Thanks Bittty, indeed if the object is so close, then we don't have to discuss what type of star and how it would produce such light patterns- it is clearly artificial. Now, if that isn't the star in our system, what body do we and our apparent neighbors orbit? Is the ringed planet a rougue planet and there is no star? (how would the planet and the other moon thing be illuminated then?) is the system revolving around a black hole? (also why are the ringed palnet and moon visible...) Is the orange moon actually a brown dwarf?
I suspected something was wrong with the nebula- it goes in nearly the opposite direction as the orange moon around Atys.
Once we know what is in the center of our system and what the orange moon is then maybe we can explain why the ringed planet rises and falls in the same part of the sky :)
I suspected something was wrong with the nebula- it goes in nearly the opposite direction as the orange moon around Atys.
Once we know what is in the center of our system and what the orange moon is then maybe we can explain why the ringed planet rises and falls in the same part of the sky :)