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The Ringed F white star holds the record for the F white star with the heaviest and widest ring in the galaxy.

Two gas giants orbit the F white star being body 2 a and 2 b with respective images.

Body 1, which is an ordinary unringed K type star contains an orbiting ringed rocky body which serves as a sweet spot for enjoying the ringed F type from afar.

Last but not least Skaude AA-A h45 A, a black hole with a solar mass of 49.9102.

Located at the North-Eastern side of the Skaude sector, a high-mass black hole system contains an extraordinarily rare object: a ringed class F star. To date, only two other such stars have been discovered, and their ring systems are so thin that they aren't visible to the naked eye.

The ringed white star also holds the record of the heaviest and widest rings around this star type.

It houses two gas giants as its moons, both of which are ringed, but have no satellites of their own.

The first body in the system, a regular class K orange star, is orbited by a landable ringed rocky moon (1 f), which's surface offers good views of the ringed star.

This system is relatively close to the Collection of Wonders, and was first discovered by CMDR Boogyman, who sold the data to Universal Cartographics but didn't document it nor mentioned it to others. Its significance was later recognized by CMDR Regza, when he rediscovered it in early 3311.