Name: Neighbor
Type: Super-Jovian/Super-Giant. 50% Gas-giant 50% Rocky planet, inactive and non-organic. 4 x ringed
Appearance: Giant shimmering ball of gas. Blue and green shades of color.

Diameter: 497.273 km
Circumference: 1.596.834 km

Orbit around the central black hole: Circular ~ 6.900 years
Planet rotation around itself: No rotation. Planet remains in a total standstill.
Distance from the central black hole: 130.000 AU

Temperature: Lethal. -268°C+
Atmosphere: Hydrogen, helium, methane.
Gravity: ~ 15,289 m/s²
Surface: 30% solid 60% gas 10% other materials

Facts:
• There are particles in the atmosphere of this planet which reflect the smallest amounts of light in a way that makes the planet appear like a giant ball of glass.
• The solid parts and areas of the planet are entirely covered by giant crystals, far underneath the dense layer of gas. The surface is highly sulfuric.
• In the past of the system, this planet used to have various moons. All of them got destructed by the planets earlier, unstable gravity. Nowadays, the remains of these moons orbit around the planet as rings.
• The planet has four big rings in total and various smaller rings which make it look like a giant model of an atom.
• Neighbor has a very strong magnetic field. The rings are mostly made of high amounts of magnetic metals.
• The atmosphere is very dense on the upper layers, while the air seems completely clear close to the surface. The atmosphere is constantly getting scattered by super cyclones. One of these cyclones remained active for at least a billion years. One may view it as the eye of the planet.
• The electrostatics in the atmosphere cause the particles to light up in various flashing colors due to electrostatic charging. The illumination which is being created makes the sky look like a row of colorful strobe lights while the light effects themselves are being reflected by the surface's crystals.