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Matoehdahn

Scope: Cosmoria
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Matoehdahn
Red Dwarf of Matoehdahn
Meta Info
Article Creator
Location Info
Galaxy
Region
Designations
Previous/Unused Names

Arkhava

Star Info
Type

Red Dwarf

Mass

0.28 M☉

Radius

210,000 Km

Luminosity

0.012 L☉

Surface Temperature

3570 K

Age

6.0 Gyr

Evolutionary Stage

Main Sequence

System Info
Planets
Major Planets 



  1. Raelka
  2. Bellataine
  3. Sakijast
  4. K'Strelk
Asteroid Belt(s)
  • Contract Disk
  • Snow Field
Megastructures

Ruined Matoehdahn Sun Swarm

Society and Politics
Native Species
Inhabitant Species

Arkhosians, Naidarans, Civese, Zythyns, Bahattes, Humans

Population

1 Trillion

General Development

High

Matoehdahn is a red dwarf star in Aylathiya home of the Arkhosians. One of the smaller and dimmer stars in Aylathiya, Matoehdahn's four remaining planets orbit in a disk of their destroyed siblings. Like Matoehdahn was returned to its young form as a proto-star, the star entertains a disk of objects. While its planets have swept up much of this disk, it remains a defining feature of the system. Beyond the frost-line lies the Snow Field, the region of the disk filled with a mixture of natural icy bodies and frozen metal scraps.

Large rings, toruses, cylinders, and structures of many other shapes make up the bulk of Matoehdahn's disk. While once the seat of the mighty Matoehdahn Contract, its current inhabitants lost the ability to effectively produce these structures. Its surviving planets had their innards scattered throughout the system, only for their gravity to reclaim them, inadvertently destroying much of their surface. With the orbits of the system so cluttered, remaining in orbit of these planets is quite dangerous. Small bits of metal, plastic, or even paint traveling at multiple kilometers per second can mean the end for orbiting stations. The danger of this situation is that effective infrastructure to protect planets from the constant rain of ruins only recently became possible.

Arkholst