| Type: | B6 V Blue-white Main Sequence |
| Radius: | 4.93 x 106 km (7 times Sol) |
| Mass: | 3.70 x 1031 kg (18.62 times Sol) |
| Temperature: | 17700 K |
| Luminosity: | 1.70 x 1030 W (4,431.72 times Sol) |
| Ecosphere: | Between 63.5 and 91.4 AU |
| Location: | Delta Nadacan Sector 1.9 ly from Mazvis Star System 2.3 ly from Capetian Star System 2.7 ly from Las Miranonine Sector |
Wobongo is an extremely powerful star, putting out over 4000 times as much energy as Earth's sun. It is a small star systems, composed of only 2 planets and an extremely dense asteroid belt. In distant orbit from Wobongo is the Rion Shipyards.
Ikadus
| Class: | X4 |
| Distance: | 3.33 AU |
| Period: | 1.41 Years |
| Radius: | 15,172.91 km (2.38 times Earth) |
| Gravity: | 2.21 G |
A strange world, far larger than most other Class X worlds on record. The planet could have become one of the largest gas giants on record. Being so close to such a powerful star, the radiation, heat, and gravitational pull deprived this stellar body of this opportunity by either pulling away or blowing off collected hydrogen millions of years ago. Now it is a hot, irradiated, rock of massive size. While it has twice the gravity of Earth the solar wind and intense heat prevents the planet from retaining a thick atmosphere. It has only a very thin atmosphere of heavy hydrocarbons and a nearly completely molten surface. Intense tidal forces combine with the intensity of the star to maintain a highly hostile and unstable environment.
Asteroid Belt
An unusually dense asteroid belt, orbiting at a mean distance of 5.39 ly from Wobongo, the asteroid belt is likely the remnants of two or more rocky planets that were broken apart by tidal forces. Mostly composed if iron, lead, silicates, and nickel the asteroid belt is bathed in intense solar radiation. Collisions between asteroids are commonplace making the belt very difficult to navigate, it also sends out asteroids at nearly perpendicular angles to the ecliptic plane on a regular basis.
Iketer
| Class: | V4 |
| Distance: | 7.61 AU |
| Period: | 4.86 Years |
| Radius: | 30,770.56 km (4.83 times Earth) |
| Gravity: | 3.69 G |
One of the largest terrestrial planets ever discovered. Completely incapable of supporting life, though it maintains a very dense atmosphere of complex hydrocarbons, sulfides, and mercury. The thick atmosphere is likely due to the intense size of this planet, almost 5 times that of Earth. It has intense gravity and heavy / continuous volcanic activity owing to intense tidal forces.