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[[File:Nova-Ursus.jpg|thumb|The star Nova Ursus as seen from Aethel.]]
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Revision as of 02:45, 27 May 2024

The star Nova Ursus as seen from Aethel.
Type: 2700 K
Radius: 2.69 x 105 km (0.39 of Sol)
Mass: 5.39 x 1029 kg (0.27 of Sol)
Temperature: Unknown
Luminosity: 2.74 x 1024 W (0.01 of Sol)
Ecosphere:Between 0.09 and 0.12 AU
Location: Xi Ursae Sector

The Xi Ursae system is characterized by a dim M4 V red dwarf star emitting a feeble 0.01% of Sol's luminosity. The system is rich in asteroid fields and diffuse clouds of hydrogen, helium, argon, and radium gas, creating a navigational hazard, particularly in the orbit of the lone planet, Aethel.

Aethel

Class: O
Distance: 1.58 x 107 km (0.11 AU)
Period: 240 Days
Radius: 10,934.9 km (1.72 x Earth)
Gravity: 1.14 G

Aethel, a Class O planet residing at the fringes of its star system's habitable zone, is a world dominated by water and ice. Its hydrosphere, composed of 92% water, reveals a landscape where 71% of the surface is cloaked in ice. This frigid environment results from the planet's average temperature of -17°C, although a temperate equatorial belt offers a respite from the pervasive chill. Here, temperatures average a more hospitable 20°C, while the polar regions remain locked in a perpetual deep freeze, rarely exceeding -45°C. A thin, reducing atmosphere, primarily oxygen-nitrogen, blankets the planet, varying in thickness from 6 to 7 kilometers and maintaining an average pressure of 90.69 kPa (0.89 atmospheres). Despite the harsh conditions, life persists on Aethel in the form of prokaryotic microbes, inhabiting this icy, ocean world at the edge of habitability.

Unique Properties

Tidal Resonance
Extreme tidal variations reshape the icy landscape.
Cryovolcanic Plumes
Eruptions from cryovolcanoes create transient atmospheric events.
Piezoelectrically-Active Ice
Ice deformation generates heat, contributing to liquid water pockets.