Planets & Star System
System Name: Xihe (Zi-He)
Type: Orange
Age: 7 billion
Main Objects: 8
Planets with life: 5
Stargates: 12
Sector Affiliation: Major Power, Stellar Empire
Description of the universe:
THE STAR: XIHE
The star of this solar system is 7 billion years old. The orange stars emit less radiation than the sun so their M-type planet's tend to have thinner atmospheres and humans need less protection.
Brightness: 0.38x10 to the 26th power. (0.1 x the brightness of the Sun)
Mass: 1.19x10 to the 30th power. (0.6 x the mass of the Sun)
Life: NONE
Stargate: 1 (On the outskirts of the sun's rays.)
God/Goddess/Majesties Associated: Yarin
PLANET 1: FARE (FA-IR)
When you see this planet from afar, it looks like OlTerra. The only difference is that it doesn't have any land that you can see. (Blues, Green, Red)
Type: Class M (Temperate)
Distance: 0.5 AU = 74.5 million miles
Mass: 11.84x10 to the 24th power lb (0.9 x the mass of the Earth.)
Density: 1.57oz/in to the 3rd power (Rock/Ice: 0.5 x the density of Earth.)
Average Temperature: 80 degrees F
Movement: 16 days around Xihe
Atmosphere: Thin (79% N2, 21% O2)
Hydrosphere: 3%
Seismicity: Inactive
Possible Resources: Artifacts, metals, minerals, raw industrial products, mercenaries, and used equipment.
Life: YES
Stargates: 2
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Fabius
ASTEROID BELT: Tau Ceti Xygatis (T-ow Set-i Zy-gad-iz)
Type: AST
Total Mass: 5.6x10to the 21st power lb
An asteroid belt that hosts a multitude of dwarf planets and smaller ring-like bodies. These asteroids are primitive bodies but some are also captured by the gravity of the star. It is estimated that these belts can host large asteroids, but also millions of crashed objects with a radial of 1 kilometer.
PLANET 2: TAAF (Ta-af)
From afar, this planet just looks like a giant round cloud. Most space farers pass it by without a second glance. (Purples, Grey, Blue-grey)
Type: Class J (Gas Giant)
Distance: 0.6 AU = 89.4 million miles
Mass: 342.21x10 to the 24th power (26 x the mass of earth.)
Density: 0.63 oz/in to the 3rd power (Hydrogen: 0.2 x Earth's density.)
Diameter: 41949 miles (5.31 x Earth)
Gravity: 34. 1 ft/s to the 2nd power (1.06 Gravity of Earth)
Average Temperature: 70 degrees F
Movement: 21 days 22 hrs
Atmosphere: Thin (88% H2, 12% Ar)
Seismicity: Inactive
Possible Resources: Helium-3 for fusion, plants, elemental hydrogen, gravity- charged or gravitational devices, antimatter, and alien structures and systems.
Life: Yes and No; The life on this planet is actually on the surface of the planet in gravitational pods.
Stargate: 3
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Sen
PLANET 3: TOLNOR (Tol-Noir)
When you look at this planet, it looks like Mars. The only difference is the coloring of Mars and this planet. (Brown, Grey, Green-grey)
Type: Class L (Rocky)
Distance: 0.8 AU = 119.2 million miles
Mass: 19.74x10 to the 24th power (1.5 x of Earth)
Density: 1.57 oz/in to the 3rd power (Rock/Ice 0.5 x that of Earth)
Diameter: 11613 miles (1.47 x of Earth)
Gravity: 23.8ft/s to the 2nd power (0.47 Gravity of Earth)
Average Temperature: 38 degrees F
Movement: 37 days 19 hrs
Atmosphere: Thin (77% Argon, 23% Ne, Hydrosphere of 40%)
Seismicity: Inactive
Possible resources: Radioactive materials and Uranium
Life: YES
Moons: Furtan (Fur-tan) Hot
Bocania (Bock-an-ya) Dry without atmosphere (God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Pau)
Stargate: 4 & 5
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Rynaxx
PLANET 4: BEJTA (Bae-ta)
This planet looks like a candy store with its coloring or a bunch of giant candy crystals. Upon closer inspection, the ground is actually a bunch of candy colored rocks. (Pink, Purple, Mauve)
Type: Class L (Rocky)
Distance: 1.2AU = 17.8 million miles
Mass: 13.16 x 10 to the 24th power (1 x of Earth)
Density: 1.57/in to the 3rd power (Rock/Ice 0.5 x that of Earth)
Diameter: 9954 miles (1.26 x of Earth)
