Located about 60 light-years from Earth, in the constellation Lyra, "Draco c" is in the habitable zone and is the 2nd exoplanet to orbit the star Lyrith, a red dwarf smaller and cooler than our Earth's Sun. "Draco c" is named after the constellation Draco, which is prominent in the night sky. A year in "Draco c" lasts 200 days of 26 hours each.

The atmosphere of "Draco c" is predominantly composed of argon (72%), nitrogen (24%) and ozone (14%). The soft reddish light from the star Lyrith interacts with the atmosphere and bathes the planet in shades of lilac, blue and green, varying as the sun sets over the horizon and according to the season, creating impressive color patterns in the sky. . The seasons in "Draco c" are divided into winter (between 12° and 21°) and summer (between 18° and 27°) with light rain in both seasons.

Around 58% of this planet's surface is covered by lakes, rivers and oceans of liquid and crystalline water, which, like the rest of the planet, is full of life, including exotic and colorful creatures. The polar ends account for 4% of the surface of "Draco c" and are covered by extensive ice sheets. Ice crystals in winter and polar areas shine in Lyrith's light, creating a stunning contrast with the liquid oceans and creating glittering sparkles that can be seen from space.

The geographical features of "Draco c" create a lush and surreal setting, in areas where water meets land, we see beaches with crystals and sand composed of various silicon minerals. Much of the surface of "Draco c" is abundant in bismuth, forming rugged mountains of dark metallic rock and rugged terrain. On the other hand, the presence of organic matter creates a variety of colors in the vegetation, dotting the landscape with native plants adapted to the peculiar atmospheric conditions of "Draco c", the bioluminescent and colorful foliage illuminating the landscape and paths at night.

Beneath the solid surface, a molten bismuth core creates powerful magnetic fields that protect the planet "Draco c" from solar storms and cosmic radiation. This feature is not visible to the naked eye, but its presence is fundamental to life and eventually generates spectacular auroras that can be seen at the ends of the poles.

"Draco c" is not a populated planet, to build the citadels the population uses sustainable materials seeking to maintain harmony with nature, respectfully enjoying the bioluminescent forests and crystal clear waters. Advanced technology would allow a more comfortable life, but the inhabitants of "Draco c" value simplicity and connection with the environment and develop according to what nature provides, having transport and some floating buildings thanks to diamagnetic properties of bismuth.

Overall, this planet is a unique visual spectacle, with lushly colored landscapes that combine nature and civilization, aquatic and terrestrial elements, all in a conscious and balanced way. Its distinct atmosphere and geological composition make it a truly special place in the cosmos.

Located in the constellation Lyra, "Draco c" orbits the red dwarf star Lyrith. Your atmosphere is mainly composed of argon (72%), nitrogen (24%) and ozone (14%), creating blue, lilac and green hues when the starlight interacts with it.

About 58% of "Draco c" is surface is covered in crystalline liquid water, harboring exotic life. At the polar ends, 4% of the surface is covered by extensive ice sheets that shine in sunlight, creating a dazzling contrast.

The planet's geography includes crystal beaches, mountains of metallic black rock and colorful, bioluminescent vegetation. Beneath the surface, in the planet's interior, a molten bismuth core generates protective magnetic fields and dazzling auroras at the poles.

"Draco c" is not densely populated. Its inhabitants value simplicity and connection with nature, building sustainable cities and living in harmony with bioluminescent forests and crystal clear waters. Even with advanced technology at their disposal, they choose a more conscious and still very comfortable lifestyle.