The @radon21 quadruple star system.
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On the verge of the edge of the galaxy, 467,995 light years away..

Colette was observing a few stars as a scientific project in which they had to find data of a supernova over the course of a few years.
Colette had discovered a supernova on the edge of the galaxy, it was visible with the naked eye, but it would only appear as bright as every other star unfortunately.

Colette had classified this as a supernova, but later discovered that it was none other than a star collision that had photons that just reached our planet.
This quadruple star system was very unique. It had stars with very different temperatures, and it was a system with 3 gas planets.

It was named, 2068-2021.467,995qua. Named after the amount of stars, light years, the date discovered, and the official name. The actual name is 2068.

This star system in particular had strange orbits. The two biggest stars orbited each other, and the others orbited each other while orbiting the two biggest stars, and the two biggest stars also orbited them.
These stars were named, colette1dbr, charlie2dbr, radon3dbr, astra4dbr.
There were three gas planets, two of which unfortunately only survived the star collision.

One of them were colorless, one of them were yellow, and another were green. These were caused by the elements of copper, sulfur, and nitrogen along with other elements.
These formed when the star system only contained 1 star, the star had passed by a highly gaseous area, and it attracted several elements to the point where it formed gas balls that were large enough to pulled by gravity. It is unknown how the other stars formed, but it is thought that they formed when the star ejected tons of byte matter, which formed different groups and sizes of bytes, and this collapsed by gravity into stars. But that’s just a theory. The planets also used to have moons, which were ripped apart by the planets and turned into rings. One of them once had rings, but they were torn apart by the gravity of the stars.

But that’s just what the solar system used to be. The solar system is just a super bright terabytan star with two planets on the verge of leaving our galaxy now. And it will die like every other star.
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