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Revision for Aurantius Oriole

Previous Revision, by CMDR Omiskull [2023-10-23 01:07:22]Selected revision, by Eahlstan [2023-10-23 22:26:25]
DISCOVERER
PuupkePuupke
NAME
Aurantius OrioleAurantius Oriole
SYSTEMNAME
Thraikou VZ-P e5-4Thraikou VZ-P e5-4
CATEGORY
Stellar FeaturesStellar Features
CATEGORY 2
REGION
TempleTemple
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
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.This system hosts a red dwarf with a ring, as well as 4 non atmospheric planets with biological signs. It features an orbiting body with a 180° view of the rings of the star.
DESCRIPTION

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 birds found on Earth from the genus of Icterus, also known as the New World orioles. These particular orioles are migratory, and live in temperate regions on Earth. Aurantis is the word for orange in latin; the same color as this ringed red dwarf.

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 some exobiology data.

It is named in honor of the birds found on Earth from the genus of Icterus, also known as the New World orioles. These particular orioles are migratory, and live in temperate regions on Earth. Aurantis is the word for orange in latin; the same color as this ringed red dwarf.

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