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Payasa System
System:
Payasa
Primary Star:
Payasa
B
Stellar Type:
G4V ☼
Companion
Star(s): Payasa A
Distance from Earth:
196 ly
Constellation: Virgo
Region:
Spica
Population:
1.2 Billion
Summary:
The Payasa planets orbit the smaller, yellow, g-class star of a
binary system. The larger companion is an f-class star 200 AU away.
The second star shines bright white in the skies of the planets.
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Payasa B1
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Planet B1 is a
dry, inner, rocky world. Deep under the planets surface sits a
scientific research center. The center is one of the largest in the
galaxy, and studies the cores of hot Mercury type worlds.
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Payasa Paradise (B2)
The system's
primary planet is the second planet from the sun. B2 is a garden world
with dense green forests. The planet is often called Payasa Paradise
because of its incredible beaches, mild weather, and endless forests.
Payasa is known for its beautiful year-round weather.
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Payasa B3
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B3 is a
cratered cold world with little special about it. The planet sits on
the outside edge of the habitable zone. The planet is too small to
terraform and lacks any valuable minerals, leaving it mostly useless.
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Payasa B4
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Planet B4 to
many seems light years away from the warm beaches of Payasa Paradise.
The surface of B4 is a cold, frozen, endless landscape of ice. Deep
beneath the ice lie large amounts of precious minerals, unlike the nearby
planet B3. Mining colonies are scattered across the planets surface.
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Closest
Inhabited Systems (50 ly):
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