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The next part of the 2012 Planetary Dragon Series!...

The Wolf-Rayet Star dragon! Watch that dude's spines and claws and teeth and...everything, man. He means business.

In a nutshell, a Wolf-Rayet Star is a star on a diet. The stars are massive stars, usually in the last stages of their evolution, but are losing much of their mass due to the prescence of a strong solar wind. These winds are travelling at speeds of approximately 2000 kilometers per second, and, to put it in perspective, lose about three-times as much mass as our own sun does at any given moment.

WR Stars are also very, very hot, and due to their shedding of mass, they usually form clouds of hot, nebula-like envelopes of gas around them. When many of these stars form in a relatively short amount of space, space 'clouds' are formed, as can be seen in the case of the Large and Small Megallanic Clouds, which contain 100 and 12 within them, respectively. The gas clouds that surround WR Stars are sometimes called 'wind nebulae' or 'excitable nebulae,' and also sometimes look like supermassive nuclear explosions. Go look up Nebula M1-67 and tell me that it doesn't look like the Tsar Bomba. (If you don't know what the Tsar Bomba is either, go look that up, too!!!)

Now remember, even though WR Stars are shedding their mass, they remain just as capable of collapsing and becoming black holes via supernova explosions as any other star. I mean, come on guys, when have I ever presented you with a spatial phenomenon that isn't out to destroy our solar system? Very rarely, I know. (Have you heard the theory that gamma ray bursts are actually 'telegraphic' messages through black holes from an alternate universe? Check it out!)

This dragon in particular looks like he's about to go supernova, he's getting so skinny from shedding his mass, and he's so angry about it! Hence he's kind of a skinnier version of my other super-giant stars, and exhibits similar features to the Black Hole dragons and Even Horizon dragon. (Though nothing will ever come close to the SuperMassive Black Hole Dragon...or will it...? )

Good stuff.

The first series gallery folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
The second series folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
The third series folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
This series folder:
twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…

Enjoy!
Art/Series (c) me
Rippers will be nuked and swiftly disposed of!
~~~

Description

- DeviantART | FurAffinity | Weasyl | Tumblr | Twitter | YouTube | FaceBook | Instagram -

-Where Else You Can Follow My Artwork & Fursuiting-

-Commission Prices & Terms of Service-

twilightsaint.deviantart.com/a…

* * *

The next part of the 2012 Planetary Dragon Series!...

The Wolf-Rayet Star dragon! Watch that dude's spines and claws and teeth and...everything, man. He means business.

In a nutshell, a Wolf-Rayet Star is a star on a diet. The stars are massive stars, usually in the last stages of their evolution, but are losing much of their mass due to the prescence of a strong solar wind. These winds are travelling at speeds of approximately 2000 kilometers per second, and, to put it in perspective, lose about three-times as much mass as our own sun does at any given moment.

WR Stars are also very, very hot, and due to their shedding of mass, they usually form clouds of hot, nebula-like envelopes of gas around them. When many of these stars form in a relatively short amount of space, space 'clouds' are formed, as can be seen in the case of the Large and Small Megallanic Clouds, which contain 100 and 12 within them, respectively. The gas clouds that surround WR Stars are sometimes called 'wind nebulae' or 'excitable nebulae,' and also sometimes look like supermassive nuclear explosions. Go look up Nebula M1-67 and tell me that it doesn't look like the Tsar Bomba. (If you don't know what the Tsar Bomba is either, go look that up, too!!!)

Now remember, even though WR Stars are shedding their mass, they remain just as capable of collapsing and becoming black holes via supernova explosions as any other star. I mean, come on guys, when have I ever presented you with a spatial phenomenon that isn't out to destroy our solar system? Very rarely, I know. (Have you heard the theory that gamma ray bursts are actually 'telegraphic' messages through black holes from an alternate universe? Check it out!)

This dragon in particular looks like he's about to go supernova, he's getting so skinny from shedding his mass, and he's so angry about it! Hence he's kind of a skinnier version of my other super-giant stars, and exhibits similar features to the Black Hole dragons and Even Horizon dragon. (Though nothing will ever come close to the SuperMassive Black Hole Dragon...or will it...? )

Good stuff.

The first series gallery folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
The second series folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
The third series folder: twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…
This series folder:
twilightsaint.deviantart.com/g…

Enjoy!
Art/Series (c) me
Rippers will be nuked and swiftly disposed of!
~~~