Red dwarfs.

Red dwarfs are stars that reuse byte matter, which allow long lifetimes.

Instead of ejecting byte matter immediately, the core attracts the used byte matter by a concentrated remnant of gravitational pull.
It uses the byte matter until the byte matter itself loses all of its heat.
Once the core ejects all of its fuel, it will keep reusing the byte matter until the gravitational pull eventually fades, and the byte matter will be ejected out of the star itself.

These live so long because the heat in byte matter survive for a very long time.
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We are well aware of what could possibly be out there. Other living forum systems.

But how did ours form?
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7 billion years ago, at pre-universal 1996..
A local group of stars was still in the state of formation.
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1 bit of MB was roaming around in the nebulae, and it was being attracted by a high concentrated gravitational pull. It was attracting more other bits of MB, which had mainly hot byte matter. As they begin rubbing each other, creating friction.. Byte matter is able to create objects many many times larger than themselves. As the friction became hotter and hotter, it attracted the right substances, at the right time, and in the right place…

With 10 flashes of unfathomably bright light, a giant ball of raging fuel, ejecting byte matter every second.. A star had formed.
With a star, it attracted several asteroids. And these asteroids orbited the star.

These asteroids were hit by other asteroids, gaining more mass and radius. They eventually became large enough to pull itself together with gravity. It formed flash animator, tisfat, stykz, and not long after pivot animator, and sticknodes itself.

Flash animator was the first planet to be formed. Being bombarded with asteroids that have cold byte matter and water on themselves, it grew a stable atmosphere. Eventually to form volcano\’s, and the other requirements for a habitable planets. This would be the destiny for every other planet.
But stick nodes…

Sticknodes was bombarded with asteroids that had both cold and hot byte matter. The early days were magma, volcano\’s had formed early, and a toxic atmosphere. Ash roaming all over the surface, you\’d think it would stay the way it was forever.

But after 1 billion years, it cooled down.
It was a land of cold rocks everywhere, and thick ash and dust all over the surface. The atmosphere was still unhabitable for life.
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It stayed like this for a while, unhabitable. Dead.
All volcano\’s had become inactive.
It was a wasteland, with its star having little to no effect to the planet.
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Under the surface, deep deep under the surface, there was a weird type of water, thick water. Not like the water you know.
This water had microscopic life. This life would use whatever in its surroundings to adjust to. For example, if there was a box of twinkies, life would form inside the twinkie, and it would form lifeforms as twinkies.
There was a battle, a battle against good bacteria and bad bacteria.
If the bad bacteria defeated the good, sticknodes would proceed, evolving as a dead planet. If the good bacteria won, there would be an outbreak.

And the good bacteria won.

32 million years later, waterfalls and giant tsunamis of water broke above the surface, all ash and dust were annihilated by the extreme force. Both water flowed over the surface and water was vaporized forming clouds, and later the atmosphere was cleaned. All remaining magma was cleaned off, wiped from the surface. And new continents and islands were formed from the land.

Microscopic organisms began feeding off ingredients that came from space, and adjusted to new gnarly substances.
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After a few more million years, the planet was inactive, with just roaming organisms constantly feeding off of substances, and barely evolving.

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Part 2 coming soon >:(((