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==Home System== | ==Home System== | ||
* '''Quadrant''': Alpha | * '''Quadrant''': Alpha | ||
* '''Location''': | * '''Location''': Draco Sigma Sector (coordinates A24-0002-1300) | ||
* '''Proper Name''': Ash'lie system | * '''Proper Name''': Ash'lie system | ||
* '''Stars''': | * '''Stars''': is a class V main sequence star, type M3 (red spectrum) | ||
* '''Distance from Star''': its orbit is approximately | * '''Distance from Star''': its orbit is approximately 86 million km | ||
* '''Companions''': | * '''Companions''': [[Ash'lie I]], [[Ash'lie II]], [[Ash'lie III]], [[Ash'lie V]], [[Ash'lie VI]], [[Ash'lie VII]] | ||
==Home World== | ==Home World== | ||
* '''Proper Name''': [[Ash'lie IV]] | * '''Proper Name''': [[Ash'lie IV]] | ||
* '''Diameter''': | * '''Diameter''': 13,733 km (8,583 miles) | ||
* '''Gravity''': | * '''Gravity''': 1.10 standard gravity with a density of 5.6 | ||
* '''Axial Tilt''': | * '''Axial Tilt''': 10.6% minor tilt with minor seasonal effects | ||
* '''Orbital Period''': | * '''Orbital Period''': 377 days | ||
* '''Rotational Period''': | * '''Rotational Period''': 25.2 hours | ||
* '''Classification''': M | * '''Classification''': M | ||
* '''Surface Water''': | * '''Surface Water''': 41% | ||
* '''Atmosphere''': | * '''Atmosphere''': a standard atmosphere with a pressure of about 1.08 earth normal, with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and other gas 3% | ||
* '''Climate''': Tropical zones cover all areas with the exception of high altitude regions and the | * '''Climate''': Tropical zones cover all areas with the exception of high altitude regions and the | ||
extreme latitudes (polar regions are average). Ocean currents are warm, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor. | extreme latitudes (polar regions are average). Ocean currents are warm, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor. | ||