Solar System
The Sekejo system is centered around a stable Orange K-type star and home to the Sekejo colony on the planet of Sekejo III.
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The Sekejo system is centered around a stable Orange K-type star and home to the Sekejo colony on the planet of Sekejo III.
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| OB JECT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
A stable K-type star with moderate flare activity and a temperature of 4,800 K. It provides the perfect warmth for life within its habitable zone. | |
A small, barren rocky planet with a thin CO₂-rich atmosphere. Tidally locked to the star, it features rugged, metallic craters with iridium deposits. | |
A rocky, volcanic planet with a thin, toxic atmosphere of SO₂ and CO₂. It has a faint ring and sulfur geysers spread across its volcanic plains. | |
The habitable, temperate-dry world of the system. It has high-salinity oceans, geothermal activity, and a hardy biosphere adapted to intense sunlight and mineral-rich terrain. | |
A large gas giant with swirling storm patterns and iridescent ammonia clouds. It has prominent rings and four moons of varied composition. | |
A dense, carbonaceous asteroid belt containing carbon, organic compounds, and water ice, with some asteroids potentially hosting ancient microbial fossils. |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | K-type main sequence |
Radius | 625,000 km (388,357 miles) |
Temperature | 4,800 K |
Luminosity | 0.55 x Sun |
Stability | Moderate, occasional flares |
Flare Activity | Low to moderate, with periodic small flares |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, barren |
Radius | 3,000 km (1,864 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 3.2 light minutes (Δ=100) |
Atmosphere | Thin (CO₂, trace sulfur compounds) |
Length of Day | 45 hours |
Gravity | Low (0.3g) |
Tidally Locked | Yes |
Rings | None |
Number of Moons | None |
Notable Features | Rugged, metallic craters, with deposits of rare iridium and nickel |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, volcanic |
Radius | 4,800 km (2,983 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 5.7 light minutes (Δ=230) |
Atmosphere | Thin, toxic (SO₂, CO₂) |
Length of Day | 32 hours |
Gravity | Moderate (0.8g) |
Tidally Locked | No |
Rings | 1 faint ring |
Number of Moons | 1 |
Notable Features | Volcanic plains, with sulfur geysers and expansive lava flows |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, sulfurous |
Radius | 900 km (559 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 45,000 km (27,961 miles) |
Atmosphere | Trace (sulfur vapor) |
Temperature | -110°C |
Gravity | Low (0.2g) |
Size Scale | 2 |
Notable Features | Yellow sulfur deposits, with surface cracks exuding faint warmth |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Temperate-dry, habitable |
Radius | 6,400 km (3,977 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 11.2 light minutes (Δ=430) |
Atmosphere | Breathable (N₂, O₂, trace CO₂) |
Length of Day | 28 hours |
Gravity | Low (0.7g) |
Tidally Locked | No |
Rings | None |
Number of Moons | 2 |
Notable Features | High-salinity oceans, geothermal geysers, mineral-rich deserts, resilient flora and fauna thriving under intense sunlight |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Icy, partially covered with saline lakes |
Radius | 1,200 km (746 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 60,000 km (37,282 miles) |
Atmosphere | Thin (CO₂, water vapor) |
Temperature | -70°C to -40°C |
Gravity | Low (0.25g) |
Size Scale | 3 |
Notable Features | Saline lakes with pink-hued brine, ice geysers ejecting water vapor into space |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky |
Radius | 850 km (528 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 95,000 km (59,030 miles) |
Atmosphere | None |
Temperature | -130°C |
Gravity | Very low (0.1g) |
Size Scale | 2 |
Notable Features | Cratered plains with streaks of iron oxide, faint magnetic field anomalies |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Gas giant |
Radius | 60,000 km (37,282 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 19.7 light minutes (Δ=660) |
Atmosphere | Hydrogen, helium, methane |
Length of Day | 10 hours |
Gravity | High (2.3g) |
Tidally Locked | No |
Rings | Prominent rings |
Number of Moons | 4 |
Notable Features | Large, swirling storm patterns, iridescent clouds with ammonia ice crystals |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, frozen |
Radius | 1,500 km (932 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 90,000 km (55,923 miles) |
Atmosphere | None |
Temperature | -180°C |
Gravity | Low (0.3g) |
Size Scale | 3 |
Notable Features | Thick layer of frozen water and methane, icy cliffs overlooking deep fissures |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, metallic |
Radius | 800 km (497 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 150,000 km (93,206 miles) |
Atmosphere | None |
Temperature | -160°C |
Gravity | Low (0.2g) |
Size Scale | 2 |
Notable Features | Iron-rich crust with shiny metal veins, strong magnetic anomalies |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Icy, with subsurface ocean |
Radius | 1,900 km (1,180 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 200,000 km (124,274 miles) |
Atmosphere | Trace (oxygen) |
Temperature | -130°C |
Gravity | Low (0.4g) |
Size Scale | 4 |
Notable Features | Potential subsurface ocean, evidence of geothermal vents under icy crust |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Rocky, volcanic |
Radius | 1,200 km (746 miles) |
Orbital Distance | 280,000 km (173,983 miles) |
Atmosphere | Thin (SO₂) |
Temperature | -90°C to -20°C |
Gravity | Low (0.3g) |
Size Scale | 3 |
Notable Features | Active sulfur volcanoes, bright yellow surface deposits |
| ATTRIBUTE | VALUE |
|---|---|
Type | Carbonaceous |
Orbital Distance | 22.3 light minutes (Δ=750) |
Notable Minerals | Carbon, organic compounds, water ice |
Special Features | Dense clusters, potential primitive organic molecules; some asteroids house ancient microbial fossils |
