Tuun System

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Roadmap showing "new star system to be revealed"

The Tuun System is a star system that would have been likely released in the Exploration Update in Kerbal Space Program 2. The name of the system was not officially announced, but discovered in the game's files by u/DartFrogYT on Reddit, along with the Qeg System.

Planets

Tuun has the same amount of celestial bodies as Debdeb.

From innermost to outermost

Star and system characteristics

Tuun is an F-type star, estimated to be 2-2.5 billion years old. Brighter, hotter and mass-ier than Kerbol, with a massive Goldilocks zone, filled with habitable worlds and potential life.[1]

The system moves in a figure-eight style configuration with a radius of 0.2 units. The system is offset by 3.6 X axis and 1.1 Z axis units from Kerbol, making it the second closest of the other star systems, and roughly analogous in position to Barnard's Star.

Synopsis

Tuun synopsis can be found in the KSP2 Localization Files, discovered by KSP2 Redux members on KSP2 Modding Society Discord.

Hotter, brighter, mass-ier: Tuun is an F-type star with a larger Goldilocks zone than any other star system in the known Kerbalverse. This zone indicates the area within the Tuun’s sphere of influence where planets are warm enough to have liquid water. Meaning, Tuun has more potential for life than even the Kerbolar system! Who knows, maybe you’ll turn over a rock and find a teeny-tiny space center!

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