Tynils

Tynils is a fictional celestial body featured in the science fiction novel "Chronicles of the Nebula" by author Kaelen Thorne. The planet is described as a gas giant located in the Kepler-186 system, orbiting a red dwarf star. Its atmosphere is characterized by swirling clouds of ammonia and methane, giving it a deep violet hue.

The surface of Tynils is not solid but consists of a dense, super-pressurized liquid metallic hydrogen core. The planet possesses a powerful magnetic field, which generates spectacular auroras visible from its moons. Tynils has a complex ring system composed of ice particles and dust, remnants of a shattered moon.

The novel suggests that Tynils is home to a unique ecosystem of airborne lifeforms, adapted to survive in the planet's turbulent atmosphere. These creatures, referred to as "aerophytes," are said to drift on atmospheric currents, feeding on airborne microorganisms. No sentient life has been confirmed on Tynils itself, though the novel hints at the possibility of advanced life existing within its moons.

Tynils plays a significant role in the narrative as a source of rare atmospheric gases essential for interstellar travel in the "Chronicles of the Nebula" universe. It serves as a backdrop for several key events and exploration missions within the story.