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Local Sphere

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This article is part of the Endless Horizon Scope.

Local Sphere


The Local Sphere (also known as the Local Interstellar Neighbourhood) refers to the region of stars surrounding Sol in a 20 lightyear radius. There are roughly over a 150 celestial objects within the Local Sphere, white dwarfs and brown dwarfs included.

It is the main interstellar location of Humanity, with many of its systems colonised/or explored an is where most major colonies such as Anubis, Vesta and Providence etc are located an is consiered Humanity's rightful home in the Milky Way.

A handful of other sapient species also reside in this region such as the Tar'tha, who inhbait the planet of Ta'chipal 13 lightyears away. The Tar'tha colonise a lot of the Local Sphere's brown dwarf systems ue to their preference for dimmer light.

Two other races, the Vernha and the Jalisk (although not native to the Local Sphere) also possess some colonies in this region and often interact with the Tar'tha due to their similar biochemistries. Their interaction with Humans is often minimal as our biochemistries are too different, though they sometimes trade with us as some of their resources are highly valuable.

Stars and systems

A table detailing all the systems within 20 lightyears (note: planemos aside from notable ones will be excluded)

Nearest interstellar systems
Name Distance Planets Major worlds/colonies Description
Sol 9 Earth and Mars Home system of Humanity
Proxima Centauri 4.2 Ly 8 Proxima 4 Closest star to Sol and first extrasolar location

found to have life on an orbiting planet.

Alpha Centauri 4.3 Ly 3 Helion and Terminus Binary system of a G-type and K-type main sequence star.
Barnard's Star 5.3 1 Nodens Small red dwarf star, orbited by a titan world with exotic

uncellular life

Adranus system

(Luhman 16)

6.5 17
Viatorem

(WISE 0855-0714)

7.26 418 moons A Sub-brown dwarf mined for its natural supply of Tritium (Helium-3) and main headquaters of Tritium Incoprated.
Wolf 359 7.85 Ly 9
Lalande 21185 8.3 10
Sirius 8.6 3 Anubis Brightest star in Earth's night sky and home to one of the closest major colonies. A dyson swarm exist around Sirius B which was the first built around an extrasolar star.
Luyten 726-8 8.7 0 None
Ross 154 9.7 9 None Its sixth planet, a Neptunian ice giant, was found to have unicellular life in its atmosphere.
Markwell's Star 9.21 5 Luma A low mass red dwarf, orbite by 5 planets and first system claimed by the Markwell Mining corporation.
Ross 248

(HH Andromedae)

10 6 Elmore A red dwarf star orbited by 6 planets and location of the second extrasolar dyson swarm.
Epsilon Eridani 10.44 4 AEgir A young K-type star, orbited by 4 planets which are Ragnarok, Thor, AEgir and Tyr. One of AEgir's moons, Bara, is home to unicellular life in its seas.
Lalande 9352 10.72
Ross 128 11 1 Ross 128 b
EZ Aquarii 11.1
61 Cygni 11.4 9 Vesta A major system, consisting of two K-type stars and nine planets. It is the location of Vesta, a prominent colony within the region thanks to its close distance to Sol and other systems.
Apollyon 11.40 5 A dim, low mass red dwarf, discovered uring the mid 21st Century, which is rather odd given its close proximity to Sol. Despite being classed as a red dwarf, it is much more akin to a brown dwarf, with its first planet, Lucifer, a gas giant, being larger than the star itself. The system is home to several anomalies, check this article for more info.
Procyon 11.40 0 None Briefly visited during the Interstellar Exploration Program, the system is a binary made up of a white main sequence star and a faint white dwarf. There are no planets in this system and thus, remains untouched to this day.
Struve 2398 11.48
Groombridge 34 11.61 1
DX Cancri 11.67
Tau Ceti 11.75 5 Elysia A G-type star, orbited by five planets. It's fifth world, the gas giant Lethe, is home to Elysia, a terra-class moon that serves as an agricultural colony.
Epsilon Indi 11.86
Gliese 1061 11.98 3
YZ Ceti 12.12 3 None An active red dwarf star, prone to frequent flares. variety. It is for this reason that no attempts to explore the system have been made. At least 3 earth-sized planets orbit around this star, however none of them are habitable nor inhabited.
Luyten's Star 12.34
Teegarden's Star 12.49 2
Kapteyn's Star 12.83 2
Lacaille 8760 12.94 5 Lacaille 8760 IV
SCR 1845−6357 13.01 0
Kruger 60 13.07 0
DEN 1048-3956 13.19
Ross 614 13.36 0
KOI-3788 13.70 5
Wolf 1061 14 3
Van Maanen's Star 14.2 8 Charybdis Interest in this system was sparked during the late 21st Century, with the discovery of a planetary system around it. The sixth planet, Charybdis, gained the most attention, due to being a large, ringed ocean world, with a blazing hot temperature of around 275 C.
TZ Arietis 14.6
Gliese 687 14.6
Gliese 674 14.8
LHS 292 14.9
LP 145-141 15.1
LHS 288 15.8
GJ 1002 15.8
Gliese 876 15.23 3
DENIS 0255−4700 15.87
Gliese 1618 15.88
Gliese 682 16.33 3 Delaima & Naivasana Nowadays known as Marena, this system is home ot the planets of Delaima and Naivasana. This system is most notable for being where organic spacecraft were first created, being utilised by the enizens of Delaima in the latter half of the 30th century.