Kasavoa

The third planet from the central star.

Geography

The planet is defined by high seismic activity and temperatures, both of which are fueled by the Kaleidoscope. As a result, a great portion of its surface is covered in lava.

Fauna & Flora

Due to the heat and sulphurous fumes, there is no life to be found on Kasavoa.

by Kathrin Janowski

Alternative Name(s)

Éisabó, The Molten Planet

Type

Planet

Related Historical Events

• Year 80211, Days 38-41 in The Phase Of Greatest Power
  The Lone Youngling visits The Molten Planet
• Year 80210, Days 35-43 in The Phase Of Power Loss
  The Herd visits The Molten Planet

Distance from the star

149,600,000 km

Diameter

12,756 km

Natural satellite(s)

Ranul, Inekoa

Minimum Distance from the Kaleidoscope

303,313,494 km

Maximum Distance from the Kaleidoscope

666,865,506 km