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CHARIRI. A red main-sequence dwarf star, significantly cooler and dimmer than our own sun.
⦗mass: 0.620 suns
⦗radius: 528580 km
⦗class: red dwarf
⦗spectral type: M0.5Ve
⦗luminosity: 1E+25 W
⦗rotation: 19.1 days
composition: hydrogen, helium.
DEURICHIT. A small, rocky dwarf planet, and the only object in the Deurich asteroid belt to have cleared its orbit.
Despite its close proximity to Chariri, Deurichit's surface is unusually dark, and advanced imaging techniques have
revealed geometric rock formations and other interesting topographical features.
One of six. This map represents the center of the solar system; each successive map will depict the system's six planets (+ moons and such), in order of closest to farthest from Chariri. (edit: Added composition under the planetary info box.)
EDIT: As Mitokep pointed out, because it has cleared its orbit, Deurichit actually qualifies as a planet, not a dwarf planet. Nice catch!
⦗mass: 0.620 suns
⦗radius: 528580 km
⦗class: red dwarf
⦗spectral type: M0.5Ve
⦗luminosity: 1E+25 W
⦗rotation: 19.1 days
composition: hydrogen, helium.
DEURICHIT. A small, rocky dwarf planet, and the only object in the Deurich asteroid belt to have cleared its orbit.
Despite its close proximity to Chariri, Deurichit's surface is unusually dark, and advanced imaging techniques have
revealed geometric rock formations and other interesting topographical features.
One of six. This map represents the center of the solar system; each successive map will depict the system's six planets (+ moons and such), in order of closest to farthest from Chariri. (edit: Added composition under the planetary info box.)
EDIT: As Mitokep pointed out, because it has cleared its orbit, Deurichit actually qualifies as a planet, not a dwarf planet. Nice catch!
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...shit, you're totally right. ::V I figured it a dwarf planet due to its small size and general close proximity to the asteroid belt and other bodies and such. But it has cleared its orbit, yes, so yeah, it actually does meet all the criteria to be a legit planet. I'll update the description!
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