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The interplanetary traveler's #1 infobank
BELPHUS SYSTEM
LRAN Coordinates 6007.21436/48.192
The Belphus system is a solar system of five planets orbiting a
small star named Belphus. Belphus is an ungoverned system which
harbors no incidence of interplanetary sapient life.
BELPHUS I
HCC: BDX-PN-HN
Belphus I is a small, dead planet, with a surface formed of
volcanic rock and magma. This planet is incredibly hot and its
atmosphere is incredibly thin.
BELPHUS II
HCC: BD0-PN-HN
Belphus II is a medium-sized dead planet, with a surface formed
of volcanic rock. Unlike Belphus I, Belphus II is inhospitably
cold with no atmosphere whatsoever and its volcanic activity
is completely dormant.
BELPHUS III
HCC: BD2-PM-HN-AI
Belphus III is a medium-sized, dead planet, which shows
signs of former sapient habitation, but currently does
not seem to habitate any advanced forms of life. The
planet's surface is largely formed of volcanic rock.
Gigantic volcanoes completely cover its landscape in
a thick layer of gray ash. Similar volcanic ash and
smoke also makes up this planet's thick, inhospitable
atmosphere.
BELPHUS IV
HCC: BD5-PS-HXX
Belphus IV is a medium-sized, lush planet, its surface is covered
in oceans and vast jungles. The planet is home to an immense
quantity of diverse ecosystems and a tribal species of homo
sapiens. The atmosphere is breathable, with high quantities of
oxygen and carbon dioxide.
BELPHUS V
HCC: BDX-PN-HN
Belphus V is a large, dead planet, its surface is almost entirely
covered by a planetary ocean. Its atmosphere is a thick fog and
the planet is perpetually covered in horrible storms.