Æxlis

Æxlis is a fictional planetary body located within the Xylos system, a stellar cluster in the Andromeda galaxy. It is classified as a terrestrial planet with a dense atmosphere composed primarily of nitrogen and oxygen, with trace amounts of argon and methane. The planet's surface is characterized by varied topography, including vast oceans, mountainous regions, and expansive plains. Evidence suggests a moderate level of geological activity, with some evidence of volcanic formations and tectonic plate movement.

The climate on Æxlis is generally temperate, with distinct seasonal variations. Surface temperatures fluctuate between sub-zero during polar winters and comfortably warm in equatorial regions during summer months. Æxlis possesses a single, large natural satellite, named Lyra, which exerts a significant tidal influence on the planet's oceans. Preliminary scans indicate the presence of liquid water, a key factor in astrobiological considerations. The planet's magnetic field is robust, providing protection from harmful stellar radiation. Research into potential indigenous life forms or past civilizations on Æxlis is ongoing.