So big a star!
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Yeah, that's a whopper all right ! 
Wowza! Someday I will find one that big
...or is the other star just aaaaallly tiny
You can estimate how large the star is by looking at the size of the granules on the surface. The granules on this star are quite small which means the star is at least a few dozen Ls wide. Just compare them to the granules on the small companion star!!
I love stars like this, I actively hunt them down now. If anyone is near the core a trip down a good way will result in finding this system (name can be grabbed from the video).
I landed on this carbon star with about a tonne of fuel left in the main tank, it was of course a risk but I figured even if the secondary star was 500k ls away I'd have ample time to reach it an scoop. I didn't expect the polar opposite...
[video=youtube;wvnjiX_Pktw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvnjiX_Pktw[/video]
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Found this shot while I was looking for the carbon star.
I landed on this carbon star with about a tonne of fuel left in the main tank, it was of course a risk but I figured even if the secondary star was 500k ls away I'd have ample time to reach it an scoop. I didn't expect the polar opposite...
[video=youtube;wvnjiX_Pktw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvnjiX_Pktw[/video]
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Found this shot while I was looking for the carbon star.
Does my butt look big in this?
wowzers!
Please post the system map data!! Block out the names though if it's a first-discovery
Here's the system:
Pyraleau BP-I d9-6
This is an S-class star! Here's the system shot:
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only 19,975 LY from me haha I guess I wont be going there any time soon!
Really nice find
Hey Lookie what I found over 20 kylies away from where you found yours
Think yours is still bigger though!
Think yours is still bigger though!
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My take on the subject.
Edit: as a fun fact, the two stars have the same mass.
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I got about 30 more of these things in my general area. I may have more to add on the subject later
Gonna take me awhile though, I am hard recording their vitals, scanning promising planets in system, and Trilateraling them all in EDD
Aforementioned Addendum. Pictured are a Carbon Class S star, then a Class K and Class M red dwarf
