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Ta Tsun

 

Ta Tsun is a planetary system orbiting a orange K-class star.  The system lies in the Ursae Major Constellation of the Izar Region.

 
The Ta Tsun System contains a small gas giant that orbits the red giant sun.   Large deposits of helium-3 exist within the cloud layers of the planet.  Mining operations have been established which extract the gases from deep within the planet, then it's moved upwards into orbital processing centers.

 

The base of the mining operations along with the bulk of the system's population reside on a large icy moon, which orbits the gas giant.  Numerous enclosed cities were built on the surface of the moon, which house Ta Tsun's population.

System: Ta Tsun

Primary Star: Psi UMa

Stellar Type: K1III ☼

Mass (Sol): 2.7

Luminosity: 109x Sun

Distance: 146.86 ly

Constellation: Ursae Major

Region: Izar

Population: 3 Million

 

       
Ta Tsun Planets
       

Ta Tsun B
Ta Tsun B is a small gas giant containing a quarter of Jupiter's mass.  The planet is composed of hydrogen and helium with traces of neon.  Large deposits of helium-3 exist throughout the cloud layers.

Distance: 20.25 AU

Orbit: 55.4 years

Temp: 173 K

Mass: 0.24 Jupiter

Radius: 37,751 km

Gravity: 2.17 g

Rotation: 16 hours

Moon(s): 3

       
       

Ta Tsun C
Ta Tsun B2 is a large moon the size of a small terrestrial world, with a carbon dioxide and nitrogen atmosphere.  The moon's surface is composed of a mixture of various ices with silicate rock.  Enclosed cities built on the moon, house the system's population.

Distance: 170k km

Orbit: 22.1 hours

Temp: 173 K

Mass: 0.09 Earth

Radius: 3,016 km

Gravity: 0.39 g

       
       


Closest Inhabited Systems:

 

Name

Distance (ly)

Type

Tania Borealis

26.65

A2IV

Concordia

32.49

F9V

58 Ursae Majoris

37.93

F4V

Vermillion

38.89

K5V

Kai

43.60

F5V





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