Arbid

Arbid presents as ash-grey, with wind-carved plateaus and boulder fields. Surface temperatures range from −30 to 90°C at 92 atm, with dust storms that last decades. At 6,933 km across, the surface material is primarily differentiated layers of silicate and metallic rock. No moons. The sky here holds only the stars and the parent star — nothing else in close orbit to disturb the tidal baseline.