Pyros
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| Orbital characteristics | ||
| Mass (Kg) | 5.88E+24 | |
| Radius (Km) | 6,576 | |
| Solar Day (h) | 14.1 | |
| Orbital Period (days) | 336 | |
| Semi-Major Axis (Km) | 1.31E+08 | |
| Periapsis (AU) | .876 | |
| Apoapsis (AU) | .878 | |
| Albedo | .25 | |
| Surface Temperature (K) | 241 | |
| Surface Gravity (m/s^2) | 9.07 | |
| Axial Tile (degrees) | 21.1 | |
| Inclination (degrees) | 1.5 | |
| Orbital Speed (Km/s) | 28.4 | |
| Satellites | None | |
| Atmospheric Characteristics | ||
| Albedo | 0.25 | |
| Atmosphere Mass (kg) | 2.5E+16 | |
| Mass of Air Column (kg) | 45.9989043192718 | |
| Surface Density (kg/m3) | 0.0155 | |
| Mean Molecular Weight Dry Air (g/mol) | 43.34 | |
| Degrees of Freedom | 7 | |
| Specific Heat Const Pressure (Cv) | 863.292096215967 | |
| Lapse Rate Dry Adiabatic (K/m) | 0.0105051988912371 | |
| Emissivity IR | 1 | |
| Visual Temperature (K) | 256.321575821142 | |
| Effective Temperature (K) | 202.609917362891 | |
| Surface Pressure (lb/in2) | 417.166601122184 | |
| Co2PPMV | 389.85 | |
| Co2 Emissions (Metric Ton per Capita) | N/A | |
| Heat Capacity of Land J/(kg K) | 1420.2 | |
| Heat Capacity of Sea J/(kg K) | N/A | |
Pyros is the is the planet third closest to the star Atos.
North Polar Regions
The North Polar region of Pyros is characterized by its dark, rocky terrain interspersed with occasional light-colored patches. The darker areas suggest extensive volcanic rock fields, indicating past geological activity. The region experiences frigid temperatures, though not as extreme as those on Eos, and is covered with frost and ice, particularly in the shadowed areas. This combination of rock and ice creates a rugged, almost desolate landscape, marked by craggy outcrops and deep crevasses.
Equatorial Regions
Southern Polar Regions
Ongoing Research
Research by Passio-Corum
Research Probes
IASS-00P1
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| Orbital characteristics | ||
| Mass (Kg) | 478 | |
| Radius (Km) | 1.5(m) | |
| Solar Day (h) | N/A | |
| Orbital Period (days) | 35 | |
| Semi-Major Axis (Km) | 452,255 | |
| Periapsis (AU) | .00284 | |
| Apoapsis (AU) | .00321 | |
| Albedo | N/A | |
| Surface Temperature (K) | 221 | |
| Surface Gravity (m/s^2) | .00000000142 | |
| Axial Tilt (degrees) | 31 | |
| Inclination (degrees) | 27.7 | |
| Orbital Speed (Km/s) | 27.7 | |
The second of the research probes to be launched as part of the Inner Atos System Survey, the IASS-00P1 was deployed on 36/1/35 PSSC on a mission to gather geographic and atmospheric data relating to the Pyrotian surface, and to investigate the possibility of life or the potential for settlement on Pyros. Foremost among the missions of the IASS-00P1 is to gather enough data to allow researchers to compile a detailed map of the planet.
IASS-00P1 is expected to arrive in orbit around Pyros around the middle of the year 37 PSSC. The probe, which is designed to orbit Pyros at a distance of around 440,000 km from the planet, will collect data for at least four years.
Mythology
Pyros is revered by practitioners of the Reformed Stripping Path as the Divine of Fire, Passion, and Creativity. Born from the primal flames that ignited the cosmos, Pyros embodies the transformative power of fire and its role in the eternal cycle of creation and destruction.
Epithets
Pyros is honored by various epithets that capture the essence of his divine nature and the fervent energy he embodies. Among these titles are "Flamebearer," symbolizing his connection to the sacred fire that burns within all living beings; "Forge Lord," highlighting his role as the catalyst for inspiration and artistic expression; and "Spark Father," signifying his influence in igniting the flames of creativity and innovation.
Worship and Festivals in Bassaridia Vaeringheim
In the realm of Bassaridia Vaeringheim, Pyros commands fervent devotion from his followers, who honor his presence through vibrant rituals and spirited festivals. The most revered of these celebrations is the Firelight Festival, held annually during the height of summer when the flames of creativity burn brightest. Devotees gather around bonfires and ceremonial pyres to pay homage to Pyros, offering prayers and sacrifices of valuable and prized items and livestock, in exchange for his blessings of passion and inspiration. The atmosphere during this festival is characterized by great excitement and energy as worshipers dance and revel in the warmth of the sacred Perpetual Flames which burn in the heart of Pyralis, channeling Pyros' fiery spirit into acts of creative expression and artistic endeavor.
Ignis Aeternum
At the heart of Pyros's worship lies the esteemed Cult of Ignis Aeternum, a cult dedicated to the veneration of the Divine of Fire. Comprised of fervent devotees and skilled artisans, the cult serves as a bastion of creativity and passion, channeling Pyros' divine energy into acts of artistic expression and cultural enrichment. Within the hallowed halls of the cult's sanctuaries, worshipers gather to honor Pyros through sacred rites and rituals, seeking to kindle the flames of inspiration and creativity within their souls. Members of the Ignis Aeternum are known for their fiery passionate dedication to their craft, embodying the transformative power of Pyros' divine flame in all aspects of their lives.
Iconography and Depictions
In art and iconography, Pyros is often depicted as a radiant figure wreathed in flames, his fiery visage embodying the passionate energy of creation and destruction. He is frequently portrayed wielding a flaming torch or staff, symbolizing his dominion over the element of fire and its transformative power. Other symbols associated with Pyros include the Atterian Whiskered Owl, which symbolizes rebirth and renewal, and the anvil, representing the forge of creativity where ideas are forged into reality. Depictions of Pyros convey a sense of vibrant energy and dynamic motion, capturing the essence of his fiery spirit and the boundless potential of his divine influence.
