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Maybe. :hm I just plugged the new(er) smallest star into a GBE calculator and got about 4.2 ninatons. Less than half the number cited in the wiki. So, again, I have no idea where I got that 9.998. The tenatons part was just me derping labels, but the actual digits have me legit confused. Maybe there's been a string of recently discovered stars and the benchmark keeps changing. Idk.

OLF is being weird. It won't link directly to posts in OLF threads. Edit: And I guess it doesn't like layering spoilers on top of quotes. Yeah. I just checked, and our wiki has Small Star Level at 2.998 tenatons. My bad. I'll change that. And, uh, speaking of SSL being 2.988 tenatons... That number is literally the lowest stellar GBE, according to the wiki. So, like, why the fuck does my calc say that the smallest star's GBE is several times smaller than that number? The current smallest star was identified recently, in 2017. It's not impossible that I did a google and figured out the GBE of that star. But, if I did, I never wrote it down. I have no idea where that number came from. Also...I divided out ninatons by a positive and got tenatons. That's not how math works. Using my original stellar GBE, the number would actually be 206.85 yottatons. Which, silver lining, means I was right to put it in Large Planet Level (barely). Yay current me. Boo old calc-doing me. Using...

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