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WARNING, NAVIGATIONAL HAZARD!
The Neutron Star found at the center is the most commonly seen one in Sirius due to the many system connections present. It is one of only 2 Neutron Stars to emit visible radiation, a characteristic it shares with a Neutron Star in a nearby system. It also has a visible ring system, a distinction it shares with the Puerto Rican Neutron Star.
Long before humans discovered Omega-41, the star at the center of the system went supernova, shattering all the planets into a massive asteroid field, and then causing the star to collapse into the Stellar Remnant seen today.
