AZAN
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AZAN is the star at the centre of the AZANI SYSTEM. It is the most important source of energy for the life on the human-colonised planet of CRETAK
Physical Characteristics | |
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Spectral Class | F5.5V |
Apparent Diameter | 0.727 dsol (as seen from CRETAK) |
Magnitude | -26.69 (apparent (as seen from CRETAK)) +3.94 (absolute) |
Mass | 1.2206 Msol 2.42777 x 1030 kg |
Radius | 1.120 Rsol 780,132 km |
Luminosity | 2.220 Lsol 8.497 x 1026 W |
Density | 0.868 ρsol 1.222 g/cm3 |
Temperature | 6661 K |
Habitable Zone | 1.421 - 2.046 AU |
Age | 4.2 billion years |
Orbital Characteristics | |
Distance from core | 16,000 light-years |
Galactic Period | 292.097 million years |
Velocity | 103.240 km/s |
General Characteristics
AZAN is an F-type main sequence star that constitutes over 99% of the mass of the AZANI SYSTEM. It is mostly comprised of hydrogen and helium, plus an assortment of various trace elements. With an absolute magnitude of +3.94, it is the brightest star in our stellar neighbourhood, in addition to being the largest and most massive.
Formation & Life Cycle
AZAN formed 4.2 billion years ago from the collapse of part of a giant molecular cloud. 100 million years or so thereafter, CRETAK formed. AZAN is approximately three-quarters of the way through its main-sequence lifespan. It will continue to grow larger, hotter, and more luminous over the next 1.299 billion years until it finally exits the main sequence, becoming a giant star and thereafter a white dwarf. The human colony on CRETAK will not survive after AZAN exits the main sequence.
AZAN
Credit: Edgar Grunewald