Size of Stars. Super Giant Stars The stars known a Super Giants are luminous stars with a mass more than 10 times higher than that of our sun and have started to decay. Giant Stars Giant stars start out with a mass about 0.8 to about 10 times the solar mass of our sun. Main Sequence White Dwarf Stars Main sequence white dwarf stars, like our sun, are in the central part of their evolution. Main sequence stars expand to become giant or super giant stars when the core hydrogen runs out. Brown Dwarfs Brown dwarf stars do not have enough mass to run the full nuclear fusion process and transition from main sequence to giant or super giant stars. Assessment 1. stars with a mass about 0.8 to about 10 times the solar mass of our sun 2. _______ burn-up fuel faster ,while tiny stars tend to last longer. 3. A cloud of hydrogen gas in space 4. stars that do not have enough mass to run the full nuclear fusion process 5. A star that is close to dying consist of cloud of gas and dust