Solar System
The Akvega system is centered around a Yellow Dwarf G2V-type star and home to the Akvega colony on the planet of Akvega III.
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The Akvega system is centered around a Yellow Dwarf G2V-type star and home to the Akvega colony on the planet of Akvega III.
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Type
G-type
Radius
690,000 km (428,750 miles)
Temperature
5,700 K
Luminosity
1.02 L☉
Stability
Moderate (few annual flares)
Flare Activity
Minor
Type
Rocky
Radius
3,200 km (1,988 miles)
Orbital Distance
3.2 Light Minutes (Δ 150)
Atmosphere
Thin (CO₂, traces of Sulfur Dioxide)
Length of Day
22 hours
Gravity
Low (0.5 G)
Tidally Locked
Yes
Rings
None
Number of Moons
1
Notable Features
Deep, jagged canyons and volcanic plains
Type
Rocky
Radius
500 km (311 miles)
Orbital Distance
50,000 km (31,068 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
-90°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.1 G)
Size Scale
1
Notable Features
Deep impact craters, ancient lava flows
Type
Rocky, with desert landscapes
Radius
5,800 km (3,604 miles)
Orbital Distance
6.0 Light Minutes (Δ 280)
Atmosphere
Thin, traceable (Argon, CO₂)
Length of Day
27 hours
Gravity
Moderate (0.8 G)
Tidally Locked
No
Rings
None
Number of Moons
2
Notable Features
Large salt flats, wind-sculpted rock formations
Type
Rocky
Radius
700 km (435 miles)
Orbital Distance
90,000 km (55,923 miles)
Atmosphere
Trace (Argon)
Temperature
-60°C
Gravity
Low (0.2 G)
Size Scale
2
Notable Features
Cratered surface
Type
Icy
Radius
400 km (249 miles)
Orbital Distance
140,000 km (86,992 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
-120°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.1 G)
Size Scale
1
Notable Features
Thin icy crust, occasional ice vents
Type
Water World, scattered islands
Radius
6,400 km (3,977 miles)
Orbital Distance
8.6 Light Minutes (Δ 420)
Atmosphere
Breathable (78% N₂, 21% O₂, traces of CO₂)
Length of Day
28 hours
Gravity
Earth-standard (1.0 G)
Tidally Locked
No
Rings
None
Number of Moons
3
Notable Features
Rich biodiversity, expansive shallow seas, coral reefs. Floating algae forests, colossal mangrove-like island trees, and bioluminescent kelp in the oceans. Intelligent sea mammals, vibrant schools of neon fish, airborne gliders, and land-dwelling creatures with adaptive, semi-aquatic traits.
Type
Rocky
Radius
1,000 km (621 miles)
Orbital Distance
300,000 km (186,411 miles)
Atmosphere
Thin (Nitrogen, Argon)
Temperature
-50°C
Gravity
Low (0.3 G)
Size Scale
3
Notable Features
Large canyons, cliffside ridges
Type
Volcanic
Radius
800 km (497 miles)
Orbital Distance
500,000 km (310,686 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
20°C (volcanic hotspots)
Gravity
Moderate (0.6 G)
Size Scale
2
Notable Features
Active volcanic activity
Type
Icy
Radius
600 km (373 miles)
Orbital Distance
650,000 km (403,891 miles)
Atmosphere
Trace (Methane, Nitrogen)
Temperature
-150°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.1 G)
Size Scale
1
Notable Features
Frozen nitrogen geysers
Type
Gas Giant
Radius
65,000 km (40,389 miles)
Orbital Distance
19.4 Light Minutes (Δ 680)
Atmosphere
Thick (Hydrogen, Helium, traces of Methane)
Length of Day
12 hours
Gravity
High (2.5 G)
Tidally Locked
No
Rings
Yes, 7 faint rings
Number of Moons
3
Notable Features
Massive storm systems, lightning-rich clouds
Type
Rocky
Radius
2,500 km (1,553 miles)
Orbital Distance
450,000 km (279,617 miles)
Atmosphere
Thin (Sulfur Dioxide)
Temperature
-80°C
Gravity
Low (0.4 G)
Size Scale
4
Notable Features
Sulfur deposits
Type
Icy
Radius
1,800 km (1,118 miles)
Orbital Distance
700,000 km (434,959 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
-180°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.2 G)
Size Scale
3
Notable Features
Frozen ammonia lakes
Type
Rocky
Radius
1,200 km (746 miles)
Orbital Distance
950,000 km (590,303 miles)
Atmosphere
Trace (Nitrogen)
Temperature
-60°C
Gravity
Low (0.3 G)
Size Scale
2
Notable Features
Rugged mountain ranges, crisscrossing fault lines
Type
Carbonaceous with metallic clusters
Orbital Distance
14.1 Light Minutes (Δ 550)
Notable Minerals
Iron, nickel, rare platinum-group metals
Special Features
Densely packed metallic-rich asteroids; frequent collisions create fine metal dust clouds. Some asteroids contain small quantities of exotic minerals, drawing interest from prospectors. Occasional magnetic anomalies interfere with navigation, providing an ideal hiding ground for pirates or hidden bases.
