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Al-Leyan


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Four Letter Code ALLE
Federation Status Unknown
Planet of Origin
Encountered TNG: The Chase
T/E Rating T0/E0
Current Tech Level N
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Name

  • Proper Name: Al-Leyan
  • Pronunciation: Al-Le'Yan

Home System

  • Quadrant: Beta
  • Location: Dran'tis Sector (coordinates B01-0002-1300)
  • Proper Name: Abbas
  • Pronunciation: Ah'Bahs
  • Stars: It orbits a class M (red) star
  • Companions: 6 other planets and 1 asteroid belt. Al-Leyan is the 4rd planet in this system.

Home World

  • Proper Name: Abbas IV
  • Pronunciation: Ah'Bahs R'ub
  • Diameter: 10,957 km (6,848 miles)
  • Gravity: 0.93 standard gravity with a density of 5.9
  • Axial Tilt: 12%, minor seasonal effects (less than Earth)
  • Orbital Period: 402 days
  • Rotational Period: 27 hours
  • Classification: M
    • Surface Water: 43%
    • Atmosphere: 0.93 is a standard pressure with 79% nitrogen, 18% oxygen, 3% industrial pollutants
    • Climate: Tropical with temperatures being on average 38 celcius (100 fahrenheit) at the 30th parallel with a night time low of 27 (80) and a mid-day high of 49 (120)

History

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Federation Intelligance Files

The Al-Leyans are a spacefaring species.

In 2369, Richard Galen wanted to take an Al-Leyan transport from Deep Space 4 to Caere, from where he would travel via shuttle to Indri VIII.

For more information see Federation Intelligence File ENTP-2369-0438

Notes

THIS PROFILE IS CURRENTLY BEING RE-WRITTEN BY THE SDC; Species Development Committee