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Triangulum Log - Post 2 - The Outskirts
More pics of the system. Notice the lack of stars in the background. The system being a runaway star, is quickly escaping the galaxy. The nearest stars are more than 1,000 light years away. Interesting enough in this system, while the major planets orbit the system’s common center of mass, a dense asteroid belt and 3 dwarf planets directly orbit the system’s black hole. The dwarf planets and asteroids likely formed out of some of the remaining debris from the supernova that created the black hole.
The last two pics are a massive red moon orbiting the systems 7th planet. The moon has a very Mars-like feel to it.
Triangulum Log - Post 1 - The Outskirts.
My first adventure brings us to this Yellow Super Giant and companion black hole. The system is young and filled with many gas giants that still glow with the heat of their formation.
All of the planets orbit far from the star, the nearest having a orbital radius of 10.57 AU. Numerous planets are also double planets including a double Jupiter as shown above.
More pics of this system and my thoughts on if this system could actually exist in the real universe to come.
