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Revision for Ciel's Dual Ring

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-06-19 22:23:06]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-06-19 22:28:29]
DISCOVERER
Hathor86Hathor86
NAME
Ciel's Dual RingCiel's Dual Ring
SYSTEMNAME
Phroea Gree AA-A h45Phroea Gree AA-A h45
CATEGORY
Stellar FeaturesSights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
Sights and Scenery
REGION
IzanamiIzanami
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
This triple Black Hole system is home to a rare double-ringed M dwarf star. Both rings are visible to the eye.This triple Black Hole system is home to a rare double-ringed M dwarf star. Both rings are visible to the eye.
DESCRIPTION

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 dwarf stars ranging from classes T to M, with various moons, many of which have different atmosphere types and biological signals.

System Overview

The main attraction of this system is body A 5, which is an M dwarf star (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 rings are visible, like seen in the Main Image above. The A ring appears very dark too.

A5 with A ring

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.

Inside the A ring, with flare

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

A 5 a with A 5 and A ring in the background

... and A 5 b and A 5 c both being sulphur dioxide atmospheric landables, with bacteria present on the surface. A 5 c even has got another bonus, as it is also a candidate for terraforming. Two impressions from A 5 c, with Bacteria Cerbrus - Teal, followed by an impression from A 5 b:

On A 5 c, with Nebula in the Background

On A 5 c, with A 5 in the sky

On A 5 b, looking at A 5 being put in between two mountain tops

Furthermore, there are two Gas Giants, both with water-based life. The more photogenic of the two is A 5 d, with a nearby nebula in the background:

A5D with A5, Black Hole, and Nebula

Phroea Gree AA-A h45 is a triple Black Hole system with a range of different objects orbiting them as planets and moons. The "planets" are in fact dwarf stars ranging from classes T to M, with various moons, many of which have different atmosphere types and biological signals.

System Overview

The main attraction of this system is body A 5, which is an M dwarf star (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 rings are visible, like seen in the entry's main image. The A ring appears dark too.

A5 with A ring

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.

Inside the A ring, with flare

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

A 5 a with A 5 and A ring in the background

... and A 5 b and A 5 c both being sulphur dioxide atmospheric landables, with bacteria present on the surface. A 5 c even has got another bonus, as it is also a candidate for terraforming. Two impressions from A 5 c, with Bacteria Cerbrus - Teal, followed by an impression from A 5 b:

On A 5 c, with Nebula in the Background

On A 5 c, with A 5 in the sky

On A 5 b, looking at A 5 being put in between two mountain tops

Furthermore, there are two gas giants, both with water-based life. The more photogenic of the two is A 5 d, with a nearby nebula in the background:

A5D with A5, Black Hole, and Nebula

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