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Distance from Earth | 19,000 ly |
Surface temperature | 1700K |
Core temperature | 10100K |
Distance from center of galaxy | 120 million ly |
Size | 10,200 km |
Number of planets | 4 (2 currently) |
Orbital period | 199 million years |
Age | 1.1 quadrillion years |
Type | White Dwarf |
Stellar History[]
WD-1919 was once a yellow dwarf star slightly more massive than the Sun. It lasted 10.3 billion years before becoming a red giant and destroying 2 of its 4 planets. After another 90 million years, it shed its outer layers and became a white dwarf star. This white dwarf star would shine until this very day.
WD-1919's Future[]
In another 10 billion years, WD-1919 will stop shining, and become a black dwarf star. This black dwarf star will be about the same temperature as the rest of space. BD-1919 will then eventually decay away after 100 quadrillion years as the degenerate era will be coming to a close.