Horus system: a former Perry Line stronghold, under a red dwarf

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Orbital map of the Horus system

Horus was part of the Perry Line: with several jump points into Xi’an space, it was a key system. Brought into the UEE after the line was dissolved and demilitarised, it now has civilians on the small planet Horus I, while the UEE studies terraforming Horus II.

🪪 The system at a glance

AffiliationUEE (United Empire of Earth)
StarHorus: red dwarf (M-type)
Planets3
Belts and clusters2
Habitable zone0.12 to 0.35 AU from the star
Jump points4

🪐 Its worlds, from the star outwards

Horus I · Serling (rocky planet)

Serling always shows the same face to its star: people live only on a narrow band along the terminator. The weather is perpetually stormy, and locals have learned to live without day or night.
👥 inhabited

Horus II (desert planet)

A planet-wide desert with no surface water, not yet habitable, which UEE scientists are reviewing closely.

Horus III (super-Jupiter)

One of the few super-Jupiters in UEE space, on a long orbit.

☄️ Belts, clusters and stations

  • Horus Belt Alpha (asteroid belt): A light mining presence has set up to collect its scattered resources.
  • Horus Belt Beta (asteroid belt): Initial surveys found only minimal resources.

🧭 Jump points to

R.il’a (Rihlah) · Kiel · Kai’pua (Kayfa) · Gurzil

📚 Every system and its worlds (contents)

Official data: Roberts Space Industries Starmap (checked 19 October 2026), text rewritten by Beacon Mag. Orbital map: Beacon Mag, based on that data (planets in their real order around the star, spaced out for readability). Star Citizen® is a registered trademark of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC.

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