Kepler's Find

A system found long ago by an ancient astronomer in Jaspis' Great Conflict Era, Kepler's Find is located a few light-years west of the Two-Jaspis Spaceway and south-southeast of Essia System. Though not directly on the Spaceway, its location close to it makes it a potential pirating outpost and thus warrants the inclusion of it into the Abwehran Star Empire. As a bonus, the system boasts seven planetary bodies that had great economic purposes, but sadly no habitable planets for colonization.

In YE 45.1, the YSS Resurgence explored the Kepler's Find star system. It was the first ship from the Yamatai Star Empire to do so.

• Type: M8 V Red Dwarf
• Radius: 2.71 x 10⁵ (0.39 x sol)
• Mass: 5.51 x 10²⁹ (0.28 x sol)
• Temperature: 2200 K
• Luminosity: 1.56 x 10²⁵ (0.04 x sol)

SEE: Kepler I

• Type: Rock Planet
• Orbital Radius: 1.25 x 10⁷ km (0.08 AU)
• Period: 4.02 x 10² hours (0.05 standard years)
• Gravity: 8.61 m/s^2 (0.88 Gs)

SEE: Kepler II

• Type: Rock Planet
• Orbital Radius: 5.63 x 10⁷ km (0.38 AU)
• Period: 3.84 x 10³ hours (0.44 standard years)
• Gravity: 13.17 m/s² (1.35 Gs)

SEE: Kepler III

• Type: Rock Planet
• Orbital Radius: 9.79 x 10⁷ km (0.65 AU)
• Period: 8.78 x 10³ hours (1.01 standard years)
• Gravity: 8.5 m/s^2 (0.87 Gs)
• Special: Heavy Volcanism, planetary rings

SEE: Kepler IV

• Type: Ice Planet
• Orbital Radius: 2 x 10⁸ km (1.34 AU)
• Period: 2.57 x 10⁴ hours (2.94 standard years)
• Gravity: 10.29 m/s^2 (1.05 Gs)
• Satellites:
  • Kepler IVa; R-Type Asteroid; 302,265 kilometers orbital radius; 240 hours orbital period
  • Kepler IVb;R-Type Asteroid; 468,692 kilometers orbital radius; 384 hours orbital period
  • Kepler IVc;R-Type Asteroid; 652,359 kilometers orbital radius; 624 hours orbital period
  • Kepler IVd;R-Type Asteroid; 932,189 kilometers orbital radius; 960 hours orbital period
  • Kepler IVe;R-Type Asteroid; 1,123,521 kilometers orbital radius; 1608 hours orbital period

SEE: Kepler V

• Type: Ice Planet
• Orbital Radius: 3.87 x 10⁸ km (2.59 AU)
• Period: 6.92 x 10⁴ hours (7.91 standard years)
• Gravity: 11.94 m/s^2 (1.22 Gs)

SEE: Kepler VI

• Type: Ice Planet
• Orbital Radius: 7.34 x 10⁸ km (4.91 AU)
• Period: 1.81 x 10⁵ hours (20.66 standard years)
• Gravity: 4.48 m/s^2 (0.46 Gs)
• Special Features: Methane seas

An asteroid field located between Kepler I and Kepler II, Kepler's Ring is a field comprised by asteroids with high mineral / ore contents.

• Type: Asteroid Belt
• Orbital Radius: 3.71 x 10⁷ km (0.25 AU)
• Period: 2.05 x 10³ hours (0.23 earth years)

Role Play Opportunities for Independent Plots and/or Rest & Relaxation Arcs in Factional Plots for all locations in the system.

• To Be Created.