Template:Star Data

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Stellar Data
Common Name	Unknown
System	Unknown
Location (Galactic Coordinates)	Unknown
Object Class	Unknown
Spectral Class	Unknown
Temperature (Surface)	Unknown
Mass	Unknown
Radius	Unknown
Luminosity	Unknown
Habitable Zone	Unknown
Planets	Unknown
Roche Limit	Unknown
Hill Radius	Unknown
2000K Dust Sublimation	Unknown
1200K Lava Line	Unknown
320K Habitable Zone Start	Unknown
230K Habitable Zone End	Unknown
150K Frost Line	Unknown

This template is used to display standardized data tables for individual stars. For other celestial objects (planets, comets, etc.), separate templates may be used.

Use Case

The {{Star_Data}} template is designed to display a consistent block of information for various stellar objects, adapting its layout based on where it's used.

Case 1: Individual Star Pages (e.g., Sol, Sirius)

• Purpose: To present a compact, floating infobox on the right side of an individual star's page, summarizing its key data.
• Typical Parameters Used: You'll generally use all relevant parameters to provide as much detail as possible for that specific star. These typically include `title`, `common_name`, `system_name`, `location`, `spectral_class` (or `object_class`), `temp`, `mass`, `radius`, `luminosity`, `hab_zone`, `planets`, and `caption_suffix` for additional context.
• Styling: No special styling parameters are needed, as the template's defaults will create the desired floating infobox.

Example on a star page (e.g., Sol):

{{Star_Data 
| title = Sol
| common_name = The Sun
| system_name = Sol System
| location = -26670, 0, 56
| spectral_class = G2V
| temp = ~5,778 K
| mass = 1 M☉ (Solar Mass)
| radius = 1 R☉ (Solar Radius)
| luminosity = 1 L☉ (Solar Luminosity)
| hab_zone = ~0.63 AU – ~1.23 AU
| planets = 8 (plus Dwarf Planets)
}}

Case 2: List Pages (e.g., Locations)

• Purpose: To display a series of full-width, collapsible tables for multiple stars within a list, allowing users to expand them for details.
• Typical Parameters Used: You'll select the parameters relevant for a summary view on a list. These often include `title`, `location`, `planets`, `spectral_class` (or `object_class`), and the orbital parameters (`roche_limit`, `hill_radius`, `dust_sublimation`, `lava_line`, `hab_start`, `hab_end`, `frost_line`).
• Styling: You MUST use specific styling parameters to make these tables full-width and collapsible:

| collapsed = mw-collapsible mw-collapsed`
| float = none
| width = 100%
| font_size = 100%` (or adjust as needed to match surrounding text)

• Remember to use {{clear}} or <br style="clear:both;" /> after each template call on list pages to prevent subsequent content from flowing incorrectly.

Example on a list page (e.g., Locations for Alpha Centauri):

{{Star_Data
| collapsed = mw-collapsible mw-collapsed
| title = Alpha Centauri
| float = none
| width = 100%
| font_size = 100%
| location = -26667,-3,56
| planets = 15
| spectral_class = G / K
| roche_limit = ~1,109,538 KM (Primary G star)
| hill_radius = ~4.58 LY (System)
| dust_sublimation = ~2,859,989 KM (Primary G star)
| lava_line = ~7,944,413 KM (Primary G star)
| hab_start = ~0.67 AU (Primary G star)
| hab_end = ~1.29 AU (Primary G star)
| frost_line = ~3.03 AU (Primary G star)
}}