{"component":{"type":17,"accent_color":3123338,"components":[{"type":10,"content":"-# WikiRNG · Roll of 11/3/2026 · by [penis](https://wikirng.com/u/penis)"},{"type":10,"content":"## [L dwarf](https://wikirng.com/roll/6GGQUC)\n*Astronomical objects colder than red dwarfs*"},{"type":10,"content":">>> An object with the spectral type L (also called L-dwarf) can be either a low-mass star, a brown dwarf or a young free-floating planetary-mass object. If a young exoplanet or planetary-mass companion is detected via direct imaging, it can also have an L…"},{"type":14,"divider":true,"spacing":1},{"type":10,"content":"### 🟩 Notable · 62,613 SP\n-# Top 35%"},{"type":14,"divider":true,"spacing":1},{"type":10,"content":"🟦 🔬 **Lab Notes** · Obscure · +21,010 SP\n-# Cites 20+ journal articles.\n🟦 🧪 **arXiv** · Obscure · +18,809 SP\n-# Links to arXiv.\n🟩 🌾 **Link Farm** · Notable · +5,254 SP\n-# 100+ external links.\n🟩 🧬 **PubMed** · Notable · +3,088 SP\n-# Links to PubMed.\n🟩 🔓 **Free to Read** · Notable · +1,729 SP\n-# Cites a source that is free to read.\n🟩 ⏱️ **Five-Minute Read** · Notable · +1,372 SP\n-# 1,200+ words of prose.\n-# +21 more badges"},{"type":14,"divider":true,"spacing":1},{"type":1,"components":[{"type":2,"style":5,"label":"View roll","url":"https://wikirng.com/roll/6GGQUC"},{"type":2,"style":5,"label":"Read on Wikipedia","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_dwarf"}]},{"type":10,"content":"-# Article text from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0"}]}}