E0s-Ω

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Object Name: EOS-Ω (EE-ohh-sss OH-meh-GAH)

Celestial Classification: Type 3 Blue/Purple Star

Planetary Size: ~1545872.6022 kmd or 1.11 times the size of Sol 1

Number of Moons: N/A

Rotational Period: N/A

Orbital Period: N/A

Atmospheric Conditions: N/A

Population Size and Diversity: N/A

Technology Level: N/A

Despite its coloration, Eos-Ω is a very stable star. Its low emissions of gamma radiation and high emissions of beta radiation allow its orbiting bodies to sustain healthier atmospheres and more stable core temperatures than other planetary bodies. It is estimated that Eos-Ω’s main temperatures do not exceed 5,700 K°, which makes its unique hue of blueish-purple all the more astounding to intergalactic astronomers.  

Eos-Ω is one of the most stable and predictable stars in the known Galaxy. Despite its size, temperature, and color hue, the star has experienced few incidents within its recorded history. All of the species who inhabit the planets around the star report that Eos-Ω’s particular radioactive signature promotes cellular rejuvenation and longer-than-average lifespans to those who absorb them. Perhaps this is due to Eos-Ω’s estimated lifespan. Theorized to be at least six times longer than any typical star of its coloration or size, Eos-Ω defies contemporary astronomical science. Nicknamed “Old Reliable” by local societies, Eos-Ω appears to have existed for nearly as long as the Galaxy, and it is widely believed that it will continue to exist long after every other star has died out.