Axel Star-System

The Axel Star-System was an trinary star system. It was located 91.7 lightyears from the sun. The system consisted of the stars Axel Axel Alpha, Axel Beta, and Axel Gamma.

Stellar system
The primary component, Axel Alpha, is a 7th magnitude star. It is not visible to the unaided eye. The star is classified as a type-G yellow dwarf star.

The secondary component, Axel Beta (also called as Romulus), is an 11th magnitude red dwarf, smaller and cooler than our Sun. Components Beta and Gamma share common proper motion, which confirms them as a physical pair, that orbited Axel Alpha every 710 years at a distance of 16,000 AU with an eccentricity of 0.9. The separation between the two stars is 0.48 AU.

The trinary component, Axel Gamma (also called as Remus), is an weak 13th magnitude red dwarf, much smaller and cooler than our Sun.