Located in the center of the Via Maris region is a class III gas giant with an enormous ring system of roughly 6,000,000km. The planet orbits a F-class star and actually features a double ring system, with the inner rings extending to 500,000km away from planet, and the second rings extending from 3,700,000km to 5,800,000km. This gas giant has two rocky moons that orbit this planet within the void between the rings, which likely sucked up all material from the ring in this zone, allowing for remarkable views in either direction from their surfaces. Moreover, the gas giant has another moon, a smaller gas giant with water based life, which revolves around its parent planet at an orbit perpendicular to the ring system. Pilots taking a position perpendicular to the primary planet will see a view of this distant moon framed within the ring void.

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