Harry’s room has the most magnificent feature, though, in his own humble opinion. The high ceiling has been enchanted similarly to that of Hogwarts’ Great Hall, but instead of mirroring the outside weather and such, it instead displays the night sky in perfect detail. The only thing not to scale with the sky itself are the planets floating around a dimmable sun which hangs in the middle of the ceiling (functioning not only as a model sun but also as a very good light source for the room). Circling the quaffle-sized sun, are the planets of her system. Each planet spins on it axel, and revolves around the sun, all to perfect scale in size and speed. Harry never really understood astronomy when he was in school, but it was one of several topics he chose to revisit after his retirement from the aurors. He felt his knowledge was lacking and with all this new free time, why not read up a bit? Why not try to make sense of things that he could never wrap his head around before? To his surprise, he was quite good at studying when he didn’t have the constant threat of death hanging over him. To be fair, though, with that danger hanging over him, it was kind of difficult to really see the point in school work. He was going to die anyway, so what did his grades matter?