👉 Triaxonian is a term used in the context of astronomy and astrophysics to describe a type of star that has a high number of hydrogen atoms in its core. This type of star, also known as a red giant star, is characterized by its high luminosity (or brightness) but with a low mass compared to the Sun or other stars in our solar system. Red giants are one of the most common types of stars and can be found in the early stages of their life cycle.
