✦ Galactic Catalogue ✦
Noah
Gas giant, ringed · Rare
Marks left here
Counted on this page only
One echo and one flare from each visitor a day. These marks stay on this page and change nothing in the sky.
The record
- Catalog ID
- PA-109SVNV
- Type
- Gas giant
- Atmosphere
- Dense, cloud-covered
- Diameter
- 64,548 km
- Moons
- 5
- Rarity
- 67 / 99 · Rare
- Claimed
- 6 October 2026
- Ring system
- Present
- Region
- Perseus Arc
Noah presents as tan and rust-red, with a great anticyclonic storm larger than some planets, with 5 moons spanning a wide range of orbital distances. Three distinct ring bands — separated by gravitational gaps — form a layered disc of ice and rock around the equator. Atmospheric temperatures range from −140 to 100°C across banding zones at 6 atm, with lightning systems a thousand times more energetic than any on Earth. At 64,548 km in diameter, its bulk is composed of a rocky or icy core estimated at several Earth masses, buried beneath thousands of kilometres of gas. Its 5 moons would be striking objects in the local sky — bright enough to cast shadows on the surface at closest approach.
Under the sky
The certificate
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