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Falaros, the first planet of Crimelios, is an immense, tidally locked gas giant that helps bind the entire system in place. Its bright orange bands of clouds are some of the deadliest environments in the system, with windspeeds regularly reaching up to two hundred kilometers per hour. Encircling Crimelios at a distance of merely eight million kilometers, the temperatures reache a little over four hundred degrees. By all accounts, it is completely uninhabitable to life.

In its billions of years, Falaros has succeeded in capturing fifteen asteroids. They are largely separated into two orbital groups; the inner Watchtower and outer Terminus. Additionally, a cloud of cosmic gasses and dust enshrouds the planet, lending the cosmos a faint crimson hue.

In the face of its hardships, the gas giant provides a generous supply of hydrogen, a vital sublight thruster fuel, to the Unity of Twilight. At the heart of Falarosi industry are Aero and Cazo, a remotely-operated pair of gas extraction sites in the upper cloud layer. The personnel that oversee the operations are stationed in Ignos, an outpost excavated deep into Watchtower VI.

Miscellaneous

Gallery

Orbital

Falaros alongside Terminus VIII
Falaros alongside Watchtower VI

Lunar

Watchtower Group

Watchtower I
Watchtower II
Watchtower III
Watchtower VI
Watchtower V
Watchtower VI
Watchtower VII

Terminus Group

Terminus I
Terminus II
Terminus III
Terminus VI
Terminus V
Terminus VI
Terminus VII
Terminus VII

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 | date_of_discovery = 7524
 | major_settlements = Extraction Site Aero
-Extraction Site Chio
+Extraction Site Cazo
 | minor_moons = 15 in two orbital groups:
 Watchtower I - VII
 Terminus I - VIII
-}}'''Falaros''', the first planet of [[Index:Astralis/Stars|Crimelios]], is an immense, tidally locked gas giant that helps bind the entire system in place. Its bright orange bands of clouds are some of the deadliest environments in the system, with windspeeds regularly reaching up to two hundred kilometers per hour. Encircling Crimelios at a distance of merely eight million kilometers, the temperatures reache a little over three hundred and fifty degrees. By all accounts, it is completely uninhabitable to nearly all forms of life.
+}}'''Falaros''', the first planet of [[Index:Astralis/Stars|Crimelios]], is an immense, tidally locked gas giant that helps bind the entire system in place. Its bright orange bands of clouds are some of the deadliest environments in the system, with windspeeds regularly reaching up to two hundred kilometers per hour. Encircling Crimelios at a distance of merely eight million kilometers, the temperatures reache a little over four hundred degrees. By all accounts, it is completely uninhabitable to life.
+In its billions of years, Falaros has succeeded in capturing fifteen asteroids. They are largely separated into two orbital groups; the inner [[Falaros#Watchtower Group|Watchtower]] and outer [[Falaros#Terminus Group|Terminus]]. Additionally, a cloud of cosmic gasses and dust enshrouds the planet, lending the cosmos a faint crimson hue.
-In spite of that, Falaros provides the main supply of hydrogen for the [[Unity of Twilight]], a vital spaceship fuel. Since its discovery ninety-six years ago, only two extraction sites have been established in the gas giant's clouds: '''Aero '''and '''Chio'''. The pair is located near the terminator in Falaros' northern hemisphere, remotely operated from '''Ignos''', a manned station on Watchtower VI.
+In the face of its hardships, the gas giant provides a generous supply of hydrogen, a vital sublight thruster fuel, to the [[Unity of Twilight]]. At the heart of Falarosi industry are '''Aero''' and '''Cazo''', a remotely-operated pair of gas extraction sites in the upper cloud layer. The personnel that oversee the operations are stationed in '''Ignos''', an outpost excavated deep into Watchtower VI.
-Fifteen captured asteroids orbit Falaros, separated into the inner [[Falaros#Watchtower Group|Watchtower]] and outer [[Falaros#Terminus Group|Terminus]] orbital groups. Additionally, a cloud of cosmic gasses and dust particles enshrouds the planet's vicinity, lending a faint crimson tone to the spacescapes.
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