The close orbit moon - The Rising Runner

Relatively close to the bubble, only less than 300 ly away, with a fast orbit of 2.6 hours orbiting a 39km wide ring, Body 1 A, the "the Rising Runner", has one of the most extreme orbits in the galaxy. This body is so fast that you can see a drastic change in the horizon by turning away for a couple of minutes. You can also notice the meteorites within the ring at certain times of the day, which makes this unique from other ringed bodies in the galaxy, let alone close orbits known in the galaxy.

3:48 pm photo vs 3:54 pm photo

The neighbouring bodies, the Endless Senders

Body 1 is not alone as it is orbited by his twin Body 2, which also displays a 15 km wide Taylors ring. The latter is so thin you need to get close to its planet to spawn, as it is not visible from afar. Both bodies orbit each other every 7.8 hours, so you can land and take some pictures while the horizon slowly changes. The rings themselves are flat lines of dust, excellent for competitions like ship races or ring speed bowling, which will require more skill than usual due to how narrow they are.

As an additional note, this body is a good candidate for a long circumnavigation.

The name of this location is inspired by the music track from German Electronic music band Tangerine Dream from the Album Cyclone