Juno

Juno is the only known planet in the universe. Little is known about it. It is almost entirely covered by a deep ocean of liquid Aesium Boride, more commonly known as water. Strong weather, driven by high winds and teluric storms, ravage the surface of the planet continually. It has a thin atmosphere, consisting primarily of a mixture of Falinium Triboride and Digenium Zalide. It has an average temperature of 0 degrees, rising to around 15 degrees around the equator and dropping to roughly -40 at the poles. The poles are covered by caps of solid water. The few landmasses on Juno are scattered islands, formed from a variety of metals and minerals, primarily landsteel. There are large deposits of Segenium Volide, Aesium Genium Zalide, Atonium Digide and Poxium Digravitide in the land, as well as smaller deposits of innumerable other materials. The only known landmass thus far is Prima Insula, an island located in the temperate zone of the Northern Hemisphere.