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Revision for Aurora Aqua

Previous Revision, by Regza [2024-04-29 20:23:29]Selected revision, by Eahlstan [2024-04-30 13:18:47]
DISCOVERER
RegzaRegza
NAME
Aurora AquaAurora Aqua
SYSTEMNAME
Eorl Scrua AA-A h484Eorl Scrua AA-A h484
CATEGORY
Sights and ScenerySights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
Stellar FeaturesStellar Features
REGION
Odin's HoldOdin's Hold
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
Ringed White Dwarf with close binary water world binary with rocky atmosphere planet, in a binary orbit with an M class star.Ringed White Dwarf orbited by close water world and atmospheric rocky body binary, in a binary orbit with an M class star.
DESCRIPTION

Aurora Aqua is a high mass binary Black Hole system with astronomical planetary bodies.

In the system you can find a Ringed White Dwarf secondary star locked in a binary orbit with an M class star, with planetary bodies orbiting the dwarf including a gas giant with water-based life, and a close binary with a rocky body with a Carbon Dioxide type atmosphere, and a Terraformable Water World body, with carbon-based micro-organisms with a Carbon Dioxide type atmosphere.

Upon landing on the Rocky body, surprisingly the binary pair's orbit is tilted enough so that the White Dwarf's rings is easily visible. This in pair with the water world gives an amazing shot of both the Ringed White Dwarf and the water body. This only occurs at the poles of the rocky body.

The light from the M class star is the only source of light for this planetary body, including the rings of the White Dwarf parent, giving a mesmerizing view of the Rocky body's parent star.

Looking at the water world body, it's orbit is 0.04 ls from it's partner pair. With a nice view from the landable body.

The Ringed White Dwarf star is a DC type star, with rocky rings only lit by it's M class partner. it has rings with a Diameter of 5.2 LS, and a Width of 2.17 LS.

Ringed White Dwarf is 4,700~ LS from arrival.

Aurora Aqua is a high mass binary Black Hole system with stellar bodies orbiting those BHs.

In the system you can find a Ringed White Dwarf secondary star in a binary orbit with an M class star. The WD is orbited by planetary bodies including a gas giant with water-based life, as well as a Rocky Body with a Carbon Dioxide type atmosphere and a terraformable Water World orbiting their common barycentre.

Upon landing on the Rocky Body, surprisingly the binary pair's orbit is inclined enough for the White Dwarf's ring to be clearly visible. This combined with the Water World gives an amazing view of both the Ringed White Dwarf and the Water World - although you have to land at the poles to see it.

The M class star is the only source of light for this planetary body and the ring of the White Dwarf parent, giving a mesmerizing view of the Rocky Body's parent star.

Looking at the Water World, just 0.04 ls from its partner. A nice view from the landable body.

The ringed White Dwarf star is a DC type, with a rocky ring only lit by its M class partner. The ring has a diameter of 5.2 ls and is 2.17 ls wide.

Ringed White Dwarf 4,700~ ls from arrival.

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