Duronis System Spacial Geography

The Duronis system is an amazingly complex solar system, requiring a great deal of plotting and mapping before ships could navigate easily through. Here is the basic information on the system itself:

• Stars: A Binary System (Two)
• System Primary: Class-G Yellow G2V (*same as Sol)
• System Secondary: Class-K Orange K0-3V (*same as Alpha Centauri)
• Planetary Alignments: Six Planets, all orbiting the system’s primary
• Hot Zone:
• 1 class H (desert planet)
• Ecosphere:
• 1 class M (two moons, one class Y)
• 1 class O (a ‘water planet’)
• 1 class G (normally this planet would have cooled by now, but is kept unstable by the tidal forces of the second star, which passes in its orbit near this planet.)
• Cold Zone:
• 1 class J (gas giant, slightly larger than Jupiter)
• 1 class C (frigid and small non-habitable semi-asteriod)
• Anomalies
• Asteroid Field: Circling the system secondary (once a class M, but destroyed by tidal forces when the secondary star was captured by the gravity well of the primary star. Some of the larger remnants still have very thin atmospheres and could be considered class-D.)
• Subspace Sandbar: This covers much of the system, but there is one narrow corridor inside of which warp travel is possible. This allows Warp 2 (max speed in the corridor) travel to within 6 hours of the system’s star (full impulse speed allowed from there). The Laudeans found this corridor early in their space travel history using their Fielding powers.