The Asura system is located very near one of the larger nebula to the galactic south of the Yugumo Cluster. It's 20ly from Jiyuu, and a burgeoning system of commerce that also includes tours of what many locals refer to as the 'Ayumi Nebula' that dominates local space. The system's star is on the hotter end of most main sequence G stars, so most planets that are hospitable are farther away from the star. It belongs to the Yamataian Star Empire, but is locally governed by several corporate conglomerates. Many, many planets still need to be explored for their secrets.
System Name: Asura
Star:(1) Yellow-White Main Sequence
Star Name: Asura
Type: G
Surface Temperature: 6200 K
Average Mass (Compared to Yamatai Standard): 1.59
Radius (Compared to Yamatai Standard): 1.27
Yerkes Luminosity: Type V
Number of Planets: 11
Orbital Radius: 5.44 x 107 km (0.36 AU)
Period: 1.52 x 10^3 hours (0.17 YE)
Orbital Radius: 1.13 x 10^8 (0.75 AU)
Period: 4.53 x 10^3 hours (0.52 YE)
This is the system's capital planet, the citizens are still trying to expand smaller colonies to fit more people as it's one of the more popular planets to live on outside of the Yugumo cluster. Tourism used to be a popular industry, since one can be on the beach, watch the rings, and visit the nebula all in one day. One city is on the shortlist for the region's capital building. Most of the citizens who survived the death of the UOC have split into factions, or been polarized into groups and communities based on race, creed, or employment.
It presently contributes a Senator to the Yamatai Star Empire, but does not host a military base.
This is the second inhabitable planet in the system, though very little is known about most of it so far. Most colonies are in the temperate areass, as much of the planet is essentially a desert. Terraforming companies might find interest in here once the strange rumours about the planet are allayed.
Heavy mining potential, requires exploration. Heavy industries are still vying for the rights.
A giant of primarily darker shades of gas such as rich cobalt and others, this is sometimes a stop for cruises overnight when the nebula isn't an option. The moons are yet unexplored, but most initial surveys agree some are habitable.
While a large planet, it is primarily caked in very thick, and inhabitable layers of ice.