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{{Delica}} | |||
{{star | |||
|region=[[Outlying Territories systems|Outlying Territories]] | |||
|sector= | |||
|system=[[Delica system]] | |||
|type=single | |||
|position=Primary | |||
|class=M5 | |||
|luminosity=III | |||
|colour=Red | |||
|size=Giant | |||
}} | |||
'''Delik''' is a volatile [[ma:Red giant|red giant]] star at the heart of the [[Delica system]]. It is theorized that, when the star blossomed into the red giant phase, it destroyed three inner planets to create the [[Eanii Asteroids|Eanii Asteroid Belt]]; this same upheavel was believed to have knocked [[Ocedra]] into its irregular orbit. | '''Delik''' is a volatile [[ma:Red giant|red giant]] star at the heart of the [[Delica system]]. It is theorized that, when the star blossomed into the red giant phase, it destroyed three inner planets to create the [[Eanii Asteroids|Eanii Asteroid Belt]]; this same upheavel was believed to have knocked [[Ocedra]] into its irregular orbit. | ||
[[Category:Giants]] | [[Category:Giants]] | ||
[[Category:Par'tha Expanse]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:33, 13 June 2021
| Delica system | Star • Belt I • Belt II • Belt III • I • II |
| |
| Delik | |
|---|---|
| Astrological | |
| Region | Outlying Territories |
| Sector | |
| Star system | Delica system |
| Physical | |
| System type | single |
| Position | Primary |
| Stellar Class | M5 |
| Luminosity Class | III |
| Colour | Red |
| Size | Giant |
| Mass | {{{mass}}} solar masses |
| Surface Temp | {{{temp}}}K |
| Stellar Luminosity | {{{lumin}}} solar luminosities |
| Age | {{{age}}} |
Delik is a volatile red giant star at the heart of the Delica system. It is theorized that, when the star blossomed into the red giant phase, it destroyed three inner planets to create the Eanii Asteroid Belt; this same upheavel was believed to have knocked Ocedra into its irregular orbit.