Omnigiant

thumb|Image of an omnigiant
==Introduction==
Omnigiants (aka Class ω Stars) are the largest known type of a Star, surpassing any type of main sequence Stars that we know. They are so big, that their size ranges from 2,000 ~ 2,000,000,000,000 light years across. They are also so massive that their masses range from 2.7×1036 ~ 9.9×1086 solar masses., which might sounds like as if the defy physics in Universes, They fuse many Hyperradioactive Elements throughout their lifetime. They are also super dense, making them extremely massive. They live for quintillions to septillions of years, too. Despite their massiveness, they are so rare and (also so far) that none of them has ever been confirmed. So, they are also the rarest normal stars ever.
== Types of Omnigiants==
There are a few types of Omnigiants depending on their properties. These stars are divided into 4 groups, from ω-1 to ω2. 
All the Omnigiants' colors are almost the same, so the only way to distinguish that object to be one of the spectral types is that the properties must have to be 
The color of these stars is light purple or magenta but very hard to distinguish.
=== ω-1 ===
These stars are the smallest omnigiants. Their radii ranges from 1000 ~ 50,00 ly. Their color is light purple, which maybe confusing with the Q1 spectral type Purple Quettagiants'. 
=== ω0 ===
They are the second smallest spectral type of omnigiants. The radii of these stars ranges from 50,000 ~ 50,000,00 ly.
=== ω1 ===
The stars in this spectral type are larger. Their sizes is comparable with the galactic superclusters.
=== ω2 ===
This is the largest spectral type of Omnigiants. Some of these stars are as big as some Universes.
=== Table of Omnigiants ===
Note: All the spectral types of Omnigiants' properties are just their minimum, that means that not all of the same spectral type stars have the minimum value. Also, the values are only just rounded to the nearest numbers, so the exact value is not listed in the table below.
Properties of typical class ω stars
Spectral Type	Solar Masses	Radii (ly) 	Solar Luminosities	Temperature (K)	Lifetime (yrs)
ω-1 	8×1035 	1000 	6.7×1080 	1.6×1062 	1 quintillion
ω0 	4.5×1044 	50,000 	7.9×1084 	2×10>65 	100 quintillion
ω1 	9.3×1054 	50,000,000 	3.9×1089 	5.1×1071 	10 sextillion
ω2 	1.5×1060 	2,500,000,000	1094 	3.2×1076 	1 septillion
=== List of Omnigiants ===
This is a list of all the Omnigiants that are the most promising ones to be confirmed. Because these Stars are so rare, and are so far away that they appear to be very dim despite their luminosities. It is possible that all of these stars (listed below) will be confirmed within just a few months.
The list is listed as how far each star is.
* OMNI-275 (aka Luminast) - MGA-992
* OMNI-435 - MGA-992
* MIR-476 - MGA-992
* LAN-14 - MGA-992
* Wayet - Barnard's Megaverse
* Migarei&41 - Barnard's Megaverse
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==== Notable images ====
File:Luminast System.jpg|An image of the Luminast star system showing its major stars
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==Formation==
== Life ==
=== Rarity ===
As said above, Omnigiants are not only the largest stars, but also the rarest. On average, 1 out of 10,000 Megaverses has at least 1 average-sized stars of this stellar class, though the closest one is in our Megaverse. 
=== Fusion ===
=== Habitable zone ===
== Death ==
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