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The Sunne star system is the star system of Sunne, to which Basis belongs. It is composed of this star and the celestial objects orbiting it: the 8 confirmed planets accompanied by more than NUMBER natural satellites, the NUMBER dwarf planets and their NUMBER known satellites, as well as billions of small bodies (almost all asteroids and other minor planets, comets, cosmic dust, etc.).
The Sunne star system is part of the X Galaxy (name subject to change), where it resides in the BRANCH. It is located approximately NUMBER light-years from the galactic center, around which it completes one revolution every NUMBER years. It formed a little less than NUMBER years ago from the gravitational collapse of a molecular cloud, followed by the formation of a proto-planetary disk according to the nebula hypothesis (?)