Z-type hyper-stimulated warp star

A Z-type hyper-stimulated warp star (Spectral type: Z-X), often simply referred to as a Warp Star, or Z-type is a hyper-stimulated main-sequence star. Typical warp stars have about 1.4 to 1.64 solar masses and an average surface temperature between 4,000 to 8000K. Unlike most other stars, a warp star does not produce energy, but simply leaks energy. Warp stars are conduits through which neural energy from the cosmos bleeds through, making Warp stars an open-tap of pure and potent energy. As such, Warp stars are extremely dangerous as the pressure generated by the energy they are emitting are known to crush objects as large as planets if they get too close. The energy emitted by a warp star gives it similar properties to a G-type main-sequence star, much like Sol. 
Considered purely theoretical by astronomers and cosmologists throughout the galaxy, few dare to entertain the idea of their existence. Those that do often spend their lives trying to prove they exist. Precursor star-watchers only ever discovered two during their million year history, with them theorising that there may be as many as 14 active in the galaxy. Due to their nature, warp stars are next to impossible to detect through conventional means. A prevaling theory is that warp-stars do not undergo a life cycle like more conventional stars, they do not evolve or die, as they do not rely on fusion to sustain their own gravity; this often raises the question of how warp stars are born, and whether any new ones have formed since the time of the Precursors.
In the Galactic Union, study of warp stars remains purely theoretical, and very few dedicate themselves to this particular field. One notable individual is Dr Galadan Lazarus, who disappeared in 2206 after claiming to have found a warp star.
== Known warp stars ==
* Soren, a warp star first discovered by Precursor star-watchers and later rediscovered by Dr Lazarus
* Glental, a supposed warp star discovered by Precursor star-watchers. Records of Glental was found in a Precursor Matrix, however the co-ordinates were absent.
* Possibly 12 others