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| − | Holstein was ignored for centuries until the government decided that it would be politically advantageous to develop the planet as a hedge against encroachment by the Gas Mining Guild (GMG). However, the 80-Years War doomed the project before its completion; Holstein was rendered marginally habitable, if not pleasant. However, Daumann engineers performing a routine survey recently discovered the presence of large amounts of valuable mineral salts in the oceans and a small extraction facility was constructed planetside. | + | Holstein was ignored for centuries until the government decided that it would be politically advantageous to develop the planet as a hedge against encroachment by the Gas Mining Guild (GMG). However, the 80-Years War doomed the project before its completion; Holstein was rendered marginally habitable, if not pleasant. However, Daumann engineers performing a routine survey recently discovered the presence of large amounts of valuable mineral salts in the oceans and a small extraction facility was constructed planetside. |
| + | Holstein being property of Daumann has experienced an increase in industrialization and development. | ||
| + | Its undergoing a small terraforming process, several islands have been constucted and properties have been sold throughout the planet, rising the population levels to several millions. I also has the smallest dockport for DHC working mainly as a simulator for new crews and pilots. However the main interest lies in the rich mineral deposits. | ||
| + | Because it consist mainly by a huge ocean, massive industrialization has not been possible, and only a several hundred platforms have been built to study and extract these minerals on a mid-scale. | ||
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| + | Being on a relative safe system, Holstein is house to many Daumann workers, including one of the chief assistants, Friedrich Hanz | ||
| + | *will add commodities and ships later when I switch computers | ||
[[Category: Rheinland]] | [[Category: Rheinland]] | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 20 January 2010
| Holstein | |
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| Owner |  Rheinland
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| Location | D3, Frankfurt |
| Technical information | |
| Population | 5 millions approx |
| Docking | Yes |
| Terrain | Terrestrial |
| Diameter | 14,320 km |
| Mass | 6.00 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | -29°C to 17°C |
| Escape velocity | 12.11 km/sec |
Holstein was ignored for centuries until the government decided that it would be politically advantageous to develop the planet as a hedge against encroachment by the Gas Mining Guild (GMG). However, the 80-Years War doomed the project before its completion; Holstein was rendered marginally habitable, if not pleasant. However, Daumann engineers performing a routine survey recently discovered the presence of large amounts of valuable mineral salts in the oceans and a small extraction facility was constructed planetside.
Holstein being property of Daumann has experienced an increase in industrialization and development. Its undergoing a small terraforming process, several islands have been constucted and properties have been sold throughout the planet, rising the population levels to several millions. I also has the smallest dockport for DHC working mainly as a simulator for new crews and pilots. However the main interest lies in the rich mineral deposits. Because it consist mainly by a huge ocean, massive industrialization has not been possible, and only a several hundred platforms have been built to study and extract these minerals on a mid-scale.
Being on a relative safe system, Holstein is house to many Daumann workers, including one of the chief assistants, Friedrich Hanz
- will add commodities and ships later when I switch computers
