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LITM dwarfs ("red dwarfs") are the most common stars. Within 10 parsecs, RECONS counts 284 of 378 stars as M type, 75%. The Annual Reviews census gives 280 of 373 (75.1%), alongside 42 K, 19 G, 7 F, 4 A and 21 white dwarfs, with no O or B. Proxima Centauri, the nearest star, is one.

COMPUTEDEach dot is a star in the 373-star census, coloured by a blackbody at a typical temperature for its type through CIE with Bradford. Honest result: a 3,000 K "red" dwarf computes to orange, not red, so "red dwarf" is a name more than a colour. Nesting: orange M dwarfs at the core, then the rarer K, G, F and A shells outward, white dwarfs, the void.

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