Tevara

Tevara is a fictional planet located in the outer rim of the Kepler-186 system. It is a terrestrial world, slightly larger than Earth, with a dense atmosphere composed primarily of nitrogen and oxygen, though with trace amounts of methane and ammonia. The planet orbits its star within the habitable zone, suggesting the potential for liquid water on its surface.

Observations indicate that Tevara possesses vast oceans covering approximately 70% of its surface, interspersed with large continental landmasses. These continents are characterized by rugged mountain ranges, extensive plains, and active volcanic regions. The planet experiences a moderate climate, with average temperatures ranging from -10 to 25 degrees Celsius. Seasonal variations are present due to a slight axial tilt.

Tevara's geological activity is significant, with frequent seismic events and volcanic eruptions. This geological dynamism contributes to a rich mineral composition and fertile soils in certain regions. Evidence suggests the presence of a strong magnetic field, which would offer protection from stellar radiation.

While direct evidence of life has not yet been confirmed, the planet's conditions make it a prime candidate for harboring extraterrestrial organisms. Astrobiological surveys are ongoing, focusing on the planet's oceans and volcanic vents for potential biosignatures. The origin and exact atmospheric composition of Tevara remain subjects of ongoing scientific inquiry.