The Oraselk home system, Tamaake! Will probably re-upload this image at some point when I get the names of all the planets and the language system down, but I'm really excited to post this because I didn't think it would turn out this good lmao
Ill give you a few facts though! Tamaake is a type K star, about 0.54 times the mass of our sun, sol. Because of this, it has more frequent solar flares that can be damaging to equipment when unprepared. There is a solar probe placed in orbit around the sun that connects to a ground station on planet 1 (like I said, still unnamed lol), that can provide early warning and time to put up shielding.
Planet 2 is the Oraselk homeworld. Their moon is also fully terraformed. They have colonized nearly every part of their solar system they can and then some; their terraforming technology is the most advanced in the galactic neighborhood. Oraselk are typically hesitant to interact with other species, so have gotten comfortable in their own space. That's not to say they don't have galactic territory, but seek less than other species. Still, they defend the territory they do have more fiercely. Their systems are also almost always mostly, if not completely, populated by Oraselk, as compared to other species that typically allow and encourage cohabitation. They can't legally disallow it, but living there would be...intimidating.
An Oraselk homeworld day is 22 earth hours long. Their year is 342 earth days long. They have 11 months, and each week is 11 days. 3 weeks make up a month.
I will get into their writing system in the future, but they write vertically, read top to bottom instead of left to right like in English. Many English sources will turn the text on its side to be read left to right for formatting and design reasons, but the Oraselk council made a huge fuss about this when it was first implemented, seeing it highly disrespectful to their language. It was eventually ruled that the language was required to be written vertically on all official paperwork, but they had no jurisdiction over non-official documents.