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Golari
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Kr'Tal System
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982 Standard Days
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Type IV
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Taldryan
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Golari is a planet in the Kr'Tal System, currently under control by Taldryan. The seventh orbit of the system's star, Kr'Tal, Golari orbits Kr'Tal elliptically.
History
Golari was the last detected and discovered due to its unique composition. Golari orbits Kr’Tal elliptically, flying at its closest between the orbits of Taruma and Volcanus and at its furthest beyond Ateliuc and before Muraght. This erratic orbit accounts for the strange layer of frozen gas at the planet’s surface. At its core is a dense block of Neutronium, detectable only in dedicated deep scans by scientifically equipped vessels.
This dense core attracted over millennia of orbits around Kr’Tal the gases of both Altur and Ateliuc, condensing them tightly around the surface of the core as they froze. This frozen layer of gases accounts for the majority of the size of the planet suggesting that Altur and Ateliuc were likely much larger at one point before the theft.
As it approaches Kr’Tal, the frozen gases liquefy and then become gaseous once more, giving the planet a temporary Atmosphere of Helium, Argon, Xenon, and Tibanna. As it moved away from Kr”Tal, these gases would again liquefy and then freeze anew, collecting new layers as it again passed by the two Gas Giants of the system.
Because of Golari’s eccentric orbit, there was initially some concern at settling in the Kr’Tal System, fearing a massive planetary collision. A detailed survey was made over the course of a standard year to measure the orbits of all the planets to determine the possibility of a collision.
The computer model confirmed suspicions of a collision, speculating however that the collision would not occur for the next two-thousand years and would see Golari plunging into the depths of Altur’s swirling clouds causing little disturbance to the overall System.