Vecupal

Vecupal is a fictional celestial body featured in the speculative fiction work "The Galactic Chronicle." Within this narrative, Vecupal is described as a rogue planet, meaning it does not orbit a star. Its origins are theorized to be the result of a violent ejection from a planetary system during its formation. Vecupal is characterized by its immense size, dwarfing most known planets, and its composition is said to be primarily composed of heavy elements and exotic matter, contributing to its unusual gravitational properties.

The surface of Vecupal is depicted as a desolate and frigid landscape, constantly bombarded by cosmic radiation due to the absence of stellar shielding. Its atmosphere, if it possesses one, is extremely thin and composed of gases not typically found in stellar environments. The narrative suggests that Vecupal's trajectory through interstellar space is unpredictable, making it a rare and potentially hazardous anomaly for interstellar navigation. Encounters with Vecupal are rare, and it is primarily known through theoretical models and limited observational data within the fictional universe. Its existence poses questions about the processes of planetary formation and the dynamics of rogue celestial bodies.