Help:Stellar Object Gallery

Planet Classes

See also: Space Engine Database as a source for some planets.

• Class A (geothermal)
  Class A (geothermal)
• Class B (geomorteus)
  Class B (geomorteus)
• Class C (geoinactive)
  Class C (geoinactive)
• Class D (dwarf planet)
  Class D (dwarf planet)
• Class E (geoplastic)
  Class E (geoplastic)
• Class F (geometallic)
  Class F (geometallic)
• Class G (geocrystalline)
  Class G (geocrystalline)
• Class H (desert)
  Class H (desert)
• Class I (ice giant)
  Class I (ice giant)
• Class J (gas giant)
  Class J (gas giant)
• Class K (adaptable)
  Class K (adaptable)
• Class L (marginal)
  Class L (marginal)
• Class M (terrestrial)
  Class M (terrestrial)
• Class N (reducing)
  Class N (reducing)
• Class O (pelagic)
  Class O (pelagic)
• Class P (glaciated)
  Class P (glaciated)
• Class Q (variable)
  Class Q (variable)
• Class R (rogue)
  Class R (rogue)
• Class S (gas hypergiant)
  Class S (gas hypergiant)
• Class T (gas ultragiant)
  Class T (gas ultragiant)
• Class Y (demon)
  Class Y (demon)
• Class Z (asteroid belt)
  Class Z (asteroid belt)

Single Stars

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  Type O (blue)
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  Type B (blue-white)
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  Type A (white)
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  Type F (yellow-white)
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  Type G (yellow)
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  Type K (orange)
• Type M (red)
  Type M (red)
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  Type M (red) dwarf
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  Type D (white dwarf)
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  Uncharted star

Multiple Stars

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  Binary System
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  Trinary System
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  Quadruple System

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  "It's full of ...stars."
  Starry background

Other Objects

• Black hole
  Black hole
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  Cosmic string
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  Lost planet (gas version)
• Lost planet (rocky version)
  Lost planet (rocky version)
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  Nebula (large)
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  Nebula (small)
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  Nebula (planetary)
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  Neutron star
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  Nova
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  Plasma field
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  Protostar
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  Pulsar
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  Subspace compression
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  Subspace corridor
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  Subspace eddy
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  Subspace rupture
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  Subspace shockwave
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  Subspace vacuole
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  T Tauri star
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  Variable star
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  Wormhole