Dogoda

Salamis Baaloo Almos Circe Pharos Nausicaa
 * The geological properties of Salamis have been scanned from earth, but little else is known about it. Due to its thick carbon dioxide atmosphere and proximity to the energetic star Dogoda, the equatorial daytime temperatures have been known to turn the surface molten. The crust is composed of iron with deposits of platinum group metals.
 * Baaloo is a terrestrial world with an atmosphere of chlorine and krypton. The surface is mainly composed of silicates with deposits of carbon. Baaloo has a low mass for its size, and is tidally locked to the star Dogoda. The temperature difference between the sunward "hot pole" and the dark side "cold pole" creates constant gale-force winds across the terminator.
 * Almos is a hydrogen-helium gas giant with traces of sodium darkening its atmosphere.
 * Circe is a modestly sized hydrogen-helium gas giant with traces of sulphur and chlorine. These give it its striking yellow-green tint.
 * Pharos has seen only a cursory examination by an unmanned probe. It has a trace atmosphere of nitrogen and argon. Its surface is mainly composed of tin with deposits of carbon. Deeper craters have been partly filled by ice, suggesting there may be a significant amount of water locked up beneath its frozen surface.
 * Traces of sodium in the atmosphere give Nausicaa its overall dark grey color, but it is otherwise a typical hydrogen-helium gas giant. An abundance of water vapor in the upper atmosphere account for its white clouds.