Azure system: Difference between revisions

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The Azure star is a class III main sequence star, type F (yellow, white spectrum) with a stellar mass of about 2.5. (in relation to Sol)

The Azure system is located approximately 2 lightyears south west of Epsilon Outpost #11 right on the edge of the Azure Nebula in the Trinity Sector.

it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star
a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles).
a density of 5.1 and a gravity of 1.04 G's
no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
primary terrain features are sand and rock

it's orbit is approximately 240 million km from it's star
a small gas giant planet with a diameter of 55,707 km (34,817 miles).
a density of 1.5 and a gravity of 1.2 G's
no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
primary terrain features are sand and rock

it's orbit is approximately 295 million km from it's star
a barren planet with a diameter of 14,781 km (9,238 miles).
a density of 5.9 and a gravity of 1.24 G's
no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
primary terrain features are sand and rock

it's orbit is approximately 465 million km from it's star
a large gas giant planet with a diameter of 157,675 km (98,547 miles).
a density of 0.7 and a gravity of 1.58 G's
no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
primary terrain features are sand and rock

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 ===Azure IV===
-*it's orbit is approximately 105 million km from it's star
+*it's orbit is approximately 465 million km from it's star
-*a hot desert planet with a diameter of 10,005.2km (6218.3 miles).
+*a large gas giant planet with a diameter of 157,675 km (98,547 miles).
-*a density of 6.1 and a gravity of 0.86 G's
+*a density of 0.7 and a gravity of 1.58 G's
 *no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
 *temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)