Bango

Bango
Bango is the smallest dwarf planet in the Guager system and the second closest to Stringo Major, it is only 0.0015 AU (225,000KM) away from Stringo Major, despite this shrt distance however it has a temperature of just 15,000 degrees Kelvn and this allows a small ecosystem. It creates 0.0001G, Earth is 1G.

Origin
It is the youngest of all the planets in the Guager system, as 109 Billion BC a asteroid entered the system and over the next 500 million years settled into an orbit that was very close to the Dwarf Planet Dango hence the similarity in the name. The orbit is now very stable but is expected to start changing after Dango is destroyed. It now has a very slow orbit, taking 15 Earth years to move around Stringo Major but has a day of just 2 hours. It is a small rock just 250km wide but has 3 moons. The moons are called Stront, Bront and Gront.

Stront is the smallest moon in the Guager System, just 5km wide and 2km long with a main composition of Iron. It has a small layer of debri ranging from 10cm - 2m in size that are 300m away from the surface, Stront orbits Bango at a height of 25000km. Bront is the largest of the 3 moons at 15km wide and 42km long and orbits at a height of 10,000km while being made out of copper. While Gront is just 22km by 14km and orbits at over 50,000km away, it orbits every 100 years and is composed of sodium Chloride.

Brango has 2 layers of rock a core that is 50km wide made of potassium and then the rest is made out of cobalt oxide.

Atmosphere
Bango has 3 main layers of atmosphere, the first one is called the sentosphere, from 0km-10km upwards it is mainly composed of Nitrogen and Oxygen, similar to Earth. Then it as the Zonsphere which ranges from 10km-200km, this is mainly Xenon and Krypton. The final layer ranges from 200km - 5000km, over 20 times the size of the Brongo however it is comprised of Ozone so it stops 100% of all UV light and 42% of visible light from reaching the surface, reducing the temperature to 15,000 Kelvin. This allows multiple microbes to survive in the deadly conditions.