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== Class M == | == Class M == | ||
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Class M planets are typically about the mass of Earth and are in their sun's habitable zone. Their atmospheres contain significant oxygen, liquid water is a significant surface feature, and lifeforms are generally abundant. With more water they would be class | Class M planets are typically about the mass of Earth and are in their sun's habitable zone. Their atmospheres contain significant oxygen, liquid water is a significant surface feature, and lifeforms are generally abundant. With more water they would be class O. | ||
*'''Type:''' Terrestrial (Minshara Class) | *'''Type:''' Terrestrial (Minshara Class) | ||
*'''Age:''' 3 - 10 billion years | *'''Age:''' 3 - 10 billion years | ||
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*'''Evolution:''' n.a. | *'''Evolution:''' n.a. | ||
*'''Life-Forms:''' Aquatic vegetation, animal life, humanoids | *'''Life-Forms:''' Aquatic vegetation, animal life, humanoids | ||
*'''Examples:''' Argo | *'''Examples:''' Argo, Alpha Centauri IV | ||
== Class P == | == Class P == | ||