Gravity: 20.27 ft/s squared (0.63 Gravity of Earth)
Average Temperature: 75 degrees F
Movement: 61 days 19 hrs
Atmosphere: Standard (74% Argon, 26% C12, Hydro 30%)
Seismicity: Active
Possible Resources: Radioactive materials and Plutonium
Life: YES; Live on the Stargates and on the surface of the planet
Moons: Beta Verlon Minor (Hot)
Loborto Agnes (Rocky Planetoid)
Stargate: 6, 7, & 8
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Ariel
PLANET 5: CONVIN (Con-Vein)
This planet, from afar, looks like an oil spilled moon, slick and beautiful. (Teal, Pinks, Yellow, Purple)
Type: Class D (planetoid)
Distance: 2 AU =298 million miles
Mass: 0.039x 10 to the 24th power (0.003 x of Earth)
Density: 2.007oz/in to the 3rd power (Silica 0.65 x of Earth)
Diameter: 1975 miles (0.025 x that of Earth)
Gravity: 5.47 ft/s squared (0.017 Gravity of Earth)
Average Temperature: 0 degrees F
Movement: 133 days 18hrs
Atmosphere: NONE
Seismicity: NONE
Possible Resources: Exotic Coal
Life: NONE
Moons: Ibera (I-ber-a) Hot (God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Talal)
Ariaaleko (A-ree-ah-lek-o) Ice (God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Kranon)
Stargate: NONE
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Typhus
PLANET 6: ERANGALIA (ER-AN-GAL-EE-A)
This planet looks like Jupiter, but different in color. The colors look like a sherbet sundae. (Periwinkle, Pink, Orange)
Type: Class J (Gas Gaint)
Distance: 3.6 AU = 536million miles
Mass: 118460 x10 to the 24th power (9,000 x of Earth)
Density: 0.63oz/in to the 3rd power (Hydrogen 0.2 x of Earth)
Diameter: 194814 miles (24.66 x of Earth)
Gravity: 158.5 ft/s squared (4.93 of Earth)
Average Temperature: 45 degrees F
Movement: 321 days 1 hrs
Seismicity: ACTIVE
Possible Resources: NONE
Life: NONE
Stargate: 9; on the outskirts of the planet
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Sineweed
PLANET 7: ZJETA (Z-Hey-ta)
When you see this planet it looks like rock covered in red fog. The fog is thin in some areas, and dense in others. (Red, Maroon, Orange)
Type: Class J (Gas Giant)
Distance: 6.8 AU =1013million miles
Mass: 2895 x 10 to the 24th power (220 x of Earth)
Density: 0.63 in to the 3rd power (Silica 660 x of Earth)
Diameter: 9045miles (0.25 x of Earth)
Gravity: 73.6 ft/s squared (02.2 Gravity x that of Earth)
Average Temperature: 99 degrees F
Movement: 360 days 17hrs around Xihe
Atmosphere: Thick (76% H2, 19% NH3)
Seismicity: VERY ACTIVE
Life: NONE
Stargate: 10 & 11
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Kolvax
PLANET 8: ZENITH (Zen-ith)
This planet looks like the Moon in the Milky Way. The only difference is that it doesn't glow in the night. It looks dark from afar at night. (Grey, moonlike)
Type: Class D (planetoid)
Distance: 13.2 AU= 1966 million miles
Mass: 0.059 x 10 to the 24th power (0.004 x that of Earth)
Density: 2.07 oz in to the 3rd power
Gravity: 5.47ft/s squared (0.17 Gravity of Earth)
Average Temperature: 73 degrees F
Movement: 370 days
Atmosphere: Thin (77% O)
Possible Resources: Amethysts
Life: YES
Moons: Vivlok (Vie-vlock) Rocky (God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Hiybaz)
Edania (Ehd-an-ee-a) Artificial (God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Furion)
Stargate: 12
God/Goddess/Majesty Associated: Asphodel
OORT CLOUD
Type: Comet Cloud
Mass: 9x10 to the 25th power lb
This cloud is a spherical cloud at the edge of a solar system that accumulated trillions of objects. They are a source of all long-period comets orbiting the system. They are loosely bound to the gravity of the solar system and the star. The OORT Cloud separates the Xihe galaxy to the Unknown beyond.
THE UNKNOWN
The Unknown is a part of space that has yet to be explored. In the past, several people and space craft ventured to the Unknown, only to never return home. Because of this, the Unknown is dangerous and no one is allowed to cross it. This part of the galaxy is covered with a veil of darkness.
