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[[File:Solitary A Type 2.jpg|300 px]]
 
[[File:Solitary A Type 2.jpg|300 px]]
  
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==== Substellar Objects ====
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[[File:Solitary B Type.jpg|300 px]]
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==== Stellar Scale Objects ====
 
Two types of objects are depicted:
 
Two types of objects are depicted:
 
* White Dwarf stellar remnants, the miniscule, extremely dense, intensely hot cores of dead stars.
 
* White Dwarf stellar remnants, the miniscule, extremely dense, intensely hot cores of dead stars.
 
* Brown Dwarf substellar objects, gigantic warm [[gas giant]]-stars not quite massive enough to ignite hydrogen fusion.
 
* Brown Dwarf substellar objects, gigantic warm [[gas giant]]-stars not quite massive enough to ignite hydrogen fusion.
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* Black Holes, the collapsed remnants of gigantic stars.
  
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[[File:Solitary D Type.jpg|300 px]]
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[[File:Solitary BH Type.jpg|300 px]]
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[[File:Solitary D Type.jpg|300 px]] [[File:White Dwarf Stellar Remnant.jpg|300 px]]
  
 
[[File:Solitary BD Type.jpg|300 px]]
 
[[File:Solitary BD Type.jpg|300 px]]
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[[File:Solitary Giant A Type.jpg|300 px]]
 
[[File:Solitary Giant A Type.jpg|300 px]]
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[[File:Solitary Giant B Type.jpg|300 px]]
  
 
==== Supergiant Stars ====
 
==== Supergiant Stars ====
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[[File:Binary Giant A Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Giant A Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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==== Bright Giant Stars ====
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=== Bright Giant Stars ===
 
Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.
 
Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.
  
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==== Binary Red Bright Giants ====
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type Subgiant F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant M Type Subgiant F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
  
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==== Binary Orange Bright Giants ====
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type M Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type K Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type G Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant K Type A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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==== Binary Yellow Bright Giants ====
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type M Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type K Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type G Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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==== Binary White Bright Giants ====
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type M Type 3.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type K Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type G Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type M Type.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type F Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant G Type G Type.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant F Type M Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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==== Binary Blue-White Bright Giants ====
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type D Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type G Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type F Type 3.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type M Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type A Type 3.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type K Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type G Type 3.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type F Type 4.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Bright Giant A Type A Type 4.jpg|500 px]]
  
 
==== Binary Supergiant Stars ====
 
==== Binary Supergiant Stars ====
 
Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.
 
Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.
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[[File:Binary Supergiant BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
  
 
[[File:Binary Supergiant M Type.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Supergiant M Type.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Supergiant A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Binary Supergiant A Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Binary Supergiant BD Type 2.jpg|500 px]]
 
  
 
=== Trinary Stars ===
 
=== Trinary Stars ===
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[[File:Trinary G Type G Type K Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary G Type G Type K Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary G Type D Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
 
[[File:Trinary G Type BD Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary G Type BD Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Subgiant F Type Subgiant F Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Subgiant F Type Subgiant F Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
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==== Trinary with Giant Stars ====
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=== Trinary with Giant Stars ===
 
Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.
 
Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.
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==== Trinary Red Giant Stars ====
  
 
[[File:Trinary Giant M Type BD Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant M Type BD Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant M Type Subgiant K Type G Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant M Type Subgiant K Type G Type.jpg|700 px]]
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==== Trinary Orange Giant Stars ====
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[[File:Trinary Giant K Type D Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
 
[[File:Trinary Giant K Type K Type BD Type.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant K Type K Type BD Type.jpg|500 px]]
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==== Trinary Yellow Giant Stars ====
  
 
[[File:Trinary Giant G Type M Type M Type Close.jpg|500 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant G Type M Type M Type Close.jpg|500 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant G Type Subgiant G Type G Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant G Type Subgiant G Type G Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
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==== Trinary White Giant Stars ====
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[[File:Trinary Giant F Type M Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant F Type M Type Close D Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant F Type K Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant F Type G Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Trinary Giant F Type F Type D Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
 
[[File:Trinary Giant F Type K Type M Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant F Type K Type M Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
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==== Trinary Blue-White Giant Stars ====
  
 
[[File:Trinary Giant A Type G Type A Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Trinary Giant A Type G Type A Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Quaternary G Type D Type K Type M Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Quaternary G Type D Type K Type M Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Quaternary G Type M Type M Type M Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
 
[[File:Quaternary G Type K Type K Type K Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Quaternary G Type K Type K Type K Type.jpg|700 px]]
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==== Giant Stars ====
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==== Quaternary Giant Stars ====
 
Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.
 
Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.
  
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[[File:Quaternary Bright Giant M Type M Type M Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Quaternary Bright Giant M Type M Type M Type BD Type.jpg|700 px]]
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[[File:Quaternary Bright Giant A Type D Type K Type M Type.jpg|700 px]]
  
 
=== Quintenary Stars ===
 
=== Quintenary Stars ===
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[[File:Quintenary Supergiant K Type F Type Subgiant Type F Type F Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
 
[[File:Quintenary Supergiant K Type F Type Subgiant Type F Type F Type 2.jpg|700 px]]
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=== Unusual Star Images ===
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[[File:Star and Gas.jpg|400 px]]
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[[File:T Tauri Star.jpg|400 px]]
  
 
== History & Background / Dossier ==
 
== History & Background / Dossier ==

Latest revision as of 20:38, 6 January 2025

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Star Images are pictures of stars.

  • Stars occur in multiple combinations: the most common of these are represented by the images below.
  • Additional star images (typically unusual stellar combinations) can be supplied on request.

Description / Specifications[edit]

Images of stars are provided to give players and referees a feel of the nature of the stars that the system is centered on.

  • The images are intended to inspire the imagination. All stars put out a tremendous amount of energy across all wavelengths, and even small dim examples, close up, are very bright indeed: most stars are fairly white-looking to human eyes. But, an image of a reddish or orange-colored or blue star is far more evocative.
  • The images do not accurately depict the sizes of stars relative to one another. Giant stars are truly huge, and a normal main sequence star next to one would be a tiny, almost invisible dot.
  • No attempt to represent distances between stars is made.

For additional related images also see:

  1. Orbit Distance Images
  2. Satellite Images

Naming Conventions[edit]

Stars are named according to their color - M Type (red stars), K Type (orange stars), G Type (yellow stars), F Type (white stars), and A Type (blue-white stars).

D Type (white dwarf stellar remnants, represented by a white dot) and BD Type (brown dwarf objects, represented by a reddish banded planet) are included.

  • Some stars will have specific information relating to their size - Subgiant, Giant, Bright Giant, Supergiant.
  • Some combinations of stars may have additional notes such as Close.

As images are updated, a sequential number is given to them, beginning with 2. The earlier version of the image is deleted.

Usage[edit]

In order to use these images, edit the section containing the image and copy the appropriate line of data for the image.

Paste the whole line of data into your article.

  • If you do accidentally make changes to this article, please do not save those changes.
  • Please see the disclaimer, below, regarding usage.

Alternatively, open the image, copy the name, and use it within the Image Size format shown below.

Image Size[edit]

These images are intended to be displayed at set sizes - 300, 500, or 700 pixels wide (100 pixels is about 1 inch, or about 25 mm).

  • A solitary star is displayed at 300 pixels
  • Binary stars are displayed at 500 pixels.
  • Trinary (or more) stars are displayed at 700 pixels.

This is achieved by using the following format (though be aware, not all images are jpgs): 

[[File:Solitary Star Of Some Type.jpg|300 px]]

[[File:Binary Stars In Some Combination.jpg|500 px]]

[[File:Trinary Or More Stars.jpg|700 px]]

The uploaded images are larger, allowing the referee to scale them to taste by using different "px" values in the line above.

Solitary Stars[edit]

Systems with only one star (or stellar scale object such as a brown dwarf) within the hex.

Main Sequence Stars[edit]

(Also use for subdwarf stars)

Solitary M Type.jpg

Solitary K Type.jpg

Solitary G Type.jpg

Solitary F Type.jpg

Solitary A Type 2.jpg

Solitary B Type.jpg

Stellar Scale Objects[edit]

Two types of objects are depicted:

  • White Dwarf stellar remnants, the miniscule, extremely dense, intensely hot cores of dead stars.
  • Brown Dwarf substellar objects, gigantic warm gas giant-stars not quite massive enough to ignite hydrogen fusion.
  • Black Holes, the collapsed remnants of gigantic stars.

Solitary BH Type.jpg

Solitary D Type.jpg White Dwarf Stellar Remnant.jpg

Solitary BD Type.jpg

Subgiant Stars[edit]

Large stars that have either used up their hydrogen and are evolving into giants, or stars that formed as subgiants.

  • Red M type subgiant stars don't exist in nature.

