Eldus-1

Eldus-1
Eldus-1 is a stellar system orbiting an small Orange dwarf. It formed roughly 12.9 billion years ago, and was believed to have been a binary system of a F-type and K-type. But the F-type swelled to a red giant, and became a small white dwarf orbiting close to the host star, and was ejected at fast speeds. Around 2 million years ago, it interacted with the black hole at the center of the galaxy and is being shot out at near light-speed. It is currently closer to the Andromeda Galaxy than the Milky Way. The K star currently has one gas giant and three small terrestrial planets. Two of the three may once have been habitable, but when the star expanded, the radiation and heat decimated the planets. Interestingly enough, all the planets are located within 3 AU, whereas the asteroid belt is located around 25 AU away.

Star-
The Star is a K-8. It glows steadily, and is expected to for billions of years.

Planets-

 * Eldus b- Eldus b is a small, Mars-sized planet located at the hot edge of the habitable zone. It is composed of mostly iron. (Pink)
 * Eldus c- Eldus c is a Super-Earth at 2.9 the size of Earth. It is located slightly off toward the colder side of the habitable zone. (Green)                         Map of Inner Eldus-1
 * Eldus d- Eldus d is a Super-Uranus 3.2 times the size of Uranus. It has a small ring system and 20 known planets, 3 of which are circular. (Red)
 * Eldus e- Eldus e is a Mercury-sized rock planet located around 2.3 AU away from the star, making it cold and uninhabitable. Similar to Pluto, it crosses Eldus d's orbit. (Blue)

Asteroids-
The Asteroid Belt is very far away from the star, and is similar to the Oort Cloud. It is composed of mostly icy bodies. However, some larger bodies are worth noting.
 * 1) Far-1 is a small asteroid the size of Eros.