THE VOLAR SYSTEM

There are 5 planets in the Vol (VOHL) system, Veek (VIK), Hool (HUL), Paart (PA ART), Seey (SIY), and Lahaart (LA-HART), plus one brown-dwarf Kaal (KA ALL), in order from Vol.

See Planet Classification Guide for clarification

  Planet sizes to scale, distances in logarithmic scale
Values bellow planets indicate their respective masses in Earth masses

top view on the orbits' shape to scale

THE PLANETS

VEEK
G2S-III class
0,86 M
10,78 RE
a = 0,31 AU
Day lenght = 64 Earth days 
Year lenght = 64 Earth days
Mean Temperature = 127ºC
Tidally-locked Gas Giant with methane clouds













 
 
HOOL
TT3-b class
3,85ME
1,65 RE
(w/o atmosphere ~1,63 RE)
a = 0,58 AU
Day lenght = 31 hours, 41 minutes
Year lenght = 167 Earth days
Surface Temperature = 400,6ºC
Oceanic Steamworld







PAART
T3-e class
0,798 ME
0,925 RE
a = 1,11 AU
Day lenght = ~18 hours
Year lenght = 442 Earth days
Surface Temperature = 40,1ºC
Has one large moon, a thick atmosphere, and hosts life













 
SEEY
G1S-I class
112,24 ME
9,66 RE
a = 4,20 AU
Day lenght = 9 hours, 35 minutes
Year lenght = 8,91 Earth years
Mean Temperature = -161ºC
Has two large moons






 

LAHAART
J1 class
35,8 M
4,86 RE
a = 8,26 AU
Day lenght = 15 hours, 22 minutes
Year lenght = 24,58 Earth years
Mean Temperature = -188ºC
Has 3 large moons and a set of rings

SYSTEM EVOLUTION

The Vol system hasn't always looked like this, it once were rather similar in structure to our own. With Veek and Seey being very similar to Jupiter and Saturn in appearance.

Moons and other minor objects aren't shown for simplicity

But due Veek's interaction with Seey in the early days of the system, things ended up more truncated into a 10 AU space, because of this turbulent period - Hool is in the Venus Zone, Paart has a massive moon, and Lahaart has a lot of them which every now and then falls into the planet and gives it a ring system.

The green area marks the progression of Vol's Habitable Zone as it ages

In the current configuration Paart is expected to remain within Vol's habitable zone for more 6,14Gyr, enough time for it's in-world life-cycle to take place.





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