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Majorsüdenäina is a fictional celestial body located in the Andromeda Galaxy. Discovered by the interstellar exploration vessel Odyssey in the year 2342, its most notable feature is its unusual atmospheric composition, rich in exotic gases that produce vibrant, shifting auroras visible from light-years away. The planet is a terrestrial world, slightly larger than Earth, with a gravity approximately 1.2 times that of Earth's.

Initial probes indicate the presence of liquid water on the surface, though its chemical makeup is still under analysis. The planet orbits a K-type star, a slightly cooler and smaller star than our Sun, which results in a longer orbital period and a more temperate climate on Majorsüdenäina. While no complex life forms have been detected, microbial ecosystems are suspected in subsurface oceans.

The planet's geology is characterized by extensive volcanic activity and vast, crystalline plains. The unusual atmospheric gases are believed to be a byproduct of these geological processes. Further research into Majorsüdenäina is ongoing, with plans for a manned mission in the next decade to study its unique environment and potential for exobiological discovery. The name "Majorsüdenäina" is derived from a combination of ancient Earth languages, meaning "great southern light," a reference to its prominent auroral displays.