Commander Richard Fluiraniz M while navigating in SWS HIGH-G SUMMER SLAMDOWN 3307 EXPEDITION, stumbled upon a very big orange orb, which he thought might be himself getting close to a planet, when in reality it was a Class V that was orbiting just 5 ls relative to the neutron star. Richard didn't understood what he found until he woke up next morning to this.

So far, this temperature record has doubled the previous one, and it looks like it will probably be a long time before we get something as hot as this planet.

As of 3309 this body still remains the hottest Class V gas giant ever discovered, which still doubles in temperature to the runner-up at a scorching 13,712K.

With a proximity to the parent neutron star at only 5 ls, explorers can easily match eclipse views. This combined with the body being visible from the entry point creates a unique view in which this giant orange planet looms in the distance and can be viewed by the naked eye.

This body was discovered in the [SWS HIGH-G SUMMER SLAMDOWN 3307 EXPEDITION]
(https://www.edsm.net/en/expeditions/summary/id/153/name/SWS+HIGH-G+SUMMER+SLAMDOWN+3307+EXPEDITION)

Gas Escarlata viewed from the neutron star exclusion zone.