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Other Information:
CLASS D: Class D planets are planetoids such as asteroids or some moons. They are found mainly in the orbit of larger bodies or in an asteroid fields. Their surfaces are barren and cratered. The atmosphere inside the planet is very tenuous, if it exists at all. Most of these are not suited for life. Zenith is the exception. For some reason, Zenith's atmosphere is breathable. It is rich with oxygen. Because of this fact, Zenith was habituated by several species of animals before humans came and habited it.
CLASS J: One of the most common planet types in the universe. These gas giants orbit stars with a critical mass that could ignite them into stars. They are large and have a lot of gravity with turbulent atmospheres. There are hydrocarbon based life forms on these planets and creatures, but it is not suited for humans. Which is why, most of humans live on Stargates that are just out of the reach of the turbulent atmospheres.
CLASS L: Small, rocky planets considered terrestrial worlds with atmospheres that are sometimes suitable for Alien civilizations. Most do not have native animal species but are often heavily vegetated worlds that can be terraformed.
CLASS M: Class M planets are habitable planets that are less likely in a solar system.
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🌟 The Nearest Known Stars to the Sun 🌟
Our universe is a vast expanse filled with countless stars, each with its unique characteristics and mysteries. Among them, the stars closest to our own Sun hold a special fascination. In this cosmic journey, we will introduce you to some of the nearest known stars to the Sun, unveiling the celestial neighbors that dot our night sky. 🌌✨
Proxima Centauri: Let's start with the closest known star to the Sun, Proxima Centauri. It's a red dwarf, located a mere 4.24 light-years away. Proxima Centauri is often linked to the Alpha Centauri system.
Alpha Centauri A and B: These are the two other stars in the Alpha Centauri system. Alpha Centauri A is similar to our Sun, while Alpha Centauri B is slightly smaller and cooler.
Barnard's Star: At just 5.96 light-years away, Barnard's Star is another neighbor worth noting. It's a red dwarf known for its high proper motion across the sky.
Luhman 16: This binary star system consists of two brown dwarfs, making it the third-closest known stellar system to the Sun.
Sirius: Known as the "Dog Star," Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky. It's only 8.6 light-years away and part of the Canis Major constellation.
Epsilon Eridani: About 10.5 light-years away, Epsilon Eridani is a star that's somewhat similar to the Sun and known for its debris disk.
Tau Ceti: Located 11.9 light-years away, Tau Ceti is a Sun-like star with a rich history in science fiction.
Ross 154: This red dwarf star is about 9.7 light-years away and can be found in the Sagittarius constellation.
Wolf 359: At just 7.8 light-years away, Wolf 359 is a red dwarf and one of the smallest known stars.
61 Cygni: This binary star system is about 11.4 light-years away and consists of two K-type dwarf stars.
Lalande 21185: A nearby red dwarf, Lalande 21185, is approximately 8.3 light-years from Earth.
Gliese 581: This star system, located 20.3 light-years away, gained attention due to its potentially habitable exoplanets.
Altair: Found in the Aquila constellation, Altair is only 16.7 light-years away and is one of the vertices of the Summer Triangle.
Vega: Part of the same Summer Triangle, Vega is about 25.3 light-years away and is one of the brightest stars in the sky.
Fomalhaut: At 25 light-years away, Fomalhaut is a young star with a prominent debris disk.
Pollux: One of the twins in the Gemini constellation, Pollux is a giant star situated 34.8 light-years away.
Deneb: Deneb is a luminous supergiant, part of the Summer Triangle, and lies about 2,600 light-years away.
Arcturus: A bright star in the Bootes constellation, Arcturus is approximately 37 light-years away.
Aldebaran: Located in Taurus, Aldebaran is an orange giant star about 65 light-years distant.
Antares: This red supergiant is the heart of Scorpius and resides roughly 550 light-years away.
Betelgeuse: In the Orion constellation, Betelgeuse is a massive, reddish star located around 724 light-years away.
Rigel: Another prominent star in Orion, Rigel is a blue supergiant approximately 860 light-years from Earth.
VY Canis Majoris: Among the largest known stars, VY Canis Majoris is an estimated 3,900 light-years away.
Polaris: The North Star, Polaris, guides travelers and sits around 433 light-years from us.
Spica: Found in Virgo, Spica is a binary star system about 260 light-years away.
These celestial neighbors remind us of the vastness of our universe and the beauty of the night sky. 🌌✨
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