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[EDIT] FIXED JUPITER SCALE

It took me some work in some astrophysics to figure out how their orbit look like.

So, the area showing the stars as seem from the worlds makes note to the worlds that are inhabited, so the Sun as seem from Earth, the Struve2398 A as seem from Struve II and Struve2398 B as seem from Struve III and Struve IV, all are Martian colonized worlds. Three habitable worlds, two stars, one system.

At Maximum approximation, the B pair seen from the A pair is 0,0004º (or 1,44'' arcseconds, -0.376mag) in diameter, and the A pair seen from the B pair is 0,0005º (or 1,80'' arcseconds, -1.1mag) in diameter.

Struve > S > Σ(sigma)

Σ2398 A I, a hot super-Venus world.
Struve II, a small and warm terran world, abundant native life. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth.
Σ2398 A III, an ice giant with 2 rings and 3 moons, respectively 0.1, 0.3 and 0.4 Moon masses/diameter.
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Σ2398 B I, a super-Mercury metallic world.
Σ2398 B II, a warm gas giant, similar to Uranus, but heavier than Neptune, has two cold moons and a shifted rotation axis.
> Struve III, Earth-sized icy world, thin atmosphere and heavy tides, bacteria life. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth
> Struve IV, a small and cold terran world, regular primitive native life, mostly fishes and algae. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth

Description
[EDIT] FIXED JUPITER SCALE

It took me some work in some astrophysics to figure out how their orbit look like.

So, the area showing the stars as seem from the worlds makes note to the worlds that are inhabited, so the Sun as seem from Earth, the Struve2398 A as seem from Struve II and Struve2398 B as seem from Struve III and Struve IV, all are Martian colonized worlds. Three habitable worlds, two stars, one system.

At Maximum approximation, the B pair seen from the A pair is 0,0004º (or 1,44'' arcseconds, -0.376mag) in diameter, and the A pair seen from the B pair is 0,0005º (or 1,80'' arcseconds, -1.1mag) in diameter.

Struve > S > Σ(sigma)

Σ2398 A I, a hot super-Venus world.
Struve II, a small and warm terran world, abundant native life. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth.
Σ2398 A III, an ice giant with 2 rings and 3 moons, respectively 0.1, 0.3 and 0.4 Moon masses/diameter.
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Σ2398 B I, a super-Mercury metallic world.
Σ2398 B II, a warm gas giant, similar to Uranus, but heavier than Neptune, has two cold moons and a shifted rotation axis.
> Struve III, Earth-sized icy world, thin atmosphere and heavy tides, bacteria life. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth
> Struve IV, a small and cold terran world, regular primitive native life, mostly fishes and algae. Receives ~95% as much light/energy as Earth