JUNO-934-2234 (Gomillia system 0.9)

The Brown Dwarf: Gomillia’s Wanderer

Name: Gomillia’s Wanderer

Scientific name : JUNO-934-2234

Type: Brown Dwarf

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Characteristics:

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Mass: Approximately 13 times the mass of upiter

Temperature: Around 1,000 K

Composition: Predominantly hydrogen and helium, with traces of methane and water vapor

Appearance:

A dim, reddish-brown glow, barely visible to the naked eye from Cylero

Historical Context

Original Orbit:

#Gomillia’s Wanderer originally orbited the massive star Gomillia, but due to the star’s immense gravitational pull, it was flung out of its orbit.

Gamma Ray Burst:

Before the gamma ray burst, the brown dwarf was captured by the gravitational forces of the Juno system.

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Impact on the Juno System

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Disruption:

The arrival of Gomillia’s Wanderer caused significant gravitational disruptions, altering the orbits of several planets.

Cylero and Tydo's moons :

These planets were flung into the habitable zone, making them suitable for life. Cylero, in particular, became a haven for the Droods, who witnessed the appearance of the new star.

Urados:

This planet was ejected from the Juno system. Its moon, Tarturus, similar to Titan, retained its thick atmosphere and methane oceans but became much colder due to the increased distance from the star.

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Discovery by the Droods

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Observation:

After the gamma ray burst, the Droods on Cylero noticed the new star (Gomillia’s Wanderer) and embarked on a mission to discover its origins.

Shock and Awe:

The Droods were astonished to find that this dim star was responsible for the dramatic changes in their planetary system, including the newfound habitability of Cylero and Tydo's moons.

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SUMMARY

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Gomillia’s Wanderer:

A brown dwarf with a mass approximately 13 times that of Jupiter, originally orbited the massive star Gomillia but was flung out due to gravitational forces.

Impact on Juno System:

Its arrival caused significant gravitational disruptions, altering the orbits of several planets, making Cylero and Tydo’s moons habitable, and ejecting Urados from the system.

Discovery by Droods:

The inhabitants of Cylero, known as Droods, observed the new star after a gamma ray burst and embarked on a mission to discover its origins, finding it responsible for the dramatic changes in their planetary system.

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