Aurious

Aurious

Orbital characteristics
Epoch A2000
Aphelion	1477900000 km (918300000 mi)
Perihelion	1467360000 km (911780000 mi)
Semi-major axis	1472640000 km (915060000 mi)
Eccentricity	~.0035829
Orbital period	11267.733 d (370.1925 months)
Average orbital speed	9.497 km/s (5.901 mi/s)
Inclination	3.059°
Satellites	34+ natural satellites 10+ operational artificial satellites
Physical characteristics
Equatorial radius	71234.8 km (44263.3 mi)
Polar radius	64799.1 km (40264.3 mi)
Flattening	.099318
Circumference	433558 km (269400 mi) (mean)
Surface area	59,833,500,000km2 (23,102,000,000 mi2)
Volume	1.37623 × 1012 km3
Mass	1.28237 × 1025 kg
Mean density	0.9318 g/cm3
Surface gravity	17.974 m/s2
Escape velocity	49.81 km/s (30.95 mi/s)
Sidereal rotation period	0.39346 d (9.443 h)
Equatorial rotation velocity	12.7536 km/s (7.9247 mi/s)
Axial tilt	27.783°
Albedo	0.294 Bond
Temperature	-154.7 °C (at 1 bar) (-246.5 °F)
Atmosphere
Composition by volume	86.3% hydrogen (H2) 10.9% helium 2.2% methane (CH4) 0.6% other

Aurious is the fifth planet from the sun in the Tendor System, and is the largest planet by far; with its mass of over 214 Anteria masses, it easily dwarfs the second largest planet in the system, Tsanfau, by over 14 times. Alongside its impressive size, the planet also boasts an extensive ring system which appears golden, acting as the otherwise blue planet's namesake, from the Latin word aurum.

The planet is a gas giant, and as such is mostly comprised of hydrogen and helium, with the upper atmosphere also hosting a large amount of methane gas, which filters out red light and contribute to its dark blue-indigo coloration. Alongside that, the upper atmosphere is split into various visible bands at certain latitudes latitude thanks to its fast rotation, and regions where different bands interact often have a large amount of turbulence and storms.