Difference between revisions of "Solar System"
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* [[Alpha Centauri]] | * [[Alpha Centauri]] | ||
* [[Sirius]] | * [[Sirius]] | ||
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* [[Procyon]] | * [[Procyon]] | ||
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| + | And formed the hup of [[human]] stellar settlement before the [[Purge]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:08, 16 October 2006
The proper term for the Star System which is centered on Sol, its star (thus, Solar), and has as notable planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. A few other uncommon properties of the Solar System were its circular orbit around the Milky Way, and placement in a relatively inactive position in the galaxy. Sol is a metal-rich star whose mass allows it to have a habitable zone, making it rather rare in the galactic neighborhood.
It's current status is unknown since primus Eve made the system disappear. Where it once was, a vast skearn called the Hellskearn resides, a quarter of a light-year in diameter, a constant source of horrors coming from seemingly all manner of nightmares that roam over a thousand lightyears from their home. The seven stargates that were linked to the system - though inactive, were drawn into the fabric of space and are now known as the Dreadskearns. These were linked to:
And formed the hup of human stellar settlement before the Purge.
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