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Stars, also known as ''suns'', are the center of [[Solar_System|solar system]]s. | '''Stars''', also known as ''suns'', are the center of [[Solar_System|solar system]]s. | ||
A star can be harvested for [[preon]] particles using a [[Particle_Collector_Bay|particle collector bay]], which then allows for the use of a [[Star_Gate|star gate]]. | A star can be harvested for [[preon]] particles using a [[Particle_Collector_Bay|particle collector bay]], which then allows for the use of a [[Star_Gate|star gate]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:49, 30 March 2024
Stars, also known as suns, are the center of solar systems.
A star can be harvested for preon particles using a particle collector bay, which then allows for the use of a star gate.
Star Types
They are described with a standard nomenclature that incorporates three factors: Type, Spectral Classification, and Size.
Dwarf stars are identified only by their size and type; no spectral classification is assigned. For instance, a DM is a red dwarf star of type M.
Spectral classification is expressed as a decimal number from 0 to 9.
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Real-World Definition
The Earth's sun is a G2 V, indicating type G, spectral class 2, size V main sequence.