Meos Solar-system

• Stellar Mass:  _ Sol-masses
• Stellar Class:  _
• Luminosity:  _ Sol
• Planets:  5
• Moons:  0
• Asteroid Belts:  0
• Asteroids:  0
• Objects:  1

• Orbital Distance:  53.8 AU
• Orbital Period:  93.2 Earth-years
• Keplerian Ratio:  _
• Radius:  8,280 km
• Day Length:  _ Earth-hours
• Atmospheric Pressure:  1.44 atm
• Surface Temp:  496 °C
• Surface Gravity:  _ g
• Mass:  _ Earth-masses

Endless flat deserts cover H-088’s surface under a sky suffused with lightning. A single great gouge, like an abandoned quarry, suggests a mining effort by ancient visitors.

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• Orbital Distance:  475.6 AU
• Orbital Period:  2,458.0 Earth-years
• Keplerian Ratio:  17.806
• Radius:  10,690 km
• Day Length:  _ Earth-hours
• Atmospheric Pressure:  1.96 atm
• Surface Temp:  477 °C
• Surface Gravity:  _ g
• Mass:  _ Earth-masses

Vael’s silica and aluminum surface is spotted with anomalous materials that defy our scans. Reaching those materials through the scorching irradiated atmosphere will be the challenge of the generation.

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• Orbital Distance:  602.1 AU
• Orbital Period:  3,501.4 Earth-years
• Keplerian Ratio:  17.804
• Radius:  31,783 km
• Day Length:  _ Earth-hours
• Atmospheric Pressure:  1.68 atm
• Surface Temp:  _ °C
• Surface Gravity:  _ g
• Mass:  _ Earth-masses

Despite its size, this gas giant was not visible from the Milky Way galaxy during early surveys. Whether it was somehow missed or affected by the Scourge is unclear.

Satellite

DATA:

• Satellite ID: Unknown (corrupted)
• Power readings: 13.5%
• System report: Severe damage to all systems
• Status: Inactive

ANALYSIS:

This Andromeda Initiative satellite appears to be programmed to study Siktin, but many of its key components have been stripped away.

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• Orbital Distance:  705.3 AU
• Orbital Period:  4,439.6 Earth-years
• Keplerian Ratio:  17.801
• Radius:  3,783 km
• Day Length:  _ Earth-hours
• Atmospheric Pressure:  0.06 atm
• Surface Temp:  -101 °C
• Surface Gravity:  _ g
• Mass:  _ Earth-masses

Gold and silver abound in the thin rings surrounding this icy world, likely caused by numerous meteor impacts over hundreds of millennia.

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• Orbital Distance:  738.3 AU
• Orbital Period:  4,765.7 Earth-years
• Keplerian Ratio:  _
• Radius:  47,469 km
• Day Length:  _ Earth-hours
• Atmospheric Pressure:  0.52 atm
• Surface Temp:  _ °C
• Surface Gravity:  _ g
• Mass:  _ Earth-masses

Huiton’s hydrogen and nitrogen atmosphere is notable for its unique weather patterns – storms begin and end here with almost mechanized consistency.

Storm

DATA:

• Radius: 8847 km
• Wind speed: 486 km/h
• Rotation: Counterclockwise

ANALYSIS:

This storm does not fit Huiton’s usual patterns; it appears to be the result of a comet impact that occurred within the past decade.

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