Difference between revisions of "Tau-44"
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| + | =Areas of Interest= | ||
| + | ==Nebulae== | ||
| + | [[Image:Sumatra_Cloud.jpg|thumb|left|Sumatra Cloud]] | ||
| + | '''Sumatra Cloud''' | ||
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| + | Sumatra Cloud is composed mainly of microscopic ice particles. This renders most scanners inefficient, which appeared to be useful when IMG was choosing the location for their secret shipyard. The field contains pockets of volatile oxygen that are extremely dangerous to passing ships. | ||
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| + | ==Asteroid Fields== | ||
| + | [[Image: Brunei_Ice_Field.jpg|thumb|left|Brunei Ice Field]] | ||
| + | '''Brunei Ice Field''' | ||
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| + | This large field of ice asteroids was once part of the Barrier; later it drifted into the gravity well of planet Borneo. | ||
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| + | [[Image: Makassar_Asteroid_Field.jpg|thumb|left|Makassar Asteroid Field]] | ||
| + | '''Makassar Asteroid Field''' | ||
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| + | According to researchers, asteroids of Makassar are most likely remnants of a rocky moon destroyed by an asteroid impact millions of years ago. | ||
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==Jump Gates/Holes== | ==Jump Gates/Holes== | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 20 July 2010
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System Overview
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Local factions
Lawful
Semi-Lawful
None known Unlawful
None known Stations
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Planets
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Commodities
Produced
None known Mineable
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Areas of Interest
Nebulae
Sumatra Cloud
Sumatra Cloud is composed mainly of microscopic ice particles. This renders most scanners inefficient, which appeared to be useful when IMG was choosing the location for their secret shipyard. The field contains pockets of volatile oxygen that are extremely dangerous to passing ships.
Asteroid Fields
Brunei Ice Field
This large field of ice asteroids was once part of the Barrier; later it drifted into the gravity well of planet Borneo.
Makassar Asteroid Field
According to researchers, asteroids of Makassar are most likely remnants of a rocky moon destroyed by an asteroid impact millions of years ago.
Jump Gates/Holes
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