Solitary Subgiant K Type 2.jpg

Solitary Subgiant G Type.jpg

Solitary Subgiant F Type 2.jpg

Solitary Subgiant A Type.jpg

Giant Stars[edit]

Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.

Solitary Giant M Type.jpg

Solitary Giant K Type.jpg

Solitary Giant G Type 2.jpg

Solitary Giant F Type.jpg

Solitary Giant A Type.jpg

Solitary Giant B Type.jpg

Supergiant Stars[edit]

Truly gigantic, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.

Solitary Bright Giant M Type.jpg

Solitary Bright Giant K Type 3.jpg

Solitary Bright Giant G Type.jpg

Solitary Bright Giant F Type 4.jpg

Solitary Bright Giant A Type 2.jpg

Brightest Supergiant Stars[edit]

Solitary Smaller Supergiant.jpg

Solitary Supergiant 3.jpg

Solitary Supergiant 5.jpg

Solitary Supergiant 6.jpg

Binary Stars[edit]

Systems with two stars (or stellar scale objects such as brown dwarfs) within the hex.

Main Sequence Stars[edit]

(Also use for subdwarf stars)

Red M Type[edit]

Cool, extremely long-lived stars that frequently display strong flare activity.

Binary M Type M Type Close Same.jpg

Binary M Type M Type Close Small.jpg

Binary M Type M Type.jpg

Binary M Type Big M Type Small.jpg

Subdwarf Companions[edit]

Binary M Type Big M Type Tiny.jpg

Binary M Type Subdwarf K Type.jpg

Orange K Type[edit]

An orange K Type primary with a less massive companion.

Binary K Type M Type Contact.jpg

Binary K Type M Type.jpg

Binary K Type M Type Small.jpg

Binary K Type K Type.jpg

Binary K Type K Type Small.jpg

Binary K Type K Type Contact.jpg

Yellow G Type[edit]

A yellow G Type primary with a less massive companion.

Binary G Type M Type.jpg

Binary G Type K Type.jpg

Binary G Type G Type 2.jpg

White F Type[edit]

A large F Type primary with a less massive companion.

Binary F Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary F Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary F Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary F Type F Type 2.jpg

Blue-White A Type[edit]

A large A Type primary with a less massive companion.

Binary A Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type Small G Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type Small F Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type F Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type A Type 3.jpg

With Substellar Objects[edit]

Two types of objects are depicted:

  • White Dwarf stellar remnants.
  • Brown Dwarf substellar objects.
White Dwarf Companions[edit]

White dwarfs are the miniscule, extremely dense, intensely hot cores of dead stars.

Binary M Type D Type.jpg

Binary K Type D Type.jpg

Binary G Type D Type.jpg

Binary F Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type D Type 2.jpg

Brown Dwarf Companions[edit]

Brown Dwarfs are gigantic warm "gas giant-stars", with crushing gravity but not quite enough mass to ignite hydrogen fusion.

Binary M Type BD Type.jpg

Binary K Type BD Type.jpg

Binary G Type BD Type.jpg

Binary F Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary A Type BD Type 2.jpg

Subgiant Stars[edit]

Red M type subgiant stars don't exist in nature.

Orange Subgiant K Type[edit]

Binary Subgiant K Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant K Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant K Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant K Type K Type 3.jpg

Binary Subgiant K Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant K Type F Type 2.jpg

Yellow Subgiant G Type[edit]

Binary Subgiant G Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant G Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant G Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant G Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant G Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant G Type F Type 2.jpg

Yellow-White Subgiant F Type[edit]

Binary Subgiant F Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant F Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant F Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant F Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant F Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant F Type F Type 2.jpg

Blue-White Subgiant Subgiant A Type[edit]

Binary Subgiant A Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Subgiant A Type Small M Type.jpg

Binary Subgiant A Type K Type.jpg

Binary Subgiant A Type G Type.jpg

Binary Subgiant A Type F Type 2.jpg

Giant Stars[edit]

Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.

Red Giant M Type[edit]

Binary Giant M Type D Type 3.jpg

Binary Giant M Type BD Type 3.jpg

Binary Giant M Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant M Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant M Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant M Type F Type 3.jpg

Orange Giant K Type[edit]

Binary Giant K Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant K Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant K Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant K Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant K Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant K Type F Type 3.jpg

Yellow Giant G Type[edit]

Binary Giant G Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant G Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant G Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant G Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant G Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant G Type F Type 3.jpg

Yellow-White Giant F Type[edit]

Binary Giant F Type D Type.jpg

Binary Giant F Type BD Type.jpg

Binary Giant F Type M Type.jpg

Binary Giant F Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Giant F Type G Type.jpg

Binary Giant F Type F Type 2.jpg

Blue-White Giant A Type[edit]

Binary Giant A Type F Type 2.jpg

Bright Giant Stars[edit]

Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.

