It's "Oversimplified" because it's a rough draft of each stellar system I make, and that I will make or have made better models. Trinary Igetis System Storyline: 1. Massive gas cloud is caught in a supernova shockwave. 2. Gas collaspes into two centers: where Igetis A and Igetis B will form. 3. Igetis C forms before Igetis A, capturing enough gas to ignite into a brown dwarf. 4. Igetis A forms as a proto-star immediately after Igetis C formed. 5. Plaronos forms, taking up more gas and preventing Igetis C from becoming a true-star, also Plaronos has prevented Igetis C from moving closer into the system and taking more mass. 6. Igetis B forms as a protostar, Turbrisk follows shortly after. 7. Heva and Chanoud form. 8. Igetis C ignites deuterium fusion. 9. Frovager, and Suilia form, Starfaros follows after. 10. Igetis A names his planets (even if Igetis C was still a star he was named Thiloxian). 11. Rocky planets finally form, in the order: Rayle, Movict, Hexaw, Waxeh, Hetroxiodea, and then major moons, including dwarf planets following shortly after. 12. Igetis A ignites protium fusion, fatefully blowing away Heva's gas with a dramatic increase of solar wind, turning Heva into a sad, tiny, leftover core. 13. Igetis B ignites protium fusion. Both Igetis A and B clear their proto-planetary disk and the leftovers are now belts or clouds that separate their system into segments. 14. Heva is now known as Hurskt. 15. Igetis B names his planets. 16. Rayle and Movict collide, forming Omnihabit, and Apins, including two moons for Omnihabit. 17. Omnihabit and Apins obtain life, the system finally calms down, and less collisions occur. 18. Everything is fine for the next hundreds of million years until Igetis B causes Frovager to collide with Starfaros and then collide with Suilia, ejecting, transferring, or colliding their moons. 19. Thiloxian and Plaronos kept the planetary projectiles and debris from the collision from reaching and damaging the innermost system. 20. Presently, or right now, the Igetis A system is getting less stable from Frovager's collisions.
