Elyon

Size and Atmosphere: Elyon is slightly smaller than Earth, with a diameter approximately 0.95 times that of our planet. It boasts a dense atmosphere rich in sulfur dioxide and other greenhouse gases, contributing to its extreme greenhouse effect.
Distance from Lyros: Elyon orbits Lyros at approximately 0.7 astronomical units (AU), positioning it closer to the star than Earth is to the Sun but further than its volcanic neighbor, Zephyr.
Geological Features: The planet is characterized by a landscape dominated by volcanic activity and molten seas, creating a surface environment that is both dynamic and hostile.
Climate and Radiation Levels: The climate is predominantly hot and harsh, driven by high temperatures and a thick atmosphere that amplifies the star's heat. Radiation levels are elevated, requiring advanced adaptations for any technological deployments.
Color and Appearance: The surface of Elyon radiates a reddish-orange glow from its extensive volcanic activity, punctuated by the bright, reflective molten seas.
Scientific Anomalies: Elyon’s intense volcanic activity and its ability to sustain such an atmosphere make it a key subject for studies on planetary geology and atmospheric science.

Scientific Impact: The extreme conditions of Elyon make it a valuable site for research in high-temperature industrial processes and materials science, significantly contributing to advancements in these fields.
Political Impact: Elyon is a focal point for political activities related to industrial regulation, labor rights, and environmental policies. These are coordinated through a central matrix, ensuring that technological advancements are equitably distributed among The Invoke’s population.
Agricultural Impact: Agricultural activities are not feasible on Elyon due to its harsh environment. However, the planet plays a crucial role in chemical production, which includes the synthesis of vital agricultural chemicals used elsewhere.
Technological Impact: Innovations from Elyon in materials science directly contribute to The Invoke's ability to develop technology that can withstand extreme environments, crucial for the exploration and exploitation of other planetary bodies.
Economic Impact: Elyon is critical for its chemical outputs, which are indispensable in various industrial processes across the solar system, thus driving significant interplanetary trade.

Ancient Observations and Mythology: Elyon was known to ancient astrologers of The Invoke as the "Forge of the Gods" due to its glowing red appearance and was often associated with myths of creation and destruction.
Colonization and Industrial Exploitation: Approximately 1,200 years ago, Elyon underwent its first successful colonization efforts, which were initially focused on mining its extensive mineral resources before expanding into harnessing its unique atmospheric and geological properties for industrial uses.
Technological Milestones: The development of heat-resistant robotics and atmospheric conversion technologies around 900 years ago enabled the extensive industrial use of Elyon’s resources, marking a significant advancement in The Invoke's technological capabilities.
Cultural Impact: Elyon’s harsh environment and the resilience of its settlers have permeated The Invoke's cultural narratives, symbolizing the triumph of perseverance and ingenuity against overwhelming odds.
Environmental and Ethical Movements: In recent centuries, movements have emerged advocating for the responsible management of Elyon's natural resources, leading to the establishment of strict environmental regulations that balance industrial activities with planetary health.