8

Go to http://www.astro.keele.ac.uk/workx/starlife/StarpageS_26M.html for ur answer!