A vampire star is any star that "sucks" matter from a close neighbouring star.
Typically, it will be a close binary pair, where a white dwarf draws matter off of it's neighbour - normally a red giant - and accretes the matter onto it's surface. This continues until a critical mass is achieved - the Chandrasekhar limit - whereupon the white dwarf explodes as a type Ia supernova.
In many vampire myths and lore, vampires burn or disintegrate when exposed to sunlight. This weakness to sunlight is a common trait in vampire mythology, leading to severe consequences for the vampire if they are caught in sunlight.
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Sunlight is the most common way to kill a vampire in folklore and literature. When vampire skin is exposed to sunlight, it typically burns and causes the vampire to disintegrate or burst into flames.
Depends on what kind of vampire. In Twilight, Vampire Cells begin glowing on and off, until contact with sunlight ends. This is only noticeable in direct sunlight, and some Vampire fans dislike this version of the reaction, claiming that the vampire was "glittering." In DayBreakers, contact with Sunlight results in Magnesium in the skin of Vampires, causing them to seemingly combust. In Dracula, Sunlight didn't bother him one bit.
Dschubba is a binary star system with two stars: a blue star and a white dwarf star. The blue star is the primary star and the white dwarf is the secondary star.
Johnny Depp did not star in Interview with the Vampire.
Yes Corbin blue did star in My Babysitters a vampire.
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the vampire dude
Once Bitten 1985
He never played a vampire in any movie.
No, Sterling Knight's brother was not in My Babysitter's a Vampire.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.
Amber Tamblyn
Ryan Star "Losing Your Memory"