Jehu

Jehu is the second planet of the Judah system. The planet has no atmosphere and is not tectonically active. The surface is covered in craters ranging in diameter from a few centimeters to hundreds of miles.

The sand-like surface of mostly iron, feldspar, nickel, and copper sparkles with microscopic shards of glass from high-energy impacts.

The planets has no moons.

Near the planet's southern pole are large deposits of platinum and copperite. These deposits crop up on the surface in places as large, sharply-shaped, silver-colored structures.

Surface
Jehu's surface is mostly flat iron-feldspar sand plains, broken up infrequently by small mountain ranges or canyons formed by impacts.

Near the southern pole interesting, silverish rock formations of platinum and copperite can be found, but these are the only notable differences from the tan sands on the planet's surface.