LAB673: red dwarf star with 3 planets

Solar system 'LAB673' comprises the star 'LAB673' and the retinue of celestial objects gravitationally bound to it: 3 planets and their 48 moons, as well as asteroids, meteoroids, planetoids, comets, and interplanetary dust.

The principal component of this star system is the star 'LAB673', a red dwarf class star that contains about 99.93% of the system's known mass and dominates it gravitationally. LAB673 is located more than 2924 lightyears from the center of the galaxy.

This solar system comprises 3 planets

	LAB673.1 is a medium terrestrial planet (6614 km radius) which orbits its star in 64 Earth days, one day on LAB673.1 lasts 8 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 1653 K (1380 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of nitrogen and it has 4 moons.
	LAB673.2 is a very small terrestrial planet (2955 km radius) which orbits its star in 185 Earth days, one day on LAB673.2 lasts 31 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 814 K (541 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of nitrogen, oxygen and it has 0 moons.
	LAB673.3 is a medium gas giant (38195 km radius) which orbits its star in 16444 Earth days, one day on LAB673.3 lasts 3 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 1483 K (1210 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of hydrogen and it has 44 moons.
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