Brown Dwarfs live on Mongo, in an underground city across the great plains at the foot of the Magnetic Mountains. Their leader is Prince Roga. ("The Monsters of Mongo") The Dwarfs are a warrior tribe, although they scatter when confronted with a pack of Wolvrons.
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| - Brown Dwarfs live on Mongo, in an underground city across the great plains at the foot of the Magnetic Mountains. Their leader is Prince Roga. ("The Monsters of Mongo") The Dwarfs are a warrior tribe, although they scatter when confronted with a pack of Wolvrons.
- A brown dwarf was a type of star. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, the sector of space that separated the planets Kupoh and Gamorr was largely unexplored, and Luke Skywalker suspected it might contain uncharted brown dwarfs that could become a hazard for hyperspace travel.
- A brown dwarf is a type of stellar classification describing a type of sub-stellar planetary object that is at the bottom threshold of sustaining reaction necessary to be considered an actual star. Despite the object's description as a variety of dwarf star, it can technically also be defined in some conventions of science and astronomy as a gas giant or rogue planet.
- A brown dwarf is a type of celestial object more massive than a planet, but less than one-twentieth the mass of the sun (.05 Solar masses). Brown dwarfs are dim and faint, they are ever fainter than Red dwarfs but they shine for incredibly long periods of time. Life as we know it is not possible round a brown dwarf but life as we don't know it? Who knows?
- A brown dwarf was a stellar object that had characteristics of both a star and a planet. Enterprise NX-01 wanted to investigate a brown star system in 2152 when the ship was infested by a symbiotic lifeform and the investigation was interrupted. (ENT: "Vox Sola") According to Data in 2365, the abundance of dysprosium in a brown dwarf star was different than regular stars, when factored with terbium, holmium, erbium, and europium. (TNG: "Manhunt" )
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| - A brown dwarf was a stellar object that had characteristics of both a star and a planet. Enterprise NX-01 wanted to investigate a brown star system in 2152 when the ship was infested by a symbiotic lifeform and the investigation was interrupted. (ENT: "Vox Sola") According to Data in 2365, the abundance of dysprosium in a brown dwarf star was different than regular stars, when factored with terbium, holmium, erbium, and europium. (TNG: "Manhunt" ) A brown dwarf, as described by the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 108) , was a "celestial object similar to a star, but with insufficient mass to generate a star's powerful nuclear reactions. Because a brown dwarf might glow with only feeble infrared light, it can be difficult to detect across interstellar distances."
- Brown Dwarfs live on Mongo, in an underground city across the great plains at the foot of the Magnetic Mountains. Their leader is Prince Roga. ("The Monsters of Mongo") The Dwarfs are a warrior tribe, although they scatter when confronted with a pack of Wolvrons.
- A brown dwarf was a type of star. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, the sector of space that separated the planets Kupoh and Gamorr was largely unexplored, and Luke Skywalker suspected it might contain uncharted brown dwarfs that could become a hazard for hyperspace travel.
- A brown dwarf is a type of stellar classification describing a type of sub-stellar planetary object that is at the bottom threshold of sustaining reaction necessary to be considered an actual star. Despite the object's description as a variety of dwarf star, it can technically also be defined in some conventions of science and astronomy as a gas giant or rogue planet.
- A brown dwarf is a type of celestial object more massive than a planet, but less than one-twentieth the mass of the sun (.05 Solar masses). Brown dwarfs are dim and faint, they are ever fainter than Red dwarfs but they shine for incredibly long periods of time. Life as we know it is not possible round a brown dwarf but life as we don't know it? Who knows?
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