A small moon (B 2 a) orbits at 2,415km from it's parent.

Only 7 Ls from its Class L dwarf it is not the closest. It orbits its parent once every 4.5 hours. They both orbit the dwarf every two days.

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The Class L dwarf's starlight dominates this world despite only being 206 Ls from the primary Class G main sequence star.

Due to the parent's (B 2) low orbital inclination, it is highly possible the Class L eclipses the Class G star every 2 days.

Caílte mac Rónáin was the fastest of the Fianna, able to run with incredible speed. Caoilte is the modern Irish spelling of his name.

B 2 a is a small moon that orbits at 2,415 km from its parent.

While it's only 7 ls from its class L dwarf star parent, that distance is not a record breaker. The moon orbits its parent once every 4.5 hours, and they both complete an orbit of the dwarf star in two days.

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The dwarf star's light dominates the sky of this world, despite only being 206 ls away from the primary star, a class G main sequence star.

Due to the parent's (B 2) low orbital inclination, the dwarf star eclipses the class G star quite often: every two days.

The system is named after Caílte mac Rónáin, who in Irish mythology was the fastest of the Fianna, able to run with incredible speed. Caoilte is the modern Irish spelling of his name.