Cloud Ring

“Named by noted Intaki astronomer Alnadil Jouber, Cloud Ring is notable for its central constellations, which are encompassed by a massive ring of dust and gas expelled from an ancient stellar catastrophe of colossal proportions. The first scientist to observe and detail this phenomenon from observatories in the Placid region, Jouber went on to theorize that analysis of the ring's extent, density, and rate of expansion could give insight as to what monumental event could have caused such a disturbance and when it might have occurred. He further theorized that such an explosion might have had far-reaching gravitic effects that could destabilize wormholes, and might have been a contributing factor in the collapse of the EVE Gate. While later researchers have discounted many of his ideas, the validity of his theories has yet to be categorically disproven. It is noteworthy that the Sisters of EVE maintain several bases in Placid, from which scientific expeditions to study the Cloud Ring are coordinated.”

Stats

6 constellations, 40 systems, 333 planets, 1,785 moons.

Biggest constellation
Prelle — 8 systems
Smallest constellation
Assilot — 6 systems
tied with Miennue, Yrton
Biggest system · celestials
DY-F70 — 114 bodies
9 planets, 105 moons · Yrton
Smallest system · celestials
77-KDQ — 13 bodies
6 planets, 7 moons · Balenne
Biggest system · actual size
B-DBYQ — 62.238 AU
Yrton
Smallest system · actual size
1-NW2G — 8.358 AU
Balenne

Constellations