The arrival point for the system is over a class F star. There are three other stars here: two class M red dwarf stars, and a class K yellow-orange star.

The main star itself has one lonely Metal Rich world only 66 ls out, and one of the red dwarfs has an asteroid belt.

However, the entire system of four stars is orbited by two High Metal Content Worlds. The first one of these is what parents the Ammonia Moon.

Ammonia Worlds are nothing new to any regular explorer, however, they are often worlds that orbit nothing but their parent star(s). If they do happen to be a moon, they typically orbit a much larger gas giant.

Yet, this happens to be a rare exception. Not only is this moon only about three times the size of Earth's own Moon, the parent planet is just slightly larger than Earth itself. The rarity is only compounded by the fact that these planets co-orbit four stars.

There isn't anything else visually striking about the system, unfortunately, and it offers hardly anything in the way of resources.