Phroea Gree AA-A h45 is a Triple Black Hole system with a range of different objects as planets and moons. The planets are in fact mostly smaller stars ranging from T up to M class with various moons, many of them with different atmosphere types and biologic signals.

The main attraction of this system is body A5, which is a M dwarf (M7 Va) with a dual rocky ring system. Upon arrival, you can faintly see the B ring appear in front of you. Both A and B ring are visible, like seen in the Main Image above. The A ring appears very dark too.

Diving into the A ring (you can map the A ring, but not the B ring), the ring system can give nice opportunities for great shots. If you are lucky, you can also catch a flare while diving into the rings.

A5 is home to a total of five moons, 3 of them being shepherd moons. A5A is an Io-type moon...

... and A5B and A5C both being SO2 atmospheric landables with Bacteria. A5C even has got another bonus, as it is also a candidate for Terraforming, something that is seen very rarely in the galaxy so far. Two impressions from A5C, with Bacteria (Cerbrus - Teal), followed by an impression from A5B:

To add, there are two Gas Giants, both with water-based life, as further moons. The more photogenic of which is A5D - Here is A5D, with Black Hole, A5 (with faintly visible B ring towards the right side of the picture) and nebula in the background. The scenery makes for nice screenshots.

The name of the POI is inspired by the anime Black Butler (original title: Kuroshitsuji), in which Ciel Phantomhive is one of the main characters. He always wears two rings in the series, which are among the most recognizable anime rings ever created.

Phroea Gree AA-A h45 is a Triple Black Hole system with a range of different objects as planets and moons. The planets are in fact mostly smaller stars ranging from T up to M class with various moons, many of them with different atmosphere types and biologic signals.

The main attraction of this system is body A 5, which is a M dwarf (M7 Va) with a dual rocky ring system. Upon arrival, you can faintly see the B ring appear in front of you. Both A and B ring are visible, like seen in the Main Image above. The A ring appears very dark too.

Diving into the A ring (you can map the A ring, but not the B ring), the ring system can give nice opportunities for great shots. If you are lucky, you can also catch a flare while diving into the rings.

A 5 is home to a total of five moons, 3 of them being shepherd moons. A 5 a is an Io-type moon...

... and A 5 b and A 5 c both being SO2 atmospheric landables with Bacteria. A 5 c even has got another bonus, as it is also a candidate for terraforming, something that is seen very rarely in the galaxy so far. Two impressions from A 5 c, with Bacteria (Cerbrus - Teal), followed by an impression from A 5 b:

To add, there are two Gas Giants, both with water-based life, as further moons. The more photogenic of which is A 5 d - Here is A 5 d, with Black Hole, A 5 (with faintly visible B ring towards the right side of the picture) and nebula in the background. The scenery makes for nice screenshots.

The name of the POI is inspired by the anime Black Butler (original title: Kuroshitsuji), in which Ciel Phantomhive is one of the main characters. He always wears two rings in the series, which are among the most recognizable anime rings ever created.