Baron system

The solar system Baron (named after the astronomer Baron Soleshi, who defined the limits of the solar system from the observatory of Shabria in the 8992 dd) is located at the border of one of the arms of the barred spiral galaxy called Scaielma (or Sky Eel for sailors or Mother Tree for saurians, but more commonly known as the Pillar of Light).

The Scaielma galaxy has an estimated age of about 15.3 billion years with a gaseous dispersion of 12.8 times the stellar disc and with a total diameter estimated at 100.000 light years.

In particulare the Baron's system is equipped with a yellow sun (initially called Lao but then the common name of Sun took over), 3 asteroid belts (one inner and two sidereal) and 7 known planets.

The Baron's system is also characterized by the relative proximity of two nebulae: Linfea Duron and Sanguinia Cele, perfectly visible in the night sky to the naked eye but still too far away to be a radioactive threat. In ancient times they were called the Emerald Sea and the Sea of ​​Ruby because of their bright green and red colors to which was mistakenly compared the Caudilia star cluster, called in those times the Sea of ​​Diamonds, name that is still popular and used in nautical language.

Baron is composed by 5 inner rocky planets, an inner asteroid belt of Gemini, 2 gas giants with ring systems, the outer asteroid belt Kuva and a further very outerish belt called Jasper, mainly formed by a thick quilt of fine dust to which many vagrants space object have been added in recent times, captured by the gravitational flow and so ending trapped in it.

Some theories stated that the Jasper belt was initially a super gas giant or even a group of giants who lost their own mass and therefore the atmosphere had been scattered in the cosmos in the form of dust with a very low temperature of melting point.

In the inner planets range are, in order of distance from the Sun: the small planet Linarde which posses a strongly striped atmosphere and a semi-liquid ironish core; Genea and Indra, the twin planets that orbits one around each other with a common centrifugal point (Genea is the only known planet where there is biological life both in the Baron's system and in the known universe).

At the external borders of the Gemini belt there are the two big rocky planets Aruna and Mador, who share the same solar orbit and continue to interact with the asteroid belt itself, by chopping the larger asteroids, which crash onto the surface of the two planets or on the trails of debris that they generate, often making it possible in the night sky to see the interaction trails on the belt. Mador and Aruna are in equilibrium at the two opposite poles orbital being as a shield for the inner solar system. The name Mador comes from the name of the god of the storms Mador, hailing from the mariners civilizations (the ancient peoples believed that the two planets were the same one, which would move at the twice of their speed).

In the outer system there are the gas giant Zeriff, the largest planet of the system and equipped with 2 rings and the gas giant Menoide, substantially smaller in Zeriff but also equipped with 2 rings.