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In [[Solar Storms]], several trillion [[red dwarf]]s are catalogued, along with a comparable number of [[brown dwarf]]s.  Since none of these are actually visable to the unenhanced [[human]] eye from [[Earth]], some in the [[23rd century]] don't consider them to be proper stars.  [[True star]]s, by this definition, are those capable of sustaining [[helium]] [[fusion]].
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In [[Solar Storms]], trillions of [[red dwarf]]s are cataloged, along with a comparable number of [[brown dwarf]]s.  Since none of these are actually visible to the unenhanced [[human]] eye from [[Earth]], some in the [[23rd century]] did not consider them to be proper stars.  [[True star]]s, by this definition, are those capable of sustaining [[helium]] [[fusion]].
  
This is more pertinant when one considers that a [[red dwarf]] is incapable of sustaining a [[stellar gate]], but any larger star can.
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This is more pertinent when one considers that a [[red dwarf]] is incapable of sustaining a [[stargate]], but any larger star can.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 00:03, 11 April 2007

In Solar Storms, trillions of red dwarfs are cataloged, along with a comparable number of brown dwarfs. Since none of these are actually visible to the unenhanced human eye from Earth, some in the 23rd century did not consider them to be proper stars. True stars, by this definition, are those capable of sustaining helium fusion.

This is more pertinent when one considers that a red dwarf is incapable of sustaining a stargate, but any larger star can.


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