Starverse

Starverse is a special type of universe that is full of stars, and about 2 appear per omniverse. It has lots of stars that are special and rarely seen anywhere else.

## Stars

### Bright star

bright stars produce 100x as much energy as the sun. They are 5x as big as a red hypergiant and are 10x as hot as the hottest of stars. Energy is often harnessed from these for their high energy power by the inhabitants of this verse, they rarely have planets as this star is so big and hot and a planet would have to be at least a lightyear away to survive. Their explosions are some of the largest in the entire box!

### Normie star

they produce 5x as much energy as the sun and are 0.6x as big as a red supergiant. They are 3x as hot as the sun. They are the most common stars in the starverse, and sometimes can have a few planets. They aren’t used that much, but are still fair power sources.

### Baddie star

baddie stars aren’t very good stars. They produce very little energy and are quite tiny. They are also not that hot at all, at only 3,000 degrees celcius at the core. It’s still debated whether these are stars or not by this verse’s scientists. Their supernovas are quite small, too, and some planets can even not be destroyed by their supernovas. These stars serve very little purpose.

### Large star

these stars are GINORMOUS, being 7x as large as a bright star! However, they aren’t as good energy producers or as good heaters as bright stars, as they only produce 60x as much energy as the sun and are 6x as hot as the hottest of stars. These stars almost never have planets due to their size, and sometimes even destroy nearby stars when they go supernova. They even take up a tenth of their nebulae! They are very rare, though.

### The mother star

these produce 1,000x as much energy as a bright star, are 30x as large as a large star, and 75x as hot as bright stars. They even launch other stars in random directions at the same rate as a normal nebula. They are exclusively produced by the rare and wonderous mother nebula, making these the rarest stars in all of the starverse. Some people from other universes find it so crazy that they don’t even believe it exists, but it does.

## Nebulae

nebulae are easily found in this verse since they are the source of all the stars.

### Normal nebula

normal nebulae are nebulae that, 70% of the time produce normie stars, 20% of the time produce baddie stars, 9.5% of the time produce bright stars, and 0.5% of the time produce large stars. They are the most common nebulae in the starverse. They rapidly produce stars, at about 1 new star per hour!

### Bright nebula

the bright nebulae are rarer than normal nebulae. They produce normie stars 69% of the time and bright stars 20% of the time, as well as baddie stars 9.5% of the time. 1.5% of the time, they produce large stars. They produce 1 star per 20 minutes. They are often used to get lots of energy to power high-tech stuff.

### Failiure nebula

these nebulae aren’t very good. They produce normie stars 50% of the time and baddie stars 45% of the time, and bright stars 4.95% of the time as well as large stars 0.05% of the time. They only produce 2 stars per day. They are the worst nebulae in the starverse and are rarely used.

### Giant nebula

these nebulae are rare and wonderous, producing normal stars 70% of the time and bright stars 25% of the time, as well as baddie stars 4% of the time and large stars 1% of the time, and they produce 1 star per 45 minutes.

### The mother nebula

the mother nebula is the nebula of nebulae and is the rarest nebulae in the starverse, with there being being only, and exactly, always 3 in the starverse, they are very large and produce a star every minute somehow. They actually don’t produce stars (except for the mother star), they produce other nebulae and the mother stars. 60% of the time they produce normal nebulae. They produce failiure nebulae 20% of the time and mother stars 10% of the time, while producing a bright nebula 7% of the time and a large nebula 3% of the time.