Kuroga

Kuroga
Astrography
Star	Pagaro
Type	Gas giant
Satellites	100+
Gravity	N/A
Orbital distance	0.23 AU
Day length	10 hours
Year length	73 days
Diameter	160,534 km
Axial tilt	7.39°
Temperature
Average	150 K
Minimum	145 K
Maximum	155 K
Atmosphere
Composition	85% hydrogen, 14% helium, 1% other
Surface pressure	2.1 atm

Kuroga is an enormous gas giant with a ring system. At several jovian masses, it contains more than 100 moons, the largest of which is the oceanic world Azima. Kuroga has large clouds of ammonia and appears orange.

Physical characteristics

The atmosphere contains microbes which dwell within the ammonia clouds. It is believed that life on Azima originated from extremophiles from Kuroga.

Moons

• Azima - Azima is Kuroga's largest moon. It is covered in ammonia oceans and receives tidal heating from Kuroga which keeps the moon at a stable, constant temperature.
• Uketo - A large moon close to Kuroga in terms of orbit. Gravitational tides transform it into a world covered in volcanoes.
• Maji - Maji is an ice-covered moon. Gravitational pulls create geyser bursts of water which contain microbes. Below Maji's surface is a primitive underwater ecosystem subsisting on geothermal activity.

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