A star system with planets, a moon orbiting a gas giant 556.3 light years away has been discovered. Screenshots might be published after, but a document will also come later.
Official name is: X7041. It's located in the constellation of Dropens(analogue: Serpens).
X7041 B Size Type: Super Tydos
Moon: 1
System Distance: 556.3 light years away
There's more moons in this gas giant than thought, but the terrestrial moon "X7041B-1" has one moonmoon.
We don't know if this gas giant is a giant brown dwarf or a free-floating giant brown dwarf with protoplanetary disk younger than its Sun-like subgiant star. The star might be more abundant in lithium.
The subgiant star may apparently have a red dwarf companion and a rare bluish-white hypergiant companion with a dust belt around it... And a Juno like companion.
Star Companions diameters:
Approximately over 220,000 km
Planet X7041B: Approximately 45,000 km
Red Dwarf companion 36,334.0 km
Hypergiant companion: 27,738,922.3 km
candidate Juno-like companion with 6-7 potential planets 140,000 km
3 star Spectral classes:
X7041A (G2IVe Li)
X7041B (M2Ve)
X7041B (A8Ia+)
CANDIDATE for 4th Sun-Like companion with 6-7 potential exoplanets: G2V
We've also found a spectroscopic star system named FK-16. It has 3 stars. The red dwarf (FK-16B) has 10 planets, with one candidate planet(brown dwarf) having 3 planets.