Star Luminosity and Orbital Zones

Calculator Instructions

  1. Fill 2 of the 3 follwing fields: Radius, Temperature, Luminosity
  2. Click "Generate Star" to get the 3rd value for the Star.
Radius (Suns) Temperature Luminosity (Suns)
Suns (5772 K) Kelvin

Zone Calculator Instructions

Enter any value in one of the fields: Luminosity, Inner and Outer Habitable Zone, Frost Line. The other values will update immediately.

Habitable Zone (AU)
Formula Source
Frost Line (AU)
Formula Source
Inner Outer

“This new habitable zone will stretch from 49.4 AU to 71.4 AU – well into the Kuiper Belt – which means the formerly icy worlds will melt, and liquid water will be present beyond the orbit of Pluto.” (Source)

A quasi-star is a hypothetical type of extremely massive and luminous star that existed in the early history of the universe. The star's energy came from a dying black hole in its core.

List of Star Extremes
Radius Temperature Mass Luminosity

Quasi-star: 10 billion kilometres (66.85 au) or 7,187 Suns

Largest Star: Stephenson_2-18: 2,150 Suns

Quasi-star: ~ 4000K

Quasi-star: 1,000 - 10,000 Suns

Most Massive Star: R136a1: 315 Suns

Quasi-star: 11,913,242.038742166 Suns

Brightest Star: R136a1: 8,710,000 suns