The Artemis System (called Artemis as a whole) refers to the complex star system which consists of two binary systems (four stars: Alpha/Beta and Gamma/Delta) which orbit each other around a common barycenter every 450,000 years. The two binary systems are separated by 0.20 light-years, or 9.46 trillion kilometers. Each star has several planets orbiting them, each of which (except two) has satellite planets orbiting them. There are fourteen planets of which four are inhabited (including several satellites around uninhabitable planets). Image:Labelled map of the Artemis System.png Timeline: