Indeed,
And in the void there is probably a Saturn sized planet with other planetoids orbiting…
Strangely, the nearby orange-red
dwarf star
TW Piscis Austrini located about 24.9 light-years away, has been determined to be a distant physical companion of
Fomalhaut.
It too is about 100 – 300 million years old and shares the common proper motion.
And it happens to be a flare star( variable
elfven star).
Through proper motion studies, another K5 dwarf (
LTT 8273) is believed to be an
optical companion.
These two stars , including Fomalhaut, Vega, and Castor may be the
remaining members of a low-density star cluster that has gradually dispersed over 100 to 300 million year period.
