Orellis

Orellis is the fourth planet from the Fuovo system, and the fifth biggest in size, being the largest rocky planet smaller than the moon of Gallaude, Sictorvis. It has an extremely faint ring that does not cast a shadow on the planet.
== Physical properties ==
It orbits the red dwarf star Fuovo at a semi-major axis distance of 0.18 AU, taking roughly 40 days to complete a full orbit. It is tidally locked to Fuovo in a 2:1 spin-orbit resonance.
Orellis is very geologically active, although it doesn't have plate tectonics. It is about 3 Earth masses, but only 1.3 times its diameter.
It also features a very dark and faint system of 3 rocky rings, extending from 10.03 km to 10.8 km away from Orellis, visible only when looking at the day side of the planet from space.
== Surface and climate ==
The atmosphere of Orellis is mostly comprised of carbon dioxide, and at its surface the pressure is roughly 5 and a half times greater than on Earth at sea level. The temperatures on the planet range from 25ºC to -13ºC, due to its slow rotation and being located at the far edge of the habitability zone.
Orellis features a mostly arid landscape, with an overal extremely dry climate. Sand hurricanes are common near the equator. 
However, the oceans at the southern hemisphere remain very warm, reaching a peak temperature of nearly 45ºC at their deepest points. The coastlines near the biggest water masses have a remarkably more stable and warmer temperature range due to the water's influence. It is currently unknown why the temperatures remain high enough to maintain the oceans liquid even at night time. 
The rotational axis is nearly vertical, meaning there are no seasons. The climate is divided into three main areas: Locations near the oceans remain relatively warm and more humid than the dry and cold desert areas. The poles are much colder, reaching temperatures below -100ºC.
== Gallery ==
Orellis-01.jpg | Surface map
Orellis-01b.jpg | Surface map with continental areas labeled
Orellis-02.jpg | View from dwarf moon Sitca
Orellis-03.jpg | Eclipse end at Laurani
Orellis-04.jpg | View from dwarf moon Spiacelli
Orellis-05.jpg | View from dwarf moon Gowaldan
Orellis-06.jpg | Gallati mountain range, with Gallati volcano at the end.
Orellis-07.jpg | A sandstorm viewed from the faint rings
Orellis-08.jpg | Riscoean rivers
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