Raskor system

The Raskor star is a class V main sequence star, type M (red spectrum) with a stellar mass of about 0.3 (in relation to Sol)

Location

Raskor star system is located in space sector designated - Trinity - This space sector is divided almost equally between the Federation, Klingon and Romulan Empires. Raskor is approximately 2 lightyears south east of Starbase 118. It is the closest system to the base and is a frequent vacation destination for people in this sector.

Raskor I

• it's orbit is approximately 15 million km from it's star
• a tropical planet with a diameter of 19,478.4 km (12,174 miles).
• a density of 4.6
• a gravity of 1.28 G's
• a standard type atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.88 earth normal with nitrogen 62%, oxygen 31% and others 7%
• axial tilt of 26%
• temperatures at 30% latitude range from a low of 26C to a high of 49C with the norm being around 38C
• surface water over 57% of the planets surface
• it has a 30 hour day
• it's year is 123 days long
• it has a population of more than 12,000,000,000
• it is a member race of the Federation
• it has 1 tiny moon, and 4 medium moons

Raskor II

• it's orbit is approximately 135 million km from it's star
• a small gas giant with a diameter of 43,891.2 km (27,432 miles).
• a density of 1.3
• a gravity of 0.8 G's
• it has 5 tiny moons, 3 small moons and 3 medium moons

Raskor III

• it's orbit is approximately 255 million km from it's star
• a rock ball planet with a diameter of 14,947.2 km (9,342 miles).
• a density of 6.4
• a gravity of 1.37 G's
• no atmosphere

Raskor IV

• it's orbit is approximately 495 million km from it's star
• a small gas giant with a diameter of 48,217.6 km (30,136 miles).
• a density of 2.0
• a gravity of 1.38 G's
• it has 4 tiny moons, 2 small moons and 1 large moon

Raskor V

• it's orbit is approximately 975 million km from it's star
• a medium gas giant with a diameter of 83,460.8 km (52,163 miles).
• a density of 1.2
• a gravity of 1.43 G's
• it has 9 tiny moons, 6 small moons, 3 medium moons and 2 large moons