Stellarographical Database

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Council Stellarographical Database

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Auvergne, Gallia

Stars, planets and moons

Stars, planets and moons

Auvergne Alpha

Location: Sector 4/5-D/E
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

TYPE: G2 LUMINOSITY: V COLOR: Yellow TEMPERATURE: 5K MASS: 1.99 x 10e30 kg DIAMETER: 1.39 x 10e7 km ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Aubusson

Location: 1D
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 1,964 km MASS: 2.11 x 10e23 kg TERRAIN: Ice TEMPERATURE: -250°C to -110°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 2.10 km/sec Aubusson is a small desolate world located on the far edge of the Auvergne system, in the outer regions of Alliere Asteroid Field. Its surface is fully covered with frozen water, methane and other hydrocarbons. Surface temperatures are extremely low, and apart from basic surveys, no detailed scans of Aubusson's terrain were ever performed. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Le Rouget

Location: 3B
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 6,711 km MASS: 5.24 x 10e24 kg TERRAIN: Ice TEMPERATURE: -270°C to -190°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 6.71 km/sec La Rouget is an extremely remote cratered world in the far orbit of the Auvergne sun. It was never visited by manned expeditions, and automated surveys showed its terrain is mostly comprised of rock and ice. The temperature on the surface of Le Rouget is extremely low, making it one of the coldest large planets in all Gallia. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Montferrand

Location: 2F
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 4,201 km MASS: 7.17 x 10e23 kg TERRAIN: Desert TEMPERATURE: -130°C to 190°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 2.12 km/sec A relatively low-weight planet for its size, Montferrand was deliberately named after a medieval Earth city that was located near Clermont and was unified with its neighbor (and rival) into Clermont-Ferrand in 1630. A site near the planet was found suitable to build a large station, to be named Clermont. As planned, Clermont was built on Montferrand's border, and grew to be one of the largest installations in Gallic space with over 9,000 residents. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Moulins

Location: 4D
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 11,068 km MASS: 4.95 x 10e24 kg TERRAIN: N/A TEMPERATURE: N/A ESCAPE VELOCITY: 5.28 km/sec Moulins is a gas giant located in the close orbit of Auvergne's primary star. Its atmosphere mostly contains hydrogen and helium with trace amounts of other compounds. Montlucon Space Colony orbits the planet. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Ussel

Location: 7A
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 8,516 km MASS: 2.25 x 10e25 kg TERRAIN: Barren TEMPERATURE: 16°C to 220°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 7.90 km/sec Ussel is a large hot world located not far from Saint-Flour mining facility. The planet was named after Ussel-d'Allier, a small community in the Allier department of ancient France. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Brioude

Location: 7F
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 6,711 km MASS: 5.24 x 10e24 kg TERRAIN: Barren TEMPERATURE: -146°C to -68°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 6.71 km/sec Brioude is a cold desolate planet on the edge of the Auvergne system. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Billom

Location: 3F
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

DIAMETER: 1,816 km MASS: 1.26 x 10e23 kg TERRAIN: Desert TEMPERATURE: -110°C to 220°C ESCAPE VELOCITY: 1.46 km/sec Billom is a small desert moon that orbits Planet Montferrand. Much like its home planet, Billom is a desert world devoid of any notable atmosphere and subject to extreme temperatures. Changes in temperature depend on this moon's own rotation, and its orbit around Montferrand. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Space stations

Space stations

Vichy Base

Location: 4G
Affiliation: The Council
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Napoleon III GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 320 Vichy is one of the most recent asteroid bases built in Gallia by the Council. The Sioule Asteroid Field lacks any valuable resouces, so large asteroids within the field are mostly intact. The lack of mining activity also ensured that the Police and Navy are not motivated to thoroughly patrol inside the field. The Council started building Vichy in 655 A.G.S., and in six years it was fully operational. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Lapalisse Depot

Location: 2E
Affiliation: The Maquis
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Papon GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 190 Lapalisse Base was built by the Maquis within the Limagne nebula in 699 A.G.S. . The construction site was mainly supplied from Vichy base belonging to the Council, and Council pilots are frequent guests at the facility. One of the primary tasks the depot was supposed to support operations in Auvergne and Provence, where there is a relatively light Navy presence. The site was also used to coordinate a large number of attacks, meant to confuse and disrupt the Gallic Navy operations in the days leading up to the Council's push through the minefields. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Clermont Space Colony

Location: 3F
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Police
Visual evidence: [1] [2]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Blaise Pascal GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 1240 The Auvergne system is one of the few human-developed systems in Gallia completely devoid of habitable planets. None of the planets present in the system were found suitable for colonization, not even for a mining colony. Most of the system's economy is concentrated around two large space colonies: Clermont and Montlucon. Auvergne is also the least populated of the Southern Borderworld systems with a population of no more than 7,000. Clermont was built in 549 A.G.S. in the orbit of Planet Montferrand. It was initially a temporary installation that would house workers employed on other construction sites, including Riom. As years went by, the station was expanded with new modules and grew into a large compound base that was classified as a Space Colony. Its population capacity rose from 250 in 550 A.G.S. to over 1000 in 680 A.G.S. . The original modules of the station are still operational, but they are in poor condition. As a result Clermont has some of the cheapest living quarters Gallia has to offer for those who prefer living in space to dwelling planetside. The more recent additions to Clermont have far more comfortable living conditions. The inhabitants of the station are mostly employed in the light industries on Clermont or elsewhere in the system. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Riom Shipyard

Location: 3F
Affiliation: EFL Oil and Machinery
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Gilbert Romme GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 340 Riom was one of the first stations built in the Auvergne system. A light industrial facility that mainly mass-produces smaller spacecraft for the civilian market, it has seen a considerable boost in productivity as the nearby Clermont colony expanded, and its citizens required small civilian craft to travel to the Gallic core worlds. Riom also produces larger civilian space fighters for various corporations. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Montluçon Space Colony

