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[Star Trek Enterprise]In Civilization the NX-01's long range sensors discover some black dwarf stars, but the senior officers opt not to visit them. Why aren't they at all interested in studying stars that shouldn't exist in a universe as young as ours?
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By the 22nd century, cosmologists had determined some mechanisms that black dwarfs could in fact form naturally. In some rare cases, a cooling white dwarf will interact with a localized subspace inversion pocket to create an area of accelerated temporal flow. These white dwarfs can thus age and cool much more rapidly than the clocks of distant observers would think possible. The universe may only be 13 billion years old, but by the black dwarfs' clocks, they have experienced trillions of years worth of time. 

This was first postulated by researchers in the 2090s, and then confirmed by telescopic observations in the 2210s. By the NX-01's launch, several hundred black dwarfs had already been cataloged.