Revision for The Quadrumvirate of Thebes | ||
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2024-04-12 13:26:59] | → | Selected revision, by Just Bear Li [2024-04-13 13:15:50] |
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Ammonia Sphaerarum | → | The Quadrumvirate of Thebes |
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Greou Eaescs XP-U c4-5 | → | Greou Eaescs XP-U c4-5 |
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Planetary Features | → | Planetary Features |
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REGION | ||
Orion-Cygnus Arm | → | Orion-Cygnus Arm |
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SUMMARY | ||
A system containing four Ammonia Worlds, a rare record which is only shared with a handful of other systems. | → | A system containing four Ammonia Worlds, a rare record which is only shared with a handful of other systems. |
DESCRIPTION | ||
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This system is one of only a handful of others with four Ammonia Worlds. In addition, there are also three Water Worlds here (one of which is a candidate for terraforming), and a terraformable body with high metal content. Unfortunately, there is little in the system to excite seekers of exotic life or spectacular scenery. The only landable body is the barren and tectonically inactive moon of Water World AB 2, and the location of the system doesn't provide remarkable views of the galaxy either. Nevertheless, the unusual collection of bodies may spark some interest. Cover image: Ammonia World AB 5. Water World AB 2 ... and AB 2 viewed from the surface of its moon (AB 2 a):Ammonia worlds AB 4: ... and C 4: Water World pair of C 1 and C 2: System Map: | → | This system is one of only a handful of others with four Ammonia Worlds. In addition, there are also three Water Worlds here (one of which is a candidate for terraforming), and a terraformable body with high metal content. Unfortunately, there is little in the system to excite seekers of exotic life or spectacular scenery. The only landable body is the barren and tectonically inactive moon of Water World AB 2, and the location of the system doesn't provide remarkable views of the galaxy either. Nevertheless, the unusual collection of bodies may spark some interest. Cover image: Ammonia World AB 5. Water World AB 2 ... and AB 2 viewed from the surface of its moon (AB 2 a):Ammonia worlds AB 4: ... and C 4: Water World pair of C 1 and C 2: System Map: |
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