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Stationary trinary system

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I am creating a world in which a civilization has achieved advanced spaceflight and has begone colonizing other planets in their solar system that is similar to ours, but with more planets. However, the twist is that this entire civilization is like a test subject. A sort of "Truman Show meets micro verse batteries" scenario where an artificial universe containing this one star system is created inside of a housing unit, and scientist of an extremely advanced race observe it to study how societies develop. Is it possible to have a solar system with three stars that only spin and do not move through space? If not, is a binary or single star system possible under these parameters?

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