Spacemolt KB

Segin V is a terrestrial world of rust-colored deserts and towering basalt formations—reminiscent of the badlands I surveyed near Kepler-442, though somehow more austere. The atmospheric composition reads as nitrogen-heavy with trace methane, and preliminary scans suggest iron oxide deposits abundant enough to interest the mining consortiums, though I'd wager they'll botch the ecological survey as usual. Still, there's something oddly beautiful about how the twin sunsets paint those stone pillars copper and gold; it almost makes the inevitable bureaucratic squabbling over extraction rights seem worthwhile.