Binary Red Bright Giants[edit]

Binary Bright Giant M Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type F Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type A Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant M Type Subgiant F Type 2.jpg


Binary Orange Bright Giants[edit]

Binary Bright Giant K Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type F Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant K Type A Type 2.jpg

Binary Yellow Bright Giants[edit]

Binary Bright Giant G Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type F Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant G Type A Type 2.jpg

Binary White Bright Giants[edit]

Binary Bright Giant F Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type M Type 3.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type G Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type F Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant F Type A Type 2.jpg

Binary Blue-White Bright Giants[edit]

Binary Bright Giant A Type D Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type M Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type K Type 2.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type G Type 3.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type F Type 4.jpg

Binary Bright Giant A Type A Type 4.jpg

Binary Supergiant Stars[edit]

Huge, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.

Binary Supergiant BD Type 2.jpg

Binary Supergiant M Type.jpg

Binary Supergiant K Type 2.jpg

Binary Supergiant G Type.jpg

Binary Supergiant F Type 2.jpg

Binary Supergiant A Type 2.jpg

Trinary Stars[edit]

Systems with three stars (or stellar scale objects such as brown dwarfs) within the hex.

Main Sequence Stars[edit]

(Also use for subdwarf stars)

Red M Type Stars[edit]

Trinary M Type M Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary M Type Small M Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary M Type Small M Type Small M Type.jpg

Trinary M Type Small M Type Small M Type 2.jpg

Trinary M Type M Type Close M Type 2.jpg

Trinary M Type M Type Close M Type Small.jpg

Trinary M Type M Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary M Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary M Type BD Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary M Type BD Type Close BD Type 2.jpg

Orange K Type Stars[edit]

Trinary K Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary K Type Close M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary K Type Small M Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary K Type M Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary K Type M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary K Type Small M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary K Type M Type K Type.jpg

Trinary K Type M Type Close K Type.jpg

Trinary K Type K Type M Type.jpg

Trinary K Type K Type Close M Type.jpg

Trinary K Type K Type M Type Close.jpg

Trinary K Type K Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary K Type K Type D Type.jpg

Trinary K Type Close K Type D Type.jpg

Trinary K Type BD Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary K Type BD Type Close BD Type 2.jpg

Trinary K Type BD Type D Type.jpg

Trinary K Type D Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary K Type D Type M Type.jpg

Yellow G Type Stars[edit]

Trinary G Type Small M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary G Type M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary G Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary G Type M Type G Type.jpg

Trinary G Type K Type K Type.jpg

Trinary G Type K Type D Type.jpg

Trinary G Type G Type D Type.jpg

Trinary G Type G Type M Type.jpg

Trinary G Type G Type K Type.jpg

Trinary G Type D Type D Type.jpg

Trinary G Type BD Type D Type.jpg

Trinary G Type BD Type BD Type 2.jpg

Trinary G Type BD Type Close BD Type 2.jpg

White F Type Stars[edit]

Trinary F Type M Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type Small M Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type Close M Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type M Type Close M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type M Type K Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type M Type F Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type M Type D Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type M Type BD Type 3.jpg

Trinary F Type K Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type K Type K Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type K Type D Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type K Type BD Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type G Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type G Type K Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type G Type G Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type F Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type F Type K Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type F Type F Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type F Type D Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type F Type BD Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type D Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary F Type BD Type BD Type 3.jpg

Trinary F Type BD Type Close BD Type 3.jpg

Blue-White A Type Stars[edit]

Trinary A Type K Type D Type 3.jpg

Trinary A Type G Type K Type 3.jpg

Trinary A Type A Type G Type 3.jpg

Trinary Subgiant Stars[edit]

Red M type subgiant stars don't exist in nature.

Trinary Subgiant K Type D Type K Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant K Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant K Type Subgiant K Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant G Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant G Type M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant G Type K Type K Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant G Type G Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant F Type M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant F Type D Type G Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant F Type F Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Subgiant F Type Subgiant F Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary with Giant Stars[edit]

Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.

