Solae Star System

The Solae Star System is made up of the sun and its planetary system of 15 planets, their moons, and non-stellar objects. It was formed approximately 5.9 billion years ago from the collapsed molecular cloud. Most of the mass is in the sun, with a large percentage (around 60%-85%) in the planet Ioptus. There are seven terrestrial planets, the closest being Vaelin, Betriation, Xetus, Arioles, Cantor, Peiscis, and Scantalin. There are five larger gaseous planets. Saecops, Ioptus, Yitten, Helius, and Coemptus. The final two planets are terrestrial planets, about the size of Arioles. They are called Rictin and Feon. The planets Saecops, Ioptus, and Helius are mainly comprised of hydrogen and helium. They are referred to as "gas" giants; where as outer planets Xetus, Arioles, Cantor, Peiscis, and Scantalin are commonly referred to as ices due to their higher quantity of nitrogen and methane. Between Betriation and Xetus, is a large ring of asteroids in orbit around the sun. This band is responsible for the meteor showers during Tessan's Festivius de Pyroluxis.

Outside of the planetary zone (the area in which the fifteen planets occupy) is two regions. One is called the Keplin Range. This area contains more building blocks for planets. Even farther outside, is the Outer Loop. Here is a mixture of dust and residue, and provides an origin for comets and larger space bodies. BIUAA (Betriation International Union of Astronomy and Aerospace) has found evidence of free floating water in the dust.