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-It is in orbit of a class v, type D (Orange Dwarf) star called [[X'lar (star)|X'lar]]. The other objects in this star system are
+It is in orbit of a class Ib, type O (Blie) star called [[Sigma Corvi (star)|Sigma Corvi]]. The other objects in this star system are
-*1)a rock ball of a planet, it's orbit is approximately 165 million km, diameter of 1,571.2 km (982 miles).
-*2)a rock ball of a planet, it's orbit is approximately 195 million km, diameter of 2,692.8 km (1,683 miles).
-asteroid belt, it's orbit is approximately 232 to 241 million km
-*3)a class M planet ([[Age'Beg II]]), it's orbit is approximately 346 million km, diameter of 10,533 km (6,583 miles). It has a small Klingon Colony.
-*4)asteroid belt, it's orbit is approximately 453 to 492 million km
-*5)an icy rock ball of a planet, it's orbit is approximately 538 million km, diameter of 4,523 km (2,827 miles).
-a rock ball of a planet, it's orbit is approximately 79 million km, diameter of 9,011 km (5,632 miles).
-*4)a large gas giant, it's orbit is approximately 171 million km
-*5)asteroid belt, it's orbit is approximately 235 to 257 million km
-a greenhouse planet, it's orbit is approximately 139 million km, diameter of 13,307 km (8,317 miles).
-*5)a rock ball planet, it's orbit is approximately 182 million km, diameter of 8,690 km (5,431 miles).
-*2)asteroid belt, it's orbit is approximately 86 to 118 million km
-*3)a greenhouse planet, it's orbit is approximately 169 million km, diameter of 13,307 km (8,317 miles).
-*5)a small gas giant, it's orbit is approximately 348 million km
+*1)asteroid belt, it's orbit is approximately 38 to 573 million km
 Sigma Corvi star system is approximately 4 lightyears southeast of Starbase 118 and about 2 lightyears from the border of Klingon space in the [[Trinity Sector]].