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star. The crust and mantle of this planet have worn away, leaving its iron core exposed. A coreless world with no atmosphere, UEE surveys of Corel II have

Mercury's core contains up to 70% of its entire mass. Coreless planets planets have a rocky mantle, but without a differentiated metal-based core Planets

terraforming candidate that failed when an attempt to raise the planet's core temperature resulted in a perpetually inhospitable, freezing environment

atmosphere that keeps water from evaporating and instead forces it back to its core. The atmospheric conditions make it inhospitable and impossible to mine for

lost its atmosphere when Tanga's star turned into a red giant. The remaining core is classified as a chthonian planet and is heavy in mineral deposits. An

An O-type main-sequence star (O V) is a main sequence (core hydrogen burning) star of spectral type O and luminosity class V. These stars have between

first planet of the Corel system is little more than a flare-lashed iron core. Originally a rocky worldlet close to the system's sun, Corel I's crust and

Where Corel I is now entirely a planetary core, Corel II lacks one entirely. A dead planet with no magnetic field, Corel II's atmosphere has been blasted

assortment of similar, less-savory types trying to escape their reputations on the core worlds. The result was a system with a reputation for a wild, anything-goes

StationARC-L3 Modern Express StationARC-L4 Faint Glen StationARC-L5 Yellow Core StationBaijini PointCRU-L1 Ambitious Dream StationCRU-L4 Shallow Fields StationCRU-L5

Centennial Bloom plant for her to take home. Emperor Kr.ēalso elucidated a core doctrine of Li'tova; that one small action can affect the entire universe

resources to support the conflict against Corath'Thal's armadas. With the core worlds focused on producing ships and weapons, the UEE reached out to its

The Accidental Explorer, 2464 "Education. Honor. Empathy. Those are the core values Reisse's universities claim to instill in their students. Yet, after

a former gas giant that lost its atmosphere. The remaining, dense planet core is a source of gemstones. A former ice giant that has been melted down to

of Ivar Messer. Idris is a F-type main sequence star. This planet's iron core has solidified after its crust and mantle were worn away. This uninhabitet

green and white in color due to silicate clouds. A planet lacking both a core and an atmosphere. While initial scans showed its surface was rich in minerals

it. A small dwarf planet with a few remaining mineral resources. The iron core of this terrestrial planet has been heavily irradiated. A network of underground

flight lanes. Hadrian is a Giants Giant-M star. A gas planet with a rocky core, Hadrian I's atmosphere is too volatile to terraform. A Class III gas giant

large-scale orbital listening posts no longer needed to be built so far from the core worlds. The Navy abandoned the partially constructed habitat platform structure

major prison, access to the world has been limited. A gas dwarf with a rocky core and a thick, expansive atmosphere that is not ideal for refueling. An icy

Ellis system Elysium system Ferron system Fora system GJ 667 Garron system Geddon system Genesis system Gliese system Goss system Gurzil system Hades system

System $3.6M: Ellis System $3.7M: Cathcart System $3.8M: Tal System $3.9M: Geddon System $4.0M: Chronos System The RSI website will feature a monthly "Wingman's

eventually achieved visiting rights to several systems such as Bacchus, Geddon and Kins. However, this was not to be a continuing trend. With the unfortunate

"id": 2236, "code": "GEDDON.STARS.GEDDON", "designation": "Geddon", "name": null,

"id": 2236, "code": "GEDDON.STARS.GEDDON", "designation": "Geddon", "name": null,

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