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Revision for Xerophyte Homestead

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2025-01-13 14:03:40]Selected revision, by EchoNovemberDelter [2025-01-13 14:31:55]
DISCOVERER
NAME
Xerophyte HomesteadXerophyte Homestead
SYSTEMNAME
Eodgorks FR-N e6-68Eodgorks FR-N e6-68
CATEGORY
OrganicOrganic
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Norma ExpanseNorma Expanse
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
A system orbiting a blue star containing two anaerobic lifeforms on four planets, notably one on a close binary and another on a terraformable ringed atmospheric world.A system orbiting a blue star containing two anaerobic lifeforms on four planets, notably one on a close binary and another on a terraformable ringed atmospheric world.
DESCRIPTION

Four bodies in the system are host to two species of extremophile life Luteolum Anemones, which are found occasionally on hot metallic worlds, and Sinuous Tubers, found rarely on volcanic worlds within specific zones in the galaxy. Anemones inhabit planets 1, 4, and 8. The Sinuous Tubers are present exclusively on the nested moon 6 a a.

Eodgorks FR-N E6-68 system map

The anemones on the first two worlds, 1 and 4, have been left untouched as a "gift" for the first visitor. Sequence them at your own risk, however: the B-class star looms large in the sky, and the planets' high gravity can be a danger to slower ships that are coming in to land

The 6 a a nested moon sprouts Sinuous Tubers. It consists of a very close binary of the larger 6 a moon and the smaller 6 a a nested moon, with a orbital period of five hours. The latter has surface volcanism, major silicate vapor geyser activity, caused by the strong gravitational forces.

Surface of moon 6 A A, Roseum Sinuous Tubers and moon 6 A pictured

Body 8 is a visually striking thin carbon dioxide atmosphere terraformable ringed High Metal Content world, with metallic magma volcanism under a comfortable 253 K and a heavier gravity of 1.4 g.

Planet 8 from orbit

This body is notable for not only hosting Rubeum Luteolum Anemone, but for being an uncommon instance of airless organics inhabiting a thin atmospheric world. Its decently wide metal rich rings can be seen from a high latitude on the surface, complementing the orange hues of the atmosphere with a white stripe across the sky.

Surface of planet 8, Rubeum Luteolum Anemone pictured

Four bodies in the system are host to two species of extremophile life Luteolum Anemones, which are found occasionally on hot metallic worlds, and Sinuous Tubers, found rarely on volcanic worlds within specific zones in the galaxy. Anemones inhabit planets 1, 4, and 8. The Sinuous Tubers are present exclusively on the nested moon 6 a a.

Eodgorks FR-N E6-68 system map

The anemones on the first two worlds, 1 and 4, have been left untouched as a "gift" for the first visitor. Sequence them at your own risk, however: the B-class star looms large in the sky, and the planets' high gravity can be a danger to slower ships that are coming in to land.

The 6 a a nested moon sprouts Sinuous Tubers. It consists of a very close binary of the larger 6 a moon and the smaller 6 a a nested moon, with a orbital period of five hours. The latter has surface volcanism, major silicate vapor geyser activity, caused by the strong gravitational forces.

Surface of moon 6 A A, Roseum Sinuous Tubers and moon 6 A pictured

Body 8 is a visually striking thin carbon dioxide atmosphere terraformable ringed High Metal Content world, with metallic magma volcanism under a comfortable 253 K and a heavier gravity of 1.4 g.

Planet 8 from orbit

This body is notable for not only hosting Rubeum Luteolum Anemone, but for being an uncommon instance of airless organics inhabiting a thin atmospheric world. Its decently wide metal rich rings can be seen from a high latitude on the surface, complementing the orange hues of the atmosphere with a white stripe across the sky.

Surface of planet 8, Rubeum Luteolum Anemone pictured

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