young stars
New Hollywood talent
Young stars are celebrities, athletes, or performers who have achieved fame at an early age.
The phrase emphasizes both their prominence and their youth, often implying potential for greater success: The team's young stars carried them to the playoffs.
In astronomy, young stars are those in early stages of stellar evolution, typically less than a few hundred million years old.
- starletsYoung aspiring actresses
- child actorsUnderage film performers
- prodigiesUnusually talented youth
- newcomersThose recently arrived
- up and comingLikely to succeed soon
rising · talent · Hollywood · overnight sensation · big break · nursery · nebula · protostars · main sequence · formation · hot · bright · blue · massive · clusters · Orion · luminous · burning
- Celestial Objectsplanets, moons, comets, galaxies, nebulae
- Stellar Astronomyred giants, white dwarfs, Cepheid variables, nucleosynthesis, spectroscopy
- spiral galaxiesMilky Way, Andromeda Galaxy, Andromeda, spiral arms, spiral arm
- galaxy partsgalactic core, spiral arms, galactic center, spiral arm, nucleus
young starsdying stars
red giants · white dwarfs · neutron stars · black holes · red dwarfs
young, younger, youngest, youngster, youngsters, youth, youthful, youthfully, youthfulness