1MORA-4423
The Minmus Derp (13/02/2025)
Nick118 (27/12/2022) (original version)
The Minmus Derp (16/05/2024) (initial rewrite)
Deep Space, just outside the Karvel Cluster
~63,000 ly
Kegera-1
1MORA-4423
Red giant
K3 III
Yellow-orange
1.87 Stellar Masses
30 Stellar Radii
331 Stellar Luminosities
4,500 K
1.4 billion years
1.2 billion years
2.1 billion years
Giant branch
-1.47
0.7%
Outer Asteroid Belt
Unclaimed
0
Nonexistent
1MORA-4423 is an orange subgiant star found beyond the far edge of the Karvel Cluster. Surveyed by the FSS Kareland very early in its journey, 1MORA-4423 is roughly 350 light-years from Nerva and the cluster as a whole, and appears to be within the territory of the mysterious Mikhall Hiders. The star has a single, scorched planet, Guron, as well as a selection of thick debris disks.
Physical Characteristics
1MORA-4423, also known as Kegera-1, is an orange subgiant, a relatively rare and short-lived period in a stars life as it moves off the main sequence. It rotates extremely slowly due to its size and exhibits violent stellar wind activity, beginning to carve out a small cavity in the gases of the nebula as it passes into its borders. The star's luminosity is currently 331 stellar luminosities, and is slowly increasing during the period of observations.
Architecture
The star system surrounding 1MORA-4423 is fairly simple in most regards. A single planet, Guron, orbits close to the star, with an impressive disk of rock, metals, and ice existing beyond the newly expanded habitable zone. Two large dwarf planets have been detected in this disk.
Guron, the only planet of the system, is a gas giant orbiting roughly 0.48 AU from its star. With this close distance and the rapidly mounting luminosity of its parent, Guron is heated to incredible temperatures, and the lack of tidal lock results in even distribution across its fiery cloud decks.
Outer Debris Disk
The outer debris disk of 1MORA-4423 is a dense disk of material, amounting to roughly eight terrestrial masses of ice, rock and metal. The Kareland took full advantage of this bounty of resources, a rarity beyond a seed cluster, and left the system with a cargo hold full of refined materials to build new equipment and shuttles out of.
Neighborhood
1MORA-4423 is currently passing through a sparsely populated and mostly undisturbed region of space, its passage creating shockwaves and beginning the process of star formation in the region. As such, very few stars are nearby, other than Bok globules that haven't even coalesced properly yet. The Kenna System, the new home system of Amana after its displacement from the Void, is approximately seven light-years away.
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