Type
Ice Giant
Radius
24,000 km (14,913 miles)
Orbital Distance
44.5 Light Minutes (Δ 900)
Atmosphere
Thick (H₂, He, trace NH₃)
Length of Day
14 hours
Gravity
Moderate (1.2g)
Tidally Locked
No
Rings
1
Number of Moons
3
Notable Features
Pale blue color with ammonia ice clouds; faint ring primarily composed of icy particles.
Type
Icy
Radius
1,000 km (621 miles)
Orbital Distance
350,000 km (217,480 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
-200°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.12g)
Size Scale
1
Notable Features
Smooth, icy surface with few craters, high reflectivity.
Type
Rocky
Radius
700 km (435 miles)
Orbital Distance
500,000 km (310,686 miles)
Atmosphere
None
Temperature
-190°C
Gravity
Very Low (0.1g)
Size Scale
1
Notable Features
Covered in impact craters; reflective surface from large salt deposits.
Type
Icy
Radius
1,400 km (870 miles)
Orbital Distance
800,000 km (497,097 miles)
Atmosphere
Trace (N₂, CO₂)
Temperature
-210°C
Gravity
Low (0.2g)
Size Scale
2
Notable Features
Icy crust with possible ammonia-water mixture below; complex fracture patterns; seasonal sublimation creates temporary polar caps.
A stable G2V (Yellow Dwarf) star, with a radius of 696,000 km and temperature of 5,780 K. It provides a balanced luminosity (1.02 L☉) that supports diverse planetary conditions across the system.
A small, rocky world with a thin CO₂-rich atmosphere. Its craggy surface is marked by large craters and barren mountains. Low gravity (0.52g) and a single rocky moon, I-A, with numerous impact craters.
A geologically active rocky planet with volcanic landscapes and a thin argon-nitrogen atmosphere. Two moons orbit II, including a volcanically active moon, II-A, with sulfuric geysers and an icy moon, II-B, with sublimation vents.
A lush, Earth-sized water world with a breathable nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere, Earth-standard gravity (1.0g), and scattered islands. It has evolved flora and fauna adapted to island and ocean ecosystems. A rocky moon, III-A, with frozen water deposits orbits it.
A massive gas giant with colorful cloud bands and a powerful storm three times the size of Earth. It has high gravity (2.3g), a set of three rings, and five diverse moons, including an icy moon, IV-D, with a potential subsurface ocean.
A carbonaceous belt located beyond VI, containing clusters of dense asteroids with traces of ice and metal deposits. The belt’s varied composition attracts miners and adventurers seeking to exploit its resources.
A pale blue ice giant with a faint ring and moderate gravity (1.2g). V has three moons, including V-C, an icy moon with possible ammonia-water mixtures and seasonal polar caps, making it a unique satellite in the Akvega system.
