The Proxima Centauri System is the main setting of Murder Drones. The system has 3 planets, (formerly) 2 rocky planets and 1 gas giant. It also has the same amount of moons, but only Zulcan lacks moons. It is centered around the eponymous red dwarf star: Proxima Centauri. It is also the nearest star to the Solar System. It is also close to Alpha Centauri, which is closer to Proxima Centauri than the Solar System.
Major objects[]
Proxima Centauri is the red dwarf star at the center of the system. It is smaller than our Sun. It is so small that its planet Zulcan is 60% its size. Proxima Centauri is 15% the sun’s diameter.
Copper 9[]
copper 9. Note that only one moon is pictured here.
Copper 9 is a planet 80% as large as Earth. It was formerly territory of the Galactic Empire. That ended when the Serial Designations on the behalf of the Teletubbies invaded. They clashed with the centaurs there. In the end, Copper 9 fell into the hands of the Teletubbies. The Serial Designations mined it so much it had a core collapse. The planet is orbited by 2 moons, Rock2 and Rock4. Both of them are the same size as Pluto. One of them has rings like Copper 9. It is also known as Proxima Centauri d. After the collapse, it turned into a black hole almost and sucked up the rest of the system. Thankfully, a force field was set up, but the black hole sucked up the Centaurs.
Centaur Earth[]
Centaur Earth is the second planet in the system and the Homeworld of the centaurs. The planet is similar in size to Earth. The centaurs here are actually from the UnEarth but had an exodus. As a result, they now live here thanks to Horses. The planet has one moon, similar to the original one.
Zulcan[]
Zulcan is the outermost planet of Proxima Centauri and its only gas giant. It is a planet comparable to Saturn in size. Saturn is 116,000 km in diameter and this planet’s is 120,000 km. Like Saturn, it is surrounded by a ring system. The planet also has a blue color stemming from methane in the atmosphere. Methane is also found on Uranus. Also known as Proxima Centauri c.