Planet Zephyrion, a mid-sized celestial body, is enveloped by a thin, glistening atmosphere rich in silicon particles, rendering it luminescent with a pale violet hue when viewed from space. Its surface, vast plains of crystal sand, sparkles under the perpetual gleam of its twin suns, primarily due to the high quartz and silica content. Most striking are the crystal sandstorms that fiercely sweep across these plains. During these storms, the air fills with shimmering sand particles, which refract the sunlight creating spectacular, albeit harsh, light shows. These conditions, though visually stunning, suggest a surface environment that is dynamically abrasive, likely influencing the erosion and weathering patterns observed. Zephyrion's constantly shifting sands and its radiant, ever-changing landscape pose a fascinating subject for further astrogeological studies.
