Khöll

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Object Name: KHÖLL (KOHL)

Celestial Classification: Type 3 Yellow-Orange Star 

Planetary Size: ~1,740,847.52 kmd or 1.25 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

Khöll is a medium-sized yellow-orange star well-known for its steadiness and reliability. As its surface temperatures barely exceed 5,800 K°, Khöll births diverse ecosystems across all of the inhabitable planets within its orbit. Moreover, despite its size and condition, Khöll is a relatively young star, born amidst another star’s collapse. Astronomical theories stipulate that Khöll will exist for nearly an eternity, with it eventually transforming into a red giant star at the end of its enormous lifespan. Nevertheless, few intra-galactic scientists dare interfere with Khöll, preferring to leave the young star to its own devices. 

Located within the Outer Core, Khöll provides light and warmth to many planets within its orbit. Sometimes compared to Earth’s indigenous star, its gravity attracts multiple planets into its orbit and gifts them life and prosperity. Perhaps in reference to human mythologies, intra-galactic astronomers lovingly call the star “Sol’s younger brother” or “junior.” Whatever the case, Khöll’s healthy radiation count, low amount of solar flares, and gradual photospheric decay indicate that “junior” will exist for many more millennia.