Location: 4D
Affiliation: EFL Oil and Machinery
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Audrey Tautou GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 1530 The large space colony of Montlucon was built in 644 A.G.S. by EFL Oil and Machinery. The facility is representative of a new generation of space colony facilities. Montlucon was built utilizing recent advances in technology, and follows strict quality standards for space habitats. EFL managed to keep the station profitable for most of its existence. The Second Gallic War attracted a large number of migrants from the Languedoc system, bringing the station to full capacity. EFL's policies deny the acceptance of any additional people, even relatives of the current settlers. The station also houses one of the largest Polymer production plants in Gallic space. High-quality Polymers that require Zero-G production methods, and various byproducts are exported from Montlucon to a number of locations in Auvergne, Orleanais, and beyond. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Aurillac Base

Location: 6C
Affiliation: Gallic Brigands
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: Sylvestre GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 520 Despite its remote location within the Truyere Asteroid Field, Aurillac is the oldest known pirate base built in the Auvergne system. It was probably built between 510 and 540 A.G.S., although the exact date isn't known. Most likely the first permanently inhabited base within the system, it lies near an alternate jump hole to Provence. The population of the base is heavily involved with the slave and Nox trade, but the substance is not usually sold onboard the station since local Brigand leaders want to prevent spreading the addiction to the base workers. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Saint-Flour Mining Facility

Location: 7B
Affiliation: Gallic Metal Service
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

CLASS: C-12 GRAVITY: Complete DOCKING: Yes AMENITIES: Yes POPULATION: 170 Saint-Flour is a modern mining facility built in 648 A.G.S. by Gallic Metal Service. The facility is equipped with everything necessary to mine and process ore from the nearby Allier Asteroid Field. A trade lane was built to Saint-Flour from Montlucon, serving not only to transport the raw materials back to Gallia and Mining Machinery to it, but to provide the workforce with a quick commune from the systems civilian colonies, where most of the miners families are housed. During the last two decades, the ore deposits within Alliers were largely depleted, forcing Saint-Flour to scale back its operations. Yet, mining in the remote areas of the field continues, despite increased Brigand raids against the miners operating far from their base. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Tradelane network

Tradelane network

Saint-Flour Mining Facility - Montluçon Space Colony

Location: 7B - 4D
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Police
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Trade Lane ring, making possible superluminal travel within a system. Trade Lane entry and termination points are usually located near key industrial, military, or civilian bases. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Montluçon Space Colony - Clermont Space Colony

Location: 4D - 3F
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Police
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Trade Lane ring, making possible superluminal travel within a system. Trade Lane entry and termination points are usually located near key industrial, military, or civilian bases. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Montluçon Space Colony - Orleanais Jump Gate

Location: 4D - 1C
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Police
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Trade Lane ring, making possible superluminal travel within a system. Trade Lane entry and termination points are usually located near key industrial, military, or civilian bases. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Clermont Space Colony - Sealed Jump Gate

Location: 3F - 6F
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Trade Lane ring, making possible superluminal travel within a system. Trade Lane entry and termination points are usually located near key industrial, military, or civilian bases. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Jumpgates and other jumpspace gateway anomalies

Jumpgates and other jumpspace gateway anomalies

Orleanais Jump Gate

Location: 1C
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Navy
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Jump Gate allows instantaneous travel between two distinct points in space. EFL researched and developed Gallic Jump Gate technology. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Sealed Jump Gate

Location: 6F
Affiliation: Gallic Royal Navy
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A Jump Gate allows instantaneous travel between two distinct points in space. EFL researched and developed Gallic Jump Gate technology. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Orleanais Jump Hole

Location: 1D
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

Magnetic and gravimetric readings are consistent with a Jump Hole -- a natural phenomenon that functions similar to a Jump Gate, though the hazards associated with traveling through a Jump Hole remain largely unknown. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Provence Jump Hole

Location: 6E
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

Magnetic and gravimetric readings are consistent with a Jump Hole -- a natural phenomenon that functions similar to a Jump Gate, though the hazards associated with traveling through a Jump Hole remain largely unknown. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Clouds, fields and other miscellaneous stellar objects

Clouds, fields and other miscellaneous stellar objects

Chavanon Dark Matter Cloud

Location: 1A - 2B, slightly extending into 3A as well
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A sizable Dark Matter Nebula on the outskirts of the Auvergne system. Surveyed and marked as a navigational hazard, it is currently avoided by all civilian and military traffic. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Limagne Nebula

Location: 1F - 2D, slightly extending into 3D-E as well
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A small but dense dust nebula. The Maquis frequently use its cover to shake off Royal Navy patrols. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Sioule Asteroid Field

Location: 1H - 5G, slightly extending into 2-4F as well
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A field of rock asteroids. No useful resources were detected in surveys, but over the past years, Council activity in and around the field has increased significantly. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Allier Asteroid Field

Location: 6C - 4A, slightly extending into 3A-B as well
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A large planetary debris field. Areas inside the field vary in density and asteroid size, suggesting that the cosmic collision that produced the field has occurred relatively recently, possibly less then a million years ago. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Truyère Dust Cloud

Location: 8C - 6E, slightly extending into 5D-E as well
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A sparse field of small asteroids and space dust with no useful resources. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

Couze Nebula

Location: 6G - 8H
Affiliation: N/A
Visual evidence: [1]
Last update: 07-29-823, Etienne Savoie

A small but dense field of space dust orbiting planet Brioude. ~ NeuroPedia, the unbiased encyclopedia

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