Warden System

The Warden System, formerly known as Epsilon Eridani, is a star system within the Orion Arm of the Milkyway Galaxy. It has been designated as a region in FLEETCOM Sector One and is of great significance to the United Nations Federation and United Space Command. The system is home to several habitable planets, with the most notable one being Harmony (dubbed as the capital world of the Inner Colonies). Being only 10.47 light-years from Sol, the Warden system is one of Sol's closest neighbors. Warden is composed of four territorial planets: Davon Omega, Harmony, Nova, and Eurest, and six gas giants: Enus, Poilia, Gnayacarro, Auruta, Mullerth, and Narus.

Age 7.2 billion years

Galaxy Milky Way

Galactic Arm Orion

Type

Inner Colony System (Capital System)

Controlling Race(s)

Yictan (non-native; existent)

Humanity (non-native)

Colonized

August 27, 2107; 617 years ago

Affiliation

United Nations Federation

United Space Command

Location

FLEETCOM Sector One

CENTCOM Region One

Distance from Sol 10.47 light-years

Nearest star Proxima Centauri (Approx. 4.24 light-years)

Population

Stars Warden (Epsilon Eridani)

Planets

• Inner Terrestrial Planets:

  • Davon Omega (Warden I; 0.794 AU)
  • Harmony (Warden II; 0.938 AU)
  • Nova (Warden III; 1 AU)
  • Eurest (Warden IV; 1.5 AU)

• Gas giants:

  • Enus (Warden V; 5 AU)
  • Poilia (Warden VI; 5.378 AU)
  • Gnayacarro (Warden VII; 6.236 AU)
  • Auruta (Warden VIII; 9 AU)
  • Mullerth (Warden IX; 10.756 AU)

• Outer Terrestrial Planet:

  • Narus (Warden X; 12.125 AU)

Known dwarf planets 4

Known natural satellites 362

Known minor planets 12

Known Asteroids Two asteroid belts

Known comets 6,236

Planetary system

Star spectral type K2V

Frost line ~2.5 AU

Semi-major axis of the outermost planet 12.125 AU

Heliopause detected at 2.6 AU

Hill sphere ~0.0497 parsecs (~0.163 light-years, ~31,150 AU)

Orbit about Galactic Center

Invariable-to-galactic plane inclination ~35.6°, to the ecliptic

Distance to

Galactic Center ~27,000 ly

Orbital speed ~225 km/s (~810,000 km/h)

Orbital period ~225 million years