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'''Maarok''' is a planet in the [[Par'tha Expanse]]'s [[Freeworlds Region]], on the Oscion | '''Maarok''' is a planet in the [[Par'tha Expanse]]'s [[Freeworlds Region]], on the [[Oscion Shipping Lane]]. It had an indigenous sapient species which became extinct nearly 20,000 years ago. Its inhabitants live in floating cities. The majority of terrain is oceans and glaciers, and some underwater ruins bring tourists and researchers. | ||
Shipping Lane. It had an indigenous sapient species which became extinct nearly 20,000 years ago. Its inhabitants live in floating cities. The majority of terrain is oceans and glaciers, and some underwater ruins bring tourists and researchers. | |||
[[Category:Freeworlds Planets]] | [[Category:Freeworlds Planets]] | ||
[[Category:Maarok locations| ]] | [[Category:Maarok locations| ]] | ||
[[Category:Planets]] | [[Category:Planets]] | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 23 January 2007
| Maarok | |
|---|---|
| Stellar Cartography | |
| Region | Par'tha Expanse |
| Sector | Freeworlds Region |
| System | Maaron system |
| Sun(s) | 1 (Maaron) |
| Moon(s) | 1 |
| Class | O |
| Physical | |
| Diameter | 11950km |
| Atmosphere | Nitrogen-Oxygen, moderate Carbon Dioxide and trace Argon content; Earth-normal pressure |
| Hydrosphere | 97% surface water; one large sea |
| Climate | Temperate, with normal seasonal variation |
| Gravity | 1.02 G |
| Primary terrain | Oceans, glaciers |
| Length of Day | 26h |
| Length of Year | 339d |
| Native species | Caraadian |
| Societal | |
| Official Language | Caraadian |
| Affiliation | independent; Freeworlds Council Member |
Maarok is a planet in the Par'tha Expanse's Freeworlds Region, on the Oscion Shipping Lane. It had an indigenous sapient species which became extinct nearly 20,000 years ago. Its inhabitants live in floating cities. The majority of terrain is oceans and glaciers, and some underwater ruins bring tourists and researchers.