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Semor is a [[wikipedia:G-type_main-sequence_star|G-type main-sequence star]] (yellow dwarf), it is orbited by 6 planets: [[Miavegr]], [[Naha]], [[Vicr]], Avanter, Amanter and Adanter. | |||
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Revision as of 14:05, 30 May 2026
Semor is a G-type main-sequence star (yellow dwarf), it is orbited by 6 planets: Miavegr, Naha, Vicr, Avanter, Amanter and Adanter.
| Naha | |
| Star type | Yellow Dwarf (G2.1 V) |
|---|---|
| Orbital paramameters | |
| Rotation Period | 31,65 days |
| Distance to galactic center | 5028 ly |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Diameter | 1,76km |
| Mass | 1.1 Solar Masses |
| Temperature | 5857 K |
| Metallicity | -0,44 |
| Luminosity | 1,6069 |
| Main Planets | |
| Miavegr | |
| Naha | |
| Vicr | |
| Avanter | |
| Amanter | |
| Adanter | |
Structure
The closest planet, Miavegr an habitable terrestrial planet orbits Semor with a semi major axis of 1,16 AU, it has two moons Girnea and Allic . Naha a gas giant, its semi-major axis is 3,5AU long , it has 6 moons the biggest being Vanha. The third planet, Vicr is a super-earth with a semi-major axis of 6,1 AU. Avanter, a small terrestrial planet orbits its star with a semi-major axis of 31,5 AU. Amanter a earth-sized planet has a very eccentric orbit with a semi-major axis of 45,7AU, it also has a relatively large ring system. Adanter, an irregular dwarf planet is the furthest large object of the system with a semi-major axis of 75 AU.
After the orbit of Vicr an asteroid belt is present, populated by a multitude of minor bodies. Another belt with a large number of small objects (asteroids and dwarf planets) is also present between the orbits of Avanter and Adanter.
