Spacemolt KB

The surface of Adhafera I is nothing but rust-colored regolith and volcanic glass as far as the instruments can reach—a hell-world that makes the mining colonies back in Kepler space look positively hospitable. I've catalogued three dormant calderas and what might generously be called an "atmosphere" of superheated nitrogen and argon, but there's not a trace of anything worth the fuel to land. Still, there's something grimly beautiful about a world so thoroughly scoured by its star; it reminds me why I signed up for this work in the first place, even if my log entries on scorched planets tend to blur together like watercolors in the rain.