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Rejuvenate Star System

Rejuvenate: A young main sequence star, at the prime of its burning fuel, grasps to the newly formed system. A not so massive star, in fact less than the Sun itself. Great future is to prosper beyond this parent… or not?

Hellscape: From a side, a burning hell, from the other, a frigid Selena. The planet is tidally locked permanently facing its star, this makes one side of the body extremely hot, with burning lava and melting dust, and the other, a cold, with nothing but rocks around the surface. The burning surface makes it really rich in liquefied metals.

Molten: Molten is a Venus-like planet, recovering from a recent collision with a Mars-sized planet, that originated two of its moons, Kollis and Collid, orbiting unstably around the huge sized rocky planet. The atmosphere is extremely violent, with ravaging hot winds, that obliterate any organic matter it touches, the massive gravity makes it uneasy for any matter to stand above the ground. Lava flows around the surface, as it cools down with time. A beautiful view it has from below the atmosphere, but only the brave may reach it one day…
>Collid: First moon of Molten. A very small sized moon, extremely close to its orbital parent, almost as close to the Roche limit to be destroyed and its debris consumed. Has a great landscape of view towards the burning planet, and a very light gravity, with its inner core being not so hot.
>Kolis: Second moon of Molten. A Mercury-like moon with its brownish like texture from space and burning rock around the landscape. Standing still on this planet is not an easy task, its lack of gravity and the closure to Rejuvenate makes it hard for any types of reposing rocks to remain on the ground, instead floating into orbit or even into outer space, since gravity is not sufficient to hold them onto the ground. The surface composition is not of as rich in materials, being most of iron and silicate on the outer layers.

Doomed: The paradise Earth-like planet, at the highest of its peak of chance of having life, although it may be too early, or to late to develop life on this doomed planet. The atmosphere is suitable for life to develop, the seas flow across the land, and the temperature is reasonable for every chance of life developing in the inner of the oceans. Although this prosperous future… something else prevails above life, death. Doomed rotates in inverted period compared to other planets, which causes orbital decay on its only moon: Irradiate. On the near future, the moon will be too close to the planet, causing all the radioactive material present on the moon to fall with brute force on the doomed planet.
> Irradiate: The only moon of Doomed, an extremely radioactive corpse flowing around the paradise planet, only to obliterate the only chance of complex life this planet would ever have. The gravitational forces of the inverted rotational period of its parent cause the moon to fall back on its velocity, and low its orbital period. On its surface are present huge amounts of uranium and other radioactive matters.

Lattelife: A half frozen planet, with its cold temperature, only the center of the planets contain water, the planet is currently on its ice ball state, maybe on a distant future it melts and becomes a habitable world. The planet is heavily affected by the gravitational forces of its closest moon.
> Drizzle: The only moon of Lattelife. This moon has a great amount of water on its surface, the tidal lock with its orbital parent and the closure to it causes the most part of the water to be facing the planet that it is orbiting. It seems water have recently evaporated from the craters of ice it had in the very close past. A breathtaking view of Lattelife can be seen from the surface.

Markos: A Mars-like planet. This purple-ish planet, with frigid dunes of nothing but snow, but the composition of this snow is different and anomalous, causing it to look purple, and giving this beautiful and unique view from outer space, the planet is recovering from huge volcanic activity on its unstable past. Markos has huge rings made on mainly iron, with the probable origin of a medium sized moon teared apart by the Roche limit of the planet. A nice view it has of the rings from the surface, together with the purple atmosphere.
Unremarkable: Just another cratered dwarf planet.
June: A massive gas giant, with lots of major and unique moons. Its gravity is so intense that causes an external barycenter with its orbital parent. Extreme storms happen below the dense clouds.
> Paradise: The first moon of June. The one body with vegetation and the evolution of complex life on the inner oceans, and on the future, on the lands. This planet has immense clouds due to the intervention of the gravity in June and Paradise. Sadly, for one portion the planet’s population, only half of it get to see the beauty of June on the sky.
> Moonio: The second moon of June. The surface is rich of corroded metals, such as gold, iron, palladium, and many others rich metals disintegrated due to time.
> Greenhell: The third moon of June. An extremely toxic planet, with deadly gases roaming across the atmosphere as it disintegrates and rusts the surface below the air, with a very hot temperature, having so rains of acid. The greenhouse gases of this planet allow it to have liquid water, not sure if this “water” is suitable for life though…
>Bandice: The fourth moon of June. This planet has a unique band of ice on its center, caused by the past fast rotation of the planet when it had liquid water, but it seems it also vanquished with the atmosphere too.
> Mountsaint: The fifth moon of June. An enormous moon has the tallest of the mountains in the whole system, its gravity is not enough to compress all the matter below the surface, causing it to expand into inner space. The moon might get bigger on the far future.
> Ashes: The sixth moon of June. A moon that passed a burning past, with now nothing but snow of ashes land on the surface, covering it with dusty carbon dioxide, and a violent and toxic think atmosphere.
> Icer: The seventh moon of June. Just another icy moon, a failed and lifeless world.
> Bigrock: The eighth and minor moon of June. Big rock that floats.

Chocotone: A ringed gas giant, with the coloration of chocolate… but it is not. Instead, it is a half ammonia gas giant together with other neutral gases, its rings are relatively unstable due to the proximity with Ironcoarse, its first moon.
> Ironcoarse: The first moon of Chocotone. A rusty moon made of nothing but rusted metals, with a huge magnetic field for its size and seismic activity.
> Ammonium: The second moon of Chocotone. A moon with the presence of huge ammonia gases, but not only in gasified form, there are present oceans of carbon and ammonia, and the entire land is covered of rocks of solid carbon, uranium, and ammonia, making it a violent world, but with the possibility of life.
> Arco: The third moon of Chocotone. A frozen planet due to the lack of greenhouse gases and the very thin atmosphere. Although its hot core makes it possible for the moon to have internal oceans, very below the surface.
> Strikes: The fourth moon of Chocotone. A rocky moon with only strikes of frozen water, caused by collisions with minor icy comets.
> Taitun: The fifth moon of Chocotone. A very interesting world to be seen of, the oceans are made of methane and liquid nitrogen and hydrogen. With maybe one day the possibility of life surging. The view of its orbital parent from the atmosphere is gorgeous.
> Goldrock: An enormous piece of gold, seem to be originated from another place…