[Red Badger]

Rocky material in orbit around a white dwarf star (centre). Collisions turn larger material into dust, some of which then rains down on to the white dwarf. Credit: © Mark A. Garlick / space-art.co.uk / University of Warwick

[cripplecreek]

The party is almost over for white dwarf stars. Red dwarfs are where its at. They might last as long as a trillion years and they make up some 80% of the stars in the universe.

[sten]

is this another one of those ‘whites want to kill the handicap/dwarves’ stories?

;)

[SaraJohnson]

I heard that some Great White economic stars in the West are eating up this planet.

[wastedyears]

I came across this a while ago using the StumbleUpon add-on for Firefox.

http://www.multivax.com/last_question.html

[grumpygresh]

Figures. robert reich always said eat the rich exo-planet.

[repentant_pundit]

stars caught in the act of consuming 'earth-like' exoplanets

And a few galaxies away, Bamstar was caught in the act of consuming a Dog Star.

Bamstar tried to make light of it, but the hole thing came across as a very dark matter.

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[Jack Hydrazine]

I’m gonna laugh if Zero gets elected again and still blames Bush near the end of his second term.

[central_va]

"I told you we were going to get caught!"

[Hot Tabasco]

If the earth’s core is molten lava and the planet has been around for millions and millions of years, how is it that that molten lava hasn’t cooled off and then finally hardened in all those years?