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| name = Planet Death Valley | | name = Planet Death Valley | ||
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| − | | system = [[ | + | | system = [[Kansas]] |
| − | | sector = | + | | sector = 7C/D |
| − | | house = [[ | + | | house = [[Liberty]] |
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| docking = No | | docking = No | ||
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| − | Commonly referred to as "Death Valley" by the [[Xenos]], this planet was originally designated 'Planet SAC-T45a' by [[DSE]]. However, the Xeno's promptly renamed the planet as "Death Valley". The planet is rich in untapped mineral resources. First surveyed by Deep Space Engineering in 790 A.S., a survey station, the | + | Commonly referred to as "Death Valley" by the [[Xenos]], this planet was originally designated 'Planet SAC-T45a' by [[DSE]]. However, the Xeno's promptly renamed the planet as "Death Valley". The planet is rich in untapped mineral resources. First surveyed by Deep Space Engineering in 790 A.S., a survey station, the Alamo, was established in orbit. The most notable feature on the planet's surface is Dusty Peak, first discovered by Xeno pilot Glenn Thacker during a short expedition to the planet's surface. This planet was of particular interest given the Tau system's well known lack of planets. |
| − | Since the Xeno Guard captured Alamo Base, the Xenos guard "Death Valley" jealously, and will allow nobody near it. It's their hope that it will guarantee a return to their jobs after they've won the war against the corrupt [[Liberty]] Government and their corporate masters. | + | Since the Xeno Guard captured [[Alamo Base]], the Xenos guard "Death Valley" jealously, and will allow nobody near it. It's their hope that it will guarantee a return to their jobs after they've won the war against the corrupt [[Liberty]] Government and their corporate masters. |
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This page has been retired but kept for historical or other reasons, The information on this page may be incorrect, out of date or just not relevant to this version of Discovery. It should not be taken as canon nor any authority on the current version of Discovery. It is kept simply to show some history of the Discovery Mod:
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| Planet Death Valley | |
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| Location | 7C/D, Kansas Liberty |
| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | Desert |
| Diameter | 6,485 km |
| Mass | 4.73 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | -38°C to 69°C |
| Escape velocity | 9.04 km/sec |
Commonly referred to as "Death Valley" by the Xenos, this planet was originally designated 'Planet SAC-T45a' by DSE. However, the Xeno's promptly renamed the planet as "Death Valley". The planet is rich in untapped mineral resources. First surveyed by Deep Space Engineering in 790 A.S., a survey station, the Alamo, was established in orbit. The most notable feature on the planet's surface is Dusty Peak, first discovered by Xeno pilot Glenn Thacker during a short expedition to the planet's surface. This planet was of particular interest given the Tau system's well known lack of planets.
Since the Xeno Guard captured Alamo Base, the Xenos guard "Death Valley" jealously, and will allow nobody near it. It's their hope that it will guarantee a return to their jobs after they've won the war against the corrupt Liberty Government and their corporate masters.
