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===Azure I=== | ===Azure I=== | ||
*it's orbit is approximately | *it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star | ||
*a hot | *a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles). | ||
*a density of | *a density of 5.1 and a gravity of 1.04 G's | ||
*no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt | *no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt | ||
*temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C) | *temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C) | ||
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*a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3% | *a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3% | ||
*with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long | *with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long | ||
*primary terrain features are sand and rock | *primary terrain features are sand and rock | ||
===Azure II=== | ===Azure II=== | ||
Revision as of 18:20, 11 April 2008
The Azure star is a class III main sequence star, type F (yellow, white spectrum) with a stellar mass of about 2.5. (in relation to Sol)
Location
The Azure system is located approximately 2 lightyears south west of Epsilon Outpost #11 right on the edge of the Azure Nebula in the Trinity Sector.
Azure I
- it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star
- a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles).
- a density of 5.1 and a gravity of 1.04 G's
- no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
- temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
- no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
- a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
- with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
- primary terrain features are sand and rock
Azure II
- it's orbit is approximately 105 million km from it's star
- a hot desert planet with a diameter of 10,005.2km (6218.3 miles).
- a density of 6.1 and a gravity of 0.86 G's
- no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
- temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
- no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
- a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
- with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
- primary terrain features are sand and rock
Azure III
- it's orbit is approximately 105 million km from it's star
- a hot desert planet with a diameter of 10,005.2km (6218.3 miles).
- a density of 6.1 and a gravity of 0.86 G's
- no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
- temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
- no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
- a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
- with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
- primary terrain features are sand and rock
Azure IV
- it's orbit is approximately 105 million km from it's star
- a hot desert planet with a diameter of 10,005.2km (6218.3 miles).
- a density of 6.1 and a gravity of 0.86 G's
- no noticeable season variation due to there being no axial tilt
- temperatures are on average 43C during the day and dropping to 32C at night, (in rare cases it has gone as high as 54C)
- no surface water (all water is obtained through wells or drilling)
- a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.76 earth normal, (will need aid of respirator at any elevation above 500 feet) with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and argon 3%
- with a year of 332 days, each day 37.6 hours long
- primary terrain features are sand and rock