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BATTLE OF THE GIANTS

This is supposed to be a white dwarf star, one that is only a few kilometers in diameter. These types of stars really exist, and they are often dwarfed by the planets that orbit them. The only reason they actually have a stronger gravitational pull than the planets that orbit them is because they are extremely dense. The matter from a red giant (often several million million kilometers wide) can be compacted into something just 10-20 kilometers wide, rendering it an extremely dense object. "Battle of the Giants" is supposed to be an illustration of that event, hence the star is in front of some planets.
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Apologies to for this.

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EDIT: Made the "star" more of a heavy ball of iron style thing. Let me know what you think of the change.

Description
BATTLE OF THE GIANTS

This is supposed to be a white dwarf star, one that is only a few kilometers in diameter. These types of stars really exist, and they are often dwarfed by the planets that orbit them. The only reason they actually have a stronger gravitational pull than the planets that orbit them is because they are extremely dense. The matter from a red giant (often several million million kilometers wide) can be compacted into something just 10-20 kilometers wide, rendering it an extremely dense object. "Battle of the Giants" is supposed to be an illustration of that event, hence the star is in front of some planets.
_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

Apologies to for this.

And .

.

EDIT: Made the "star" more of a heavy ball of iron style thing. Let me know what you think of the change.