Meteoris-1

Meteoris-1
Meteoris-1 is a small binary star system with a disk of debris still floating around it. One of the planets is known for it's meteor showers.

Stars-
This binary system has it main star as a G3-5, and the secondary star around a M5-7. The debris are held together by the 2 planets. The star system is roughly 600 million years old.

Planets-

 * Meteoris b- The planet has a inclined orbit just above a ring of debris. As such, it has biyearly extreme showers, expected to be up to 500-900 meteors an hour. Every 112 years, however, it passes through a tightly packed clump of large debris, causing that night's meteor shower to be up to 120,000 an hour, or a 2,000 a minute. It is a planet 1.8 times the size of Earth.
 * Meteoris c- A gas giant the size of Jupiter, it is thought to have coalesced a small asteroid belt into many moons, some the size of Ganymede or Mercury. It also may have been recently formed, as it is still accreting at a faster rate than most discovered planets.

Asteroids-

 * 1) Fireball 1- This is the only known large protoplanet in this system. Slightly smaller than Ceres, it is unnoticebly oblate, and is heavily cratered. It has a partner around a third of it's size, with is a rough ellipse. It is thought to have stopped from forming by Meteoris c, which stripped away most material from it. Nowadays, it has cleared out a noticible gap in the debris, but is not suspeceted to survive much longer due to the fact that it crosses Fireball 2's orbit and is expected to collide with it within 1,000 years.
 * 2) Fireball 2- A small protoplanet, it has a eccentric orbit that allows it to cross Fireball 1's orbit 4 times every 3 years, giving it a collision date of 2344. However, other possible dates are 2359, 2771, 2830, and 3005. When it does hit, it will likely shatter both protoplanets, which will also disturb the debris disk, causing major ruckus.