I don’t know why i spent forever making this.
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Moderati stella nebulae.
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@tastylemon16 sorry to mention again but this is for you mainly.

Moderati Stella.
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Moderati is a recently birthed star about 70 light years from us.
Its mainly composed of hydrogen and helium. It was born in a dim nebulae that has a pulsar at its center. This star is a type tripelin bright. Or, a super super super bright star. These type of stars mainly live for 2 billion years before ejecting too much byte matter. These stars are visible from 1 billion light years away. They are nearly as bright as supernovae.

This star was discovered by tastylemon16, and is also called Lemons’ juice star.

Its about 100,007 years old, and it will become even brighter within the future. Its slightly smaller than sticks, and it has a core as hot that compares to the radiation era of the universe. Its in no way habitable to support planets. Although, during the end of its life it will eventually cool down and could possibly become habitable.
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Sticks.
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Radius: 5,635,132 bytes.
Composition: oxygen, hydrogen, helium.
Type: super hot bright stellar mass star.
Surface temperature: 91,178K.
Core temperature: 476,994,143K (Sticks is heating every planet heavily currently. With time, the star will become 1,000,000,000K and will burn every planet to a crisp.)

Sticks is so bright and hot, that from a far it would appear blue. But its true color is white. And it appears white from stick nodes with a slight blue hue.
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Method of segment measurement, stick nodes to the sun.
Using the segment angle, segment length, segment thickness and segment radius, we can determine the size and distance of objects in the solar system in a way that us sticknodians can understand.
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