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Revision for Aurantius Oriole
Previous Revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2023-10-23 01:02:42]	→	Selected revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2023-10-23 01:03:26]
DISCOVERER
Puupke	→	Puupke
NAME
Aurantius Oriole	→	Aurantius Oriole
SYSTEMNAME
Thraikou VZ-P e5-4	→	Thraikou VZ-P e5-4
CATEGORY
Stellar Features	→	Stellar Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Temple	→	Temple
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
This system hosts a red dwarf with a ring, as well as 4 no atmosphere planets with biological signs. It features an orbiting body with a 180° view of the rings of the star and two type of anemones.	→	This system hosts a red dwarf with a ring, as well as 4 no atmosphere planets with biological signs. It features an orbiting body with a 180° view of the rings of the star and two type of anemones.
DESCRIPTION
![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159636890329288775/image.png?ex=65443403&is=6531bf03&hm=3d0582d13dceffac9e9df81436b2f8bf206d4d164f5e54eb5a13bc7e7acf1602&=&width=1202&height=676) A view of the ringed red dwarf from a nearby planet. This system hosts a ringed red dwarf, which is a pretty rare sight in the galaxy. With some close proximity to the Colonia Highway, it is a good place to stop for the intermediate explorer. ![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159639147103932467/image.png?ex=6544361d&is=6531c11d&hm=7dd6662252ae7e909e4a14efb9d9cca20c15b4b5e3813d03447612dbff982809&=&width=712&height=401) A view of the wide ringed brown dwarf star with some Roseum Anemone nearby. ![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159663502479343667/image.png?ex=65444ccc&is=6531d7cc&hm=18354fe074669d0071e3f1e555f2ba4bf40739086fae92e69e07bfbe0a664265&=&width=712&height=401) A view of the blue-white star with some silicate vapour volcanic activity and some Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone. Due to the presence of Anemones, this is a good place to get some raw materials as well, as well as get some exobiology data. It is named in honor of the terran birds genus of oriole, small and more slender birds with thick necks often found in many parts of the planet. Aurantis being orange in latin to describe the star.	→	![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159636890329288775/image.png?ex=65443403&is=6531bf03&hm=3d0582d13dceffac9e9df81436b2f8bf206d4d164f5e54eb5a13bc7e7acf1602&=&width=1202&height=676) A view of the ringed red dwarf from a nearby planet. This system hosts a ringed red dwarf, which is a pretty rare sight in the galaxy. With some close proximity to the Colonia Highway, it is a good place to stop for the intermediate explorer. ![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159639147103932467/image.png?ex=6544361d&is=6531c11d&hm=7dd6662252ae7e909e4a14efb9d9cca20c15b4b5e3813d03447612dbff982809&=&width=712&height=401) A view of the wide ringed brown dwarf star with some Roseum Anemone nearby. ![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1159633899102683137/1159663502479343667/image.png?ex=65444ccc&is=6531d7cc&hm=18354fe074669d0071e3f1e555f2ba4bf40739086fae92e69e07bfbe0a664265&=&width=712&height=401) A view of the blue-white star with some silicate vapour volcanic activity and some Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone. Due to the presence of Anemones, this is a good place to get some raw materials as well, as well as get some exobiology data. It is named in honor of the terran birds genus of oriole, small and more slender birds with thick necks often found in many parts of earth. Aurantis being orange in latin to describe the star.
A view of the ringed red dwarf from a nearby planet. This system hosts a ringed red dwarf, which is a pretty rare sight in the galaxy. With some close proximity to the Colonia Highway, it is a good place to stop for the intermediate explorer. A view of the wide ringed brown dwarf star with some Roseum Anemone nearby. A view of the blue-white star with some silicate vapour volcanic activity and some Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone. Due to the presence of Anemones, this is a good place to get some raw materials as well, as well as get some exobiology data. It is named in honor of the terran birds genus of oriole, small and more slender birds with thick necks often found in many parts of the planet. Aurantis being orange in latin to describe the star.	→	A view of the ringed red dwarf from a nearby planet. This system hosts a ringed red dwarf, which is a pretty rare sight in the galaxy. With some close proximity to the Colonia Highway, it is a good place to stop for the intermediate explorer. A view of the wide ringed brown dwarf star with some Roseum Anemone nearby. A view of the blue-white star with some silicate vapour volcanic activity and some Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone. Due to the presence of Anemones, this is a good place to get some raw materials as well, as well as get some exobiology data. It is named in honor of the terran birds genus of oriole, small and more slender birds with thick necks often found in many parts of earth. Aurantis being orange in latin to describe the star.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
- Body 7 is a ringed T star with a width of 2.58Ls, and has 3 planets orbiting it with no atmosphere, but some biological signs. One of them is landable with an atmosphere with two biological signs - Body 6ba is nested about 0,020Ls from it's parent - Body 5 is a red dwarf (M type star) with a ring radius of 3.93Ls - Body 6 is a ringed T star, with a ring radius of 2.28Ls - Body 4 is a Y class star with a ring radius of 1.53Ls - Body 2 has a 0.15Ls long ring - Body 3 has no atmosphere, and a biological sign - Body 4ba has a close orbit, with an orbital radius of 5,651km; it is also nested, and is 0,019Ls away from it's parent.	→	- Body 7 is a ringed T star with a width of 2.58Ls, and has 3 planets orbiting it with no atmosphere, but some biological signs. One of them is landable with an atmosphere with two biological signs - Body 6ba is nested about 0,020Ls from it's parent - Body 5 is a red dwarf (M type star) with a ring radius of 3.93Ls - Body 6 is a ringed T star, with a ring radius of 2.28Ls - Body 4 is a Y class star with a ring radius of 1.53Ls - Body 2 has a 0.15Ls long ring - Body 3 has no atmosphere, and a biological sign - Body 4ba has a close orbit, with an orbital radius of 5,651km; it is also nested, and is 0,019Ls away from it's parent.

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