Within this system lie two Earth-Like World Moons with the same parent M-Class Star, remarkably with a Black Hole being the primary star. This gives rise to the question of how two moons managed to develop complex ecosystems within a seemingly hostile and turbulent environment. A Terraformable Rocky Body Moon (2 E) also neighbours the Earth-Like World Moons, allowing for possible ground-based colonisation of system in the future.

Away from the Earth-Like World Moons, a ringed M-Class Star is present, although upon investigation the rings were unable to be found. Other scenery includes picturesque sulfur-rich volcanic plateaus on moon 2 B, as well as various ringed gas giant planets existing as moons.

Within this system lie two Earth-Like World Moons with the same parent M-Class dwarf star, which orbits a black hole. A terraformable Rocky Body Moon (2 e) also neighbours the Earth-like pair, allowing for even further colonisation of the system in the future.

There are three other stars orbiting the black hole, including a ringed red dwarf. However, its ring system is so thin that it cannot be seen with the naked eye. These stars have various ringed gas giants as their satellites.
Other scenery includes picturesque sulphur-rich volcanic plateaus on the 2 b moon.