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It was theorized that they were the last surviving Population I stars in the cluster, about to reach supernova. Because of their proximity to each other (roughly 4 light years), if one underwent a supernova, it would trigger supernovas in the other three, thus destroying the local region of the cluster. Some main sequence stars would probably also suffer this fate if they were close enough.

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rdfs:comment	It was theorized that they were the last surviving Population I stars in the cluster, about to reach supernova. Because of their proximity to each other (roughly 4 light years), if one underwent a supernova, it would trigger supernovas in the other three, thus destroying the local region of the cluster. Some main sequence stars would probably also suffer this fate if they were close enough.
dcterms:subject	Blue stars Articles by Riffsyphon1024 Supergiants
abstract	It was theorized that they were the last surviving Population I stars in the cluster, about to reach supernova. Because of their proximity to each other (roughly 4 light years), if one underwent a supernova, it would trigger supernovas in the other three, thus destroying the local region of the cluster. Some main sequence stars would probably also suffer this fate if they were close enough. Though unknown to the beings on Am'sz, they were actually part of the four star Empslu Region, where they were known as Empslu Aurek, Empslu Besh, Empslu Cresh, and Empslu Dorn. Observed up close, one could see the stars orbiting a near-invisible black hole named the Abyss.

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