Cluster-stars

Cluster-stars
A cluster-star is a star that divides itself into multiple stars. Cluster-stars are extremely rare with only around one thousand located in one galaxy. A cluster-star can divide multiple time although the process takes extremely long and the end result is barely visible. The process of a cluster-star's dividing can take up to 50 million years, although that depends on a lot of things. There is one cluster-star that only has about 4800 years to go before splitting into multiple stars. When a cluster-star has divided it is hard to tell if the stars around it belong to that cluster-star, therefor a lot of stars can possibly be cluster-stars, making cluster-stars a lot less rare. The group of stars in a specific radius that originally belonged to one star is named a cluster-star group.