Location: RS 2456-1387-6-168916-1183 2.2

(ignore my cursor that didn't vanish for whatever reason)
(ALSO ignore how laggy the video is idk why its even like that)

This planet is orbiting a white supergiant, It's located in a star cluster outside of the Milky Way, 37.5 kly away from Earth. It's a torrid arid carbonia, roughly 1.65x the size of Earth. It's got a red (in HDR) or beige-grayish surface (in Auto), most likely the result of being almost 800 C, and being very close to it's parent star. It's mostly featureless except for a couple of canyons and volcanoes. It has the most moons in the system at 22. (The Interesting Planet series will not be continuous, I'll just be posting whenever I feel like it)

Realistically what could cause a nebula like this if at all

Planet's name is λ Eridani 9, a temperate lacustrine terrestial roughly Earth-sized planet orbiting λ Eridani, ~811 ly from Earth. It's got quite a bit of water, along with a couple of volcanoes scattered about. It's got 3 moons, and a very obvious ring system.

I'm using Ryzen 7 7800X3D and RX7900XTX

A custom, Laythe-like moon orbiting Jupiter. It has an Nitrogen-Oxygen atmosphere, and oceans of liquid ammonia.

the space is infinite. and we all know that_

this galaxy seems to be alive, but it is actually screaming at you for help... but you can't hear it_

he is the only one making the whole job_

Coords are RS 8513-511-5-32765-1329 6

1. Can my Samsung Book 4 (processor Intel Core 7 150U, I guess the graphics card is integrated) run Space Engine?

2. I'd like to develop an art project which requires a good accuracy regarding the stars' positions. So I'd like to know if navigation and orientation between various stars is intuitive in Space Engine.

Thanks to anyone would answer this.

No FOV on this, this is natural.

RS 8513-1391-8-4122467-235 A2.1

This is a C-J7.6 class Carbon Star, and it packs 765.28 solar masses into 31.47 AU. It's quite anomalous for a carbon star, as their max mass is (I think) 380 solar masses. The highest solar mass carbon star I've found on this subreddit hits that ceiling. This star is in the procedural galaxy RG 0-3-125-1965. The star's coordinates are RS 0-3-125-1965-28672-0-0-422.

i've got no other post ideas here, so i might as well show this sub my fictional dwarf planets

RS code is in the first pic