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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Revision for Ringo's Respite

Previous Revision, by Ariston [2022-12-20 04:45:46]Selected revision, by Ariston [2022-12-20 04:53:50]
DISCOVERER
CMDR AristonX/CMDR SheehyCMDR AristonX/CMDR Sheehy
NAME
Ringo's RespiteRingo's Respite
SYSTEMNAME
Grie Phoea EH-U e3-9Grie Phoea EH-U e3-9
CATEGORY
Planetary FeaturesPlanetary Features
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Dryman's PointDryman's Point
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
A tightly-grouped trio of bodies orbiting a common massA tightly-grouped trio of bodies orbiting a common mass
DESCRIPTION

Discovered at the outset of the Thargoid War of 3308 during The Fatherhood's Five Regions Expedition, this binary Class B/A system boasts four barycentric groups of planetary bodies, two T Tauri stars and a total of ten ringed bodies. The most interesting barycentric grouping includes a high metal content world with a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere (A 1), and two ringed metal rich worlds with no atmosphere (A 2/A 3). All three bodies are very close together making for excellent views from the ground and space. There are three additional groupings each consisting of two bodies orbiting common centers of mass, one orbiting the primary and two more at the secondary.

The system is named for Ringo, the discoverer’s trusty companion and ship’s dog. The explorer notes Ringo is an excellent conversationalist and works tirelessly to help improve the pilot’s skills by insisting they play tug-o-war during all difficult flight maneuvers and high-g landings…or just by shattering the silence of deep space randomly barking at his own reflection in the canopy.

Discovered at the outset of the Thargoid War of 3308 during The Fatherhood's Five Regions Expedition, this binary Class B/A system boasts four barycentric groups of planetary bodies, two T Tauri stars and a total of ten ringed bodies. The most interesting barycentric grouping includes a high metal content world with a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere (A 1), and two ringed metal rich worlds with no atmosphere (A 2/A 3). All three bodies are very close together making for excellent views from the ground and space. There are three additional groupings each consisting of two bodies orbiting common centers of mass, one orbiting the primary and two more at the secondary.

The system is named for Ringo, the discoverer’s trusty companion and ship’s dog. The explorer notes Ringo is an excellent conversationalist and works tirelessly to help improve the pilot’s skills by insisting they play tug-o-war during all difficult flight maneuvers and high-g landings…or just by shattering the silence of deep space randomly barking at his own reflection in the canopy.

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