Oblivio

Oblivio is the first major moon of the rogue planet Solum in the NGC 7083 Galaxy. It is a scorched tidally locked desert world with its surface covered entirely with lava, with cooler regions of black magma located sparsely across the surface as well. This hellish existence is caused by the moon's subjecting to immense tidal forces constantly inflicted upon it by its parent planet, creating extreme volcanic activity on the surface. This causes the moon's temperature to rise extremely high, and with its thick atmosphere, barely any heat escapes and is trapped within itself. 
The atmosphere is so thick the moon does not experience any form of night, always existing in a permanent state of day light. This volcanic activity leaves the surface very smooth, as the moon lacks any form of mountains, and instead, only higher elevations of flowing lava. Its surface also has no visible impact craters with most asteroids incinerate before reaching the surface, and if one manages to reach the ground, the crater will be consumed by the shifting landscape.
The moon serves as the "sun" of the Solum System due to it being the only body in the system that produces any form natural light, and with the moon being tidally locked with its parent planet, the gas giant is dimly illuminated constantly. This causes the other moons of the system to have a strange day-night cycle, with three standard hours of daylight and three standard hours of night. Before it became the hell world we know today, the moon was a temperate Oceania world with multi-cellular organisms existing within its waters. However, after Solum's ejection from its home system the moon flew much closer in orbit around its parent planet and it became subject to extreme tidal forces. This evaporated Oblivio's oceans causing a runaway greenhouse effect and covered the surface with thick molten lava. Through this, Oblivio would also be responsible for Etiamteamo's surface oceans, as the smaller moon orbits in very close proximity to Oblivio, causing its sister moon to keep a warm enough climate for surface liquid.
Oblivio formed along with its parent planet Solum and originally, it was a cold ice world, however, the moon would be bombarded by dwarf moons in orbit around Solum, melting the surface and forming a thin oxygen atmosphere. Life began to arise on the moon's surface shortly after this event. Solum would be ejected from its home system and become a rogue planet of the galaxy. This caused the ocean moon to be hurled into very close to Solum. With this, the moon was battered by the gas giant's extreme tidal forces and radiation. This almost instantly evaporated its water causing the moons now thick atmosphere. These tidal forces created extreme volcanic activity across the entirety of the moon, increasing its temperature a thousand fold. With this volcanic activity and increase in temperature, the moon's thick atmosphere began to glow a hellish orange color. This glow was so luminance that it provided sun like light and energy to its sister worlds against the darkness of space. This also provided the moon closest to it, Etiamteamo, with warmth powerful enough to melt its frozen oceans, turning the world to the temperate terra it once was.
File:Oblivio - 1.png|Oblivio without atmosphere
File:Oblivio - 2.png|Common landscape of Oblivio
Category:Moons
Category:Procedural objects
Category:Desert
Category:NGC 7083
Category:Lava planets
Category:Planemo