A G-class (or G-type) star is a stellar classification for stars composed of both neutral and ionized atoms of metallic substances, including ionized calcium, emitting in the neighborhood of 5,000 to 6,000 Kelvin, generally referred to as being yellow in color. G-type stars in the main sequence tend to be median in terms of absolute magnitude, and in the "cooler" half of the stellar classification system. Yellow G-type stars can range in size from yellow giants to the more diminutive yellow dwarf. (ST reference: Star Charts)

G starsEdit

• G stars with unspecified continued stellar classification:
  • Beta Veldonna
  • Delta Leporis
  • Klothos
  • Kostolain A
  • Krios
  • Two components of M24 Alpha
  • Lambda Serpentis A/B
  • Nal Shadaan
  • Omega Sagittarii A/B
  • Uxal system component
  • Zeta Trianguli Australis (B)
• G1: Elysia Incendae
  • G1V: Zeta Reticuli B
• G2
  • G2: 492 Lyncis
  • G2V:
    • Bajor-B'hava'el
    • Sol
    • Zeta Reticuli A
• G4 : Lactra
• G8
  • G8: 1440 Ophiuchi B
  • G8III:
    • Gamma Hydra
    • Xi Hydrae
  • G8V: 61 Ursae Majoris

ConnectionsEdit

Stellar classification
By class and type	class O blue-violet star • class B blue star • class A blue-white star • class F white star (white dwarf) • class G yellow star (yellow dwarf • yellow giant) • class K orange star (orange giant) • class M red star (red dwarf • red giant) • brown dwarf • N-type star • R-type star • S-type star • D-type star
By size or makeup	black hole/black star • carbon star • collapsar • dwarf star (brown dwarf • red dwarf • white dwarf • yellow dwarf) • giant star (blue giant • red giant • orange giant • yellow giant) • Lazarus star • neutron star • protostar • pulsar • supergiant star • Wolf-Rayet star