Oblis Prime



Oblis Prime is the star at the center of the Trigon System. It's diameter is massive, at about 696,300 km. It has many bodies orbiting it, including planets, their satellites, and many minor planets, debris, asteroids, and assorted spacerock.

Name and Etymology
Populated stars are often named after their most populated planet, or any distinguishing features. Oblis Prime, meaning The Main Blue, has nothing to do with it's physical description, as it is a yellow star. It is named after the planet Oblis, it's most populated satellite.

Many of the old civilizations of the Trigon System saw the sun as a diety. One group called it Photeinó Dieós, or the Bright God. Natives of Pasam called it Lyeor, after their sun god, later becoming the planet's capital. The inhabitants of outer planets, those who rarely saw bright days, didn't usually name the sun, as it appeared like any other star in the sky.

When refering to the star, children use the word Helis, as an informal name meaning star. Exonyms are almost always the name Oblis Prime.

Characteristics
Oblis Prime is a G-Type yellow star

Biosphere
While stars are often considered too hot to support life, and usually are, small amounts of biolife have been detected in the coronal zone. Asteroids in very low orbit of the sun, without atmospheres, have been able to support life. Helis Biocoronas is the only lifeform known that can survive both the intense heat and radiation of the sun, within an estimated 700 km. Wether life actually lives on the surface is unknown, but seriously doubted.