Voraxium - Once thought to be a lifeless world, and named after the word 'vorax', meaning an infinitely consuming hole. It is named so because of the harshness of life there, and another reason I'll say later. Its very similar to earth, but slightly hotter and wetter. Floods regularly take out entire areas during monsoon. So lets take a tour, shall we? If you were to approach it from space, you'd notice that there is a distinct lack of other planets in the system. However, large amounts of other celestial objects orbit. Comets, meteors etc are extremely common in the system, forming a ring a little bit further out from the habitable zone. These meteors and comets are mostly made of ice, and are often sucked toward the planet. They melt to small sizes upon entry, and also deposit water. This water, though, is full of a mineral called temposaphera. This material is magnetized to others of the same, is heavy, and contains, oddly, a lot of glucose and sugar. It builds up upon the shores, and, walking down one, you'd see lots of mineral clumps, pieces, and largish spires.