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The "ring of fire" has baffled astronomers since observatories first looked beyond the galaxy. Religions have fought wars over its purpose. Though ships rarely venture so far above the plane of the galaxy and into the scarlet veil to visit the construct. Even modern science cannot explain the anomalous planetary object orbited by 12 K-class orange dwarfs of identical mass and age. How do small gravitational perturbations in their orbits not become magnified resulting in the destabilization of the structure. Who built it, and why?

Description
The "ring of fire" has baffled astronomers since observatories first looked beyond the galaxy. Religions have fought wars over its purpose. Though ships rarely venture so far above the plane of the galaxy and into the scarlet veil to visit the construct. Even modern science cannot explain the anomalous planetary object orbited by 12 K-class orange dwarfs of identical mass and age. How do small gravitational perturbations in their orbits not become magnified resulting in the destabilization of the structure. Who built it, and why?