Class ΔZ Star

Class ΔZ stars (also known as Zettagiants), are much more massive than Exagiants, yet dwarf in size to yottagiants. They are commonly found in Petaverses and Exaverses, with the largest ΔZ stars being found in Udekaverses. The closest ΔZ star is Pectoris, at 2.5x10^56 light years. 3C 909, the star in the image to the right, is the only ΔZ0 star detected(the largest type of ΔZ stars), at about 1.6x10^101 light years away (16 googol). ΔZ stars appear white, but they have a very faint pink glow that is only detectable with special filters.
== Summary ==
Class ΔZ Stars are extremely massive, ranging from 1.7x10^41 to 10^75 Solar Masses. Their sizes range from 7.35 to 150 ly. They fuse many Hyperradioactive Elements, the heaviest of which is Bitrium at the 8192nd element of the periodic table.
== Lifetime ==
Despite their immense size, ΔZ stars are insanely dense. This gives the much more fuel to burn, allowing them to live for around a trillion years, which rival the lifespans of red dwarves.
== Rarity ==
On average, 1 in 10^98 stars (one percent of a googol) are ΔZ stars. Currently, 30 ΔZ stars have been found and confirmed, but there are likely countless more that are still undiscovered.
== Habitability ==
The habitable zone for ΔZ stars range from ≈10^34 up to 10^70 light years.
Properties of typical class ΔZ stars
Spectral Type	Mass 	Luminosity	Radius	Temperature
ΔZ0 	10^75 	2.8x10^100	150 	3x10^71
ΔZ1 	6.1x10^72	9.7x10^97 	125 	9x10^69
ΔZ2 	4x10^70 	6x10^94 	100 	2x10^68
ΔZ3 	2.9x10^68	2x10^91 	70 	5x10^65
ΔZ4 	8.5x10^65	4.9x10^87 	50 	10^62
ΔZ5 	1.2x10^61	8x10^83 	35 	7x10^58
ΔZ6 	5x10^57 	3.9x10^78 	29 	3x10^54
ΔZ7 	8.7x10^49	1.2x10^74 	20 	8x10^50
ΔZ8 	3x10^45 	5x10^70 	12.4 	2x10^46
ΔZ9 	1.7x10^41	3.4x10^64 	7.35 	5x10^43
NOTE: 1 ly ≈ 13.6 million solar radius
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