J1407

J1407 is a star system in the constellation Centaurus at a distance of about 434 light years from the Sun. A relatively young system, its age is estimated to be 86 million years. The star system has an apparent magnitude of 12.3 and requires a telescope to be seen. The system is a single-star system containing one star, J1407A. The system is controlled by "United Systems of Milky Way".

Formation
The formation of the J1407 System is unknown currently but it is theorized that it formed the same way as the Solar System.

Colussus Region
The only region on this star system, containing one gas giant.

J1407b has been referred to as a “Super Saturn” due to its massive system of rings about 640 times the one of Saturn’s rings. It is an exoplanet located 434 light years from Earth in the constellation of Centaurus and is the only known exoplanet with rings of such size. If this planet swapped places with Saturn, its rings would dominate the Earth's sky and would appear many times larger than a full moon. There is a large gap halfway through the ring system, however there arent any moons there. The rings are mainly made out of small pieces of ice and rocks, with bigger but rare meteors.