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human
Do bigger/brighter stars have bigger Goldilocks zones and therefore more space for more planets within the zone? eg Antares is 65000 x brighter than Sun, could it hold over 65k planets?

If a star is much bigger, could many more planets theoretically fall into its goldilocks zone? How many planets could fit into Suns goldilocks zone anyway?
gpt
Yes, but larger stars burn out more quickly, so life would not have the long time scales to develop like they have had on Earth. On the other side, smaller stars have very close and small Goldilocks zones, but last much longer and are much more stable.