Boriallas

Boriallas is a star located in the NGC 6384 galaxy, it is a yellow dwarf with a spectrum of G5.8 V and is 6.1 billion years old. It is very similar to the sun, being slightly smaller and less massive and luminous. The system has 8 planets, and 2 moons with life.
== Star & System information ==
Boriallas shines light on 8 planets, and over 200 moons. 2 of these moons host life, but no highly intelligent life inhabits this system. Boriallas itself is an active yellow dwarf star, quietly burning hydrogen into helium. Boriallas shines with the energy of roughly 0.96018 suns, its photosphere--more or less surface-- only slightly more orange in appearance than our sun's own 5780 Kelvin photosphere. Stars of this type are also fairly similar in mass, from 0.9 to 1.1 solar masses.
As a G-type main sequence star, Boriallas is still in the first stage of its life, quietly fusing hydrogen into helium. Once its core supply of hydrogen runs out, it will swell to much larger proportions and become a red giant. It will also begin to fuse helium into more massive elements of carbon and oxygen. Its eventual death will create one of the most beautiful spectacles the sky has to offer by shedding its outer layers and forming a spectacular planetary nebula. The remaining, skeleton-like star-- known as a white dwarf-- will illuminate and propel the nebula outward for thousands of years.
== Known Planets ==
Boriallas is home to 8 alien worlds that orbit the star, some hot and some cold, but each unique.
* Boriallas 1 (Unnamed)
* Boriallas 2 (Unnamed)
* Boriallas 3 (Unnamed)
* Phoenix
* Boriallas 5 (Unnamed)
* Boriallas 6 (Unnamed)
* Boriallas 7 (Unnamed)
* Boriallas 8 (Unnamed)
== Gallery ==
File:Boriallas.png|Boriallas
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