Centauri System by Windspren
The Centauri System is a binary star system, containing the stars Alpha Centauri a and Alpha Centauri b. It has a single gas giant barely outside the habitable zone, a sparse asteroid belt and a single large planetoid.
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SamDwich 4th Jul 2021
Chemlab, tuhatjalka: Proxima Centauri is tiny, and you are decently close to the roughly solar-mass Alpha Centauri A and B stars, meaning it is likely Proxima Centauri is behind the stars, or the luminosity of A/B has caused the star's magnitude to dip below the limits of the naked eye. and Proxima is so dim you can't even see it from Earth without assistance and luck. -
tuhatjalka 12th Jun 2019
Chemlab is right, this is missing the red dwarf around which the planet (Proxima Centauri b) orbits Proxima Centauri b is also most likely a rocky planet. Also please be extremely careful with capitalization, stars have BIG lettering but planets have small lettering: Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B, Proxima Centauri, Proxima Centauri b -
Chemlab 7th Nov 2017
there was another star discovered that was named proxima centauri. It is a red dwarf star. So now it's a triple star system.