Sun A0 (Captured Blue Small) (celestial objects Sun)

This small blue star of the unusual A0 classification has been gravitationally captured by a black hole, and is slowly orbiting closer and closer to its eventual merger with the mass singularity. This event will take place many years in the future but the effects of orbiting in the vicinity of a black hole are already being felt in the form of intense and volatile gravitational tidal forces exerted by the singularity. As the star is within the outer edges of the matter accretion disc of the black hole, the instability is further contributed to by the fluctuations in mass density within the clouds of dust, gas, and other matter. The local system environment here is harsh and unforgiving to say the least.