Recent discussions have focused on stars that share similar characteristics to our Sun. These sun-like stars are of great interest to astronomers as they may possess planets capable of supporting life. Studies have indicated that a sizable number of these stars exist in our galaxy. This opens up huge possibilities for future research in astrobiology and the search for extraterrestrial life. One significant challenge is accurately identifying and classifying these stars among the vast number in the cosmos. Stellar classification can influence how we understand their potential for hosting planets in the habitable zones where life might thrive. Furthermore, advancing observational technology will play a crucial role in improving our ability to study these celestial bodies. The excitement surrounding sun-like stars reflects a broader trend in space exploration, emphasizing the search for life beyond Earth and the strategic advancements in telescope technology and data analysis techniques.