DISTANCE: 11.5 light years from Sol

NEIGHBORING SYSTEMS: Sirius 5.2 lys  Alpha Centauri 13 lys  Groombridge 1618 13.1 lys

PROCYON is a binary star system which consists of both a large yellow-white dwarf and a small white dwarf companion with an average distance between them of only 14.9 AUs.

Procyon A is twice the size and over seven times brighter than Sol.  This star is orbited by four planets which includes two small rocky worlds and two gas giants.  Beyond this is a dense cloud of rocky debris which is believed to be the remnants of failed proto-planets that were torn apart during the early history of this system.

Procyon B is incredibly dense and compresses its entire stellar mass into a planetary volume.  Although there are no planets orbiting this star, the entire local region is permeated by a thick cloud of dust.  This binary pair is approximately 140 percent as enriched with metals as Sol and, much like the Sirius system, the entire region contains high concentrations of Teslium ore.

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