Ra'sen
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Tau Ceti, known to the skae as Ra/sen, is the home system of the skae and their homeworld Ra'na. At the center of the system is the G8V-type yellow dwarf star Ra/sen, the only star in the system, surrounded by eleven major planets. The skae inhabit every major body in the system, having rapidly expanded into space following first contact with humanity.
Astrography
Location
The Ra'sen system is close to the heart of known space, in the southern celestial hemisphere. It is unusually close to the red dwarf system Hasek'urun, known to humans as YZ Ceti, at just under two lightyears away. It is also a very well-connected system, having jump links to twelve other systems: Hasek'urun, Gliese 65, Ran, van Maanen's Star, Ku'sen, Chel'sen, Ra, Gliese 1005, Hal'sen, Teegarden's Star, Othrys, and Erebus.Structure
The Ra'sen system is highly unusual for a higher-mass star in that its inner planets are packed into a complex, dynamically-stable resonance chain. No less than six large telluric planets and two superoceanic planets are crammed into the space between the star itself and the outer edge of its habitable zone. Beyond this is a large region of asteroidal and cometary debris, shepherded into place by the three giant worlds that comprise the outer system. SYSTEM OUTLINERa'sen / Tau Ceti
- Ash'eol* (s)
- Ash'kar* (s)
- Hak'chi* (d)
- Kin'su* (d)
- Kin'ma* (d)
- Pon'shol* (o)
- Ra'naΔ (tr)
- Shel'na* (mp)
- Ao'na* (mp)
- Pon'whe* (th)
- Whe’ren* (mp)
- Whe’nul* (mp)
- Whe’tu* (mp)
- Whe’lo* (mp)
{Pak’bemet}
- Aet'hyon* (j)
- Chet'se* (s)
- Pal'kon* (e)
- Tor'shal* (c)
- Sehk'nil* (c)
- Ke'mir* (q)
- Aet’el (j)
- El’ten* (e)
- El’lin* (e)
- El’nesh* (e)
- Lan'ful (n)
- Fen’tel* (e)
- Lor’he* (e)
{Pak’batun}
Ecosystem
The Ra'sen system is the origin point of the Ranagenia, an ancient and highly diverse lineage of carbon-based organisms from Ra'na. Ranagenids share many characteristics with other water-solvent, oxygen-CO2 biospheres like Terragenids and Hemeragenids, but are not especially widespread in the cosmos due to the necessity of the relatively rare element vanadium as an enzymatic cofactor.Archive Data
DESIGNATIONS
- GJ 71
- HIP 8102
- AM 125
- EZN 81
- KAZ 52
DEC -15° 56' 15"
DIST 11.91 ly
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