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Arazius A
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Arazius
A is a seething hot super earth with a thick atmosphere. The heat of the nearby sun doesn’t allow
clouds to form leaving the atmosphere nearly transparent. Tidal friction causes incredible volcanic
activity leaving lakes of molten lava on the surface, which glows red on the
night side.
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Arazius B
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Planet B is
dark hot Jupiter orbiting just outside planet a. Dark sodium clouds crisscross the planet while
lighter colored sulfur clouds form higher in the atmosphere. Like most hot Jupiters
the planet has little to offer.
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Arazius C
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Cooler than planets
A and B, though still extremely hot, planet C contains large amounts of
yellowish sulfur clouds in the atmosphere.
The clouds turn white near the poles where the temperatures aren’t as
hot. Planet c is the larger of the two
inner gas giants and was most likely the first to begin migrating inward,
pulling planet b in with it.
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Inner
Asteroid Belt
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The narrow
inner asteroid belt formed from material left over after planets b and c
migrated in. The belt is narrower than
the main asteroid belt in the sol system but contains about the same number
of asteroids.
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Arazius D
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The primary
planet of the Arazius system is the earth like
world of Arazius D.
A large population of over 9 billion has grown on this world
making the second largest in the Polaris region. Early the planet contained only a thin oxygen
atmosphere and most of its water was trapped in ice in the poles. Solar mirrors were installed in space to
warm up and melt poles turning into a global ocean. This also helped thicken up the atmosphere
allowing more plant life to grow creating more oxygen.
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Arazius E
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The icy world of Arazius E spends much of its
eccentric orbit outside the habitable zone.
The orbit brings it in close enough for liquid water only a short time
during the year. The planet is known
for its large seasonal variations.
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Outer
Asteroid Belt
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The second, much wider belt of the system. This belt contains nearly ten times the amount
of material than the inner belt.
Mining operations have been extracting metals from the asteroids for
many years.
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Arazius F
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Arazius F is a
hydrogen helium gas giant. The planet has
an extremely fast rotation of only 8 hours causing intense winds. The planet has a bright set of rings and
contains two large moons orbiting it.
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Arazius F1
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Arazius F1 is a volcanic
moon orbiting close to the main planet.
The planet is similar to Jupiter’s moon Io.
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Arazius F2
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An icy moon orbiting farther out than the first moon. The moon has a global ocean created from tidal
friction located deep below the ice.
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Arazius G
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The system’s last planet is a cold Saturn sized planet. The planet sits at temperatures in-between
Saturn and Uranus.
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