#vellia

System: Argyle

ID: ARGB1

Equatorial Diameter: 153768km

Mass: 2.54*10^27kg

Orbital Period: 2.58ED

Rotation Period: 2.58ED

Solar Day: ∞

Gravity: 2.92G

Atmospheric Pressure: 10^6atm

Avg. Temperature: 334C

Inhabited Moons: 0

This enormous gas planet is the first of the four giants of the Argyle B subsystem. A brilliant orange and magenta world, helium rigs scattered about the surface provide a repository of the gas to the rest of the system. However, the true allure of this giant is its mysterious floating spore population. Bends is home to hundreds of species of floating spores that use the helium in the atmosphere to float along and pollinate. These range from simple, single celled organisms to massive hiveminds that stretch for miles. Several spores are also known to be highly intelligent, and can even be taught to communicate with humans. The Center for Higher Fungal Intelligence has established many outposts on this planet to observe and study these magnificent creatures. However, concerns have been raised about elevating any other species to a level of sentience comparable to humans, and the CHFI remain one of the most controversial research programs in the bay.

System: Argyle

ID: ARGB5

Equatorial Diameter: 112541km

Mass: 4.28*10^26kg

Orbital Period: 20.7ED

Rotation Period: 12eh 57em 37es

Solar Day: 12eh 37em 51es

Gravity: 1G

Atmospheric Pressure: 6.2*10^5atm

Avg. Temperature: 38C

Inhabited Moons: 0

No one has ever actually been to this planet as far as we know. Its kind of shaped like an egg. We quite literally could find no other substantial information on it at all, which is very strange. We will investigate further. It is the third giant of the Argyle B subsystem.