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Planet Description

Nexarion is a large terrestrial planet with mass approximately 1.54 times that of Earth, featuring elevated surface gravity (14.1 m/s², or 1.44 g) and extensive infrastructure supporting interplanetary commerce. The planetary surface is characterized by deep natural harbors with average depths of 4,800 meters and an interconnected canal network covering 20% of the surface area. Atmospheric composition includes methane (2.2 ppm) from industrial biological processes and elevated neon concentrations (0.6% by volume). The planet's strong magnetic field (5.0 × 10⁻⁵ T) provides reliable geomagnetic navigation references. Geothermal gradients of 35-60°C/km support substantial subsurface energy production, while the dense iron-rich bedrock (seismic wave speed: 7.0 km/s) provides stable foundations for heavy infrastructure.

Planet Statistics

Orbital Data:

StatValue
Mass9.20 × 10^24 kg (≈ 1.54 Earth masses)
Gravity14.1 m/s² (≈ 1.44 g; solid footing for heavy cargo)
Orbital Period 510.7 days (one year of two market seasons)
Rotational Period20.0 hours (efficient daylight for work and trade)

Atmospheric Conditions:

StatValue
Nitrogen74.5 % by volume
Oxygen23.5 % by volume
Argon3.0 % by volume
Carbon Dioxide23.5 % by volume
Methane2.2 ppm (from bustling bio-industries)
Neon 0.6 % by volume (supports greenhouse-controlled domes)

Geological Data:

StatValue
Mean Radius7,800 km (≈ 1.22 Earth radii)
Equilateral Circumference49,020 km
Volume1.99 × 10^12 km³
Surface Area760 million km²

Hydrological Data:

StatValue
Mist and Cloud Coverage48 % of surface (deep harbors and trade lanes)
Lakes and Inland Seas20 % (interconnected canal networks)
Ice and Crystal Formations 4 % (mineral-rich ice fields)
Average Ocean Depth 4,800 m (natural deep-sea ports)
Total Water Volume1.80 billion km³

Magnetic and Geophysical Data:

StatValue
Geothermal Gradient35–60 °C/km (geothermal power hubs under major cities)
Magnetic Field Strength5.0 × 10⁻⁵ T (stable compass directions for navigation)

Auroral and Geomagnetic Data:

StatValue
Chrono Auroral Cycle~40-day period (winds that fill merchant sailcraft)
Twilight Resonance Bandglowing sky-paths near poles used for long-distance navigation
Magnetic Reconnection Events frequent at dusk, powering sky-bridges

Planetary Motion Data:

StatValue
Halo Storm Cycle0.022 (slight seasonal variation for shipping windows)
Obliquity13° (mild seasonal shifts to regulate agricultural imports)
Precession Period24,000 years (long cycles of cultural exchange)

Tectonic Motion Data:

StatValue
Seismic Wave Speed7.0 km/s (through dense, trade-route-supporting bedrock)
Plate Boundary Length~60,000 km (tectonic “highways” lined with resource deposits)
Quakes per Year~10 million (mostly minor, with engineered damping systems)

Solar and Stellar Data:

StatValue
Host Star Luminosity1.10 L☉ (bright, steady starlight for trade convoys)
Star Surface Temperature5,800 K (clear, reliable solar days)
Solar Irradiance1,300 W/m² (optimized for solar farms on plateaus)

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