Asterix-1

Asterix-1
Asterix-1 was named because all four of it's celestial bodies were in superior conjunction when it was found, making the system look like an asterisk.

Star-
The star is an F type, with a lifespan of 8 billion years. It is a frequent solar stormer.

Planets

 * Asterix b- Slightly smaller than Mercury, this planet has a tenuous atmosphere of hydrogen. It is the closest planet to it's star. (Pink)
 * Asterix c- A Super Earth twice the size of our planet, it has a Carbon Dioxide atmosphere that evaporated it's oceans millions of years ago. (Green)
 * Asterix d- A gas giant the size of Jupiter, it has many moons. It orbits very far away from it's star. (Red)

Asteroids

 * 1) Risk 1.jpg 1- Venus-sized, believed to be the fourth celestial body in Asterix. Though frozen for most of its orbit, during late spring, summer, and early fall, it gets around 85 F. However, during winter, it gets around -115 F. It has small, flying microbial life that take flight in Summer. (Light Blue)
 * 2) Risk 2- Pluto-sized.