Porios

Porios is a star in the Andromeda Galaxy with spectral class M2V. It is just over 2/3rds the mass of the Sun and is a member of a small open cluster of larger stars that were born around the same time. The system resides in the Andromeda Galaxy, embedded in the edge of a large nebula known to the Lithon as Plesubyros. The system is located in the S4 arm of Andromeda, approximately 33,000 light years from the galaxy center.
Its name in Ancient Lithon was Pârèqâthah, meaning "great flying (one)"
== Planets ==
Porios has 4 orbiting planets. Listed in order of increasing distance they are:
Theralos is a small rocky planet 0.15 AU from Porios. It is immensely hot with a thick atmosphere. Small Lithon mining colonies exist on the surface, but in the upper atmosphere Lithon colonies are far more common. 
Úros is a super-earth 0.29 AU from Porios. It is like Earth, with a moderate atmosphere, liquid water, and plentiful land. However, no life ever developed on Úros. This, along with the fact that it gets as close as under a million kilometers to Lithos, has made it a perfect Lithon colony. It’s as if Venus passed less than 3 Lunar orbital radii away from Earth. A day on Úros is over 20 days long, an oddity in the system, and a year is 68 days.
Lithos is a super-earth 0.63 AU from Porios. It is very earth-like, with a moderate atmosphere, liquid water, and plentiful land. The Lithon species, who are native to the planet, are highly intelligent and operate an empire that spans multiple star systems. It has 2 major moons and 2 minor moons, as well as a ring system. A day on Lithos is 114 hours, and a year is 216 days.
Sironos is an ice giant 1.81 AU from Porios. It is smaller than Neptune but less dense than Saturn. It is dark red in color and has a small ring system. Sironos has 4 major moons and 4 minor moons. Sironos makes one orbit every 2.8 years.
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