Feather Geyser

Naris 4: The Planet of No Flight

CID P-4

Orangestone

Marine Terrestrial CID R-17

Known for its orange-colored rocks, this region is filled with the highest concentration of geysers on the planet. Underneath is a vast caldera, and believed to be one of the sources of the strange substance found in geyser water.

Paradise Archipelago

Marine Terrestrial CID R-18

An isolated island chain with large geysers/volcanoes at their hearts. The region’s isolated nature means unique creatures are found here that aren’t found anywhere else on the planet.

Poison Peat Bowl

Marine Terrestrial CID R-19

The hot bog water of this region is constantly bubbling, the result of underground volcanic activity. The plants and the peat they produce are extremely toxic.

Frozen Feather

Marine Terrestrial CID R-20

An arctic tundra filled with colorful giant feather-like ice formations. The species found here have adapted to the cold by growing insulating coats.

Orbital Characteristics

Orbiting Body
The Nose
Orbital Radius
7.5 NU
Orbital Period
6 Days
Eccentricity
0.2

Physical Characteristics

Size
4 Regions
Rotation Period
30 Hours
Booger Moons
0
Detection Method
Direct Imaging

Observations

The species of Feather Geyser are thought to have been capable of flight, as most have developed wings and feathers. Yet no cataloged species have been found capable of true flight. Most regions are dotted with geysers, and most species live in the holes left over by inactive ones. The ejected water contains a strange substance, the purpose of which requires further study.