Varya

Varya presents as pastel violet and ivory, with atmospheric density so low that a person could float unassisted, with 12 moons spanning a wide range of orbital distances. A diffuse ring of carbonaceous grains traces the orbital plane, too thin to cast a detectable shadow on the surface below. Atmospheric temperatures range from -160 to 20°C across the diffuse envelope at 300 atm, with barely perceptible circulation patterns visible only over centuries. At 82,491 km in diameter, its bulk is composed of mean density less than water — perhaps less than cork. At 82,491 km across with a density lower than many gases at standard pressure, Varya is less a solid world and more a gravitationally bound cloud.