System Specs:
- Stellar Mass: _ Sol-masses
- Stellar Class: _
- Luminosity: _ Sol
- Planets: 4
- Moons: 0
- Asteroid Belts: 1
- Asteroids: 0
- Objects: 1

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Planets Directory:
- Jegraph
- H-505
- Ne’grale
- Denesh
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Jegraph:

- Orbital Distance: 0.4 AU
- Orbital Period: 0.5 Earth-years
- Keplerian Ratio: 0.256
- Radius: 2,499 km
- Day Length: _ Earth-hours
- Atmospheric Pressure: 0.00 atm
- Surface Temp: -75 °C
- Surface Gravity: _ g
- Mass: _ Earth-masses
Sometime in the past century, Jegraph was impacted by a very large or very fast object (natural or artificial) that cracked open its mantle and caused a continuing series of quakes.
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H-505:

- Orbital Distance: .8 AU
- Orbital Period: 1.3 Earth-years
- Keplerian Ratio: 0.303
- Radius: 6,636 km
- Day Length: _ Earth-hours
- Atmospheric Pressure: 21.39 atm
- Surface Temp: -27 °C
- Surface Gravity: _ g
- Mass: _ Earth-masses
Hidden from early surveys by reflective objects in Dar’hegah’s asteroid belt, H-505 is a frigid world with a krypton-nitrogen atmosphere.
Crater
DATA:
- Hyper-velocity impact crater (largest)
- Rim diameter: 402 km
- Depth: Approx. 2.1 km
- Ejecta: Mineral deposits, heavy metals
ANALYSIS:
This is the largest of multiple impact craters, suggesting a swarm of debris – possibly from the asteroid belt – struck H-505 in the distant past.
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Ne’grale:

- Orbital Distance: 3.9 AU
- Orbital Period: 14.1 Earth-years
- Keplerian Ratio: 0.298
- Radius: 2,587 km
- Day Length: _ Earth-hours
- Atmospheric Pressure: 101.68 atm
- Surface Temp: 19 °C
- Surface Gravity: _ g
- Mass: _ Earth-masses
Ne’grale’s crushing atmosphere is toxic and violent; its density makes scans difficult. The planet’s rings appear to be of relatively recent origin, possibly related to the Scourge.
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Denesh:

- Orbital Distance: 15.5 AU
- Orbital Period: 111.6 Earth-years
- Keplerian Ratio: .299
- Radius: 2,553 km
- Day Length: _ Earth-hours
- Atmospheric Pressure: 0.02 atm
- Surface Temp: -241 °C
- Surface Gravity: _ g
- Mass: _ Earth-masses
Cobalt and nickel form the outer layer of Denesh’s crust. Scans suggest the planet is far less tectonically stable than it appears.
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