Trinary Red Giant Stars[edit]

Trinary Giant M Type BD Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary Giant M Type M Type D Type 2.jpg

Trinary Giant M Type D Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Giant M Type M Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Giant M Type M Type K Type 2.jpg

Trinary Giant M Type Subgiant K Type G Type.jpg

Trinary Orange Giant Stars[edit]

Trinary Giant K Type D Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant K Type K Type BD Type.jpg

Trinary Yellow Giant Stars[edit]

Trinary Giant G Type M Type M Type Close.jpg

Trinary Giant G Type M Type M Type 4.jpg

Trinary Giant G Type Subgiant G Type G Type 2.jpg

Trinary White Giant Stars[edit]

Trinary Giant F Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant F Type M Type Close D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant F Type K Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant F Type G Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant F Type F Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Giant F Type K Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary Blue-White Giant Stars[edit]

Trinary Giant A Type G Type A Type.jpg

Trinary Supergiant Stars[edit]

Truly gigantic, turbulent, short-lived giant stars that formed as a giant.

Trinary Bright Giant M Type D Type M Type.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant M Type M Type D Type.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant M Type Subgiant K Type G Type.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant K Type B Type B Type.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant K Type B Type B Type Close.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant F Type G Type M Type 2.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant F Type F Type G Type 2.jpg

Trinary Bright Giant F Type F Type Close G Type 2.jpg

Quaternary Stars[edit]

Systems with four stars (or stellar scale objects such as brown dwarfs) within the hex.

  • Note that these are generally created for one specific star system.

Quaternary M Type[edit]

Quaternary M Type M Type BD Type BD Type 2.jpg

Quaternary K Type[edit]

Quaternary K Type BD Type M Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary K Type M Type M Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary K Type M Type M Type K Type.jpg

Quaternary K Type M Type K Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary K Type M Type D Type D Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type[edit]

Quaternary G Type D Type M Type D Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type D Type K Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type M Type M Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type K Type K Type K Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type D Type K Type K Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type D Type G Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type D Type G Type Close M Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type D Type G Type G Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type M Type M Type D Type.jpg

Quaternary G Type G Type D Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary F Type[edit]

Quaternary F Type M Type F Type M Type 2.jpg

Quaternary F Type K Type K Type G Type 2.jpg

Quaternary F Type G Type M Type G Type 2.jpg

Quaternary F Type G Type K Type G Type 2.jpg

Quaternary A Type[edit]

Quaternary A Type K Type F Type A Type 3.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant Stars[edit]

Red M type subgiant stars don't exist in nature.

Quaternary Subgiant K Type K Type M Type D Type.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant G Type K Type BD Type D Type 2.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant G Type K Type M Type K Type.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant G Type K Type Close M Type K Type.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant A Type G Type M Type D Type.jpg

Quaternary Subgiant A Type G Type D Type Type.jpg


Quaternary Giant Stars[edit]

Huge stars that have used up their hydrogen, begun fusing helium or other elements, and have swollen to enormous size.

Quaternary Giant K Type K Type D Type M Type.jpg

Quaternary Giant K Type M Type K Type M Type 2.jpg

Quaternary Bright Giant M Type M Type M Type BD Type.jpg

Quaternary Bright Giant A Type D Type K Type M Type.jpg

Quintenary Stars[edit]

Systems with five stars (or stellar scale objects such as brown dwarfs) within the hex.

  • Note that these are generally created for one specific star system.

Quintenary G Type G Type D Type M Type M Type.jpg

Quintenary G Type D Type G Type M Type M Type.jpg

Quintenary G Type D Type G Type M Type M Type 2.jpg

Quintenary F Type D Type G Type F Type K Type 3.jpg

Quintenary Bright Giant M Type BD Type M Type BD Type BD Type.jpg

Quintenary Bright Giant A Type F Type D Type F Type G Type 2.jpg

Quintenary Supergiant K Type F Type Subgiant Type F Type F Type 2.jpg

Unusual Star Images[edit]

Star and Gas.jpg

T Tauri Star.jpg

History & Background / Dossier[edit]

Disclaimer (Please Read)[edit]

These pictures were created by myself. They are not the product of AI art, but they have been digitally manipulated in order to give them a consistent look.

  • Permission is granted to use these images, as desired, as a part of articles within the Traveller Wiki.
  • Permission is freely given for personal use (such as setting an atmosphere within a game).
  • For all other usage, please refer to the ownership and copyright information, included under the References & Contributors / Sources section of each individual star image.

References & Contributors / Sources[edit]

This list of sources was used by the Traveller Wiki Editorial Team and individual contributors to compose this article. Copyrighted material is used under license from Mongoose Publishing or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.
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