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=Areas of Interest=
 
=Areas of Interest=
 
==Nebulae==
 
==Nebulae==
 
[[Image:Autun.JPG|thumb|right|160px|The Autun Nebula]]
 
  
 
'''Autun Nebula'''
 
'''Autun Nebula'''
  
 
A vast nebula consistent mainly of small ice particles.
 
A vast nebula consistent mainly of small ice particles.
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'''Saint-Remy Nebula'''
 
'''Saint-Remy Nebula'''
  
 
A medium-sized nebula of ice particles located within the Nievre Asteroid Field.
 
A medium-sized nebula of ice particles located within the Nievre Asteroid Field.
  
[[Image: Saint_remy_2.JPG|thumb|left|The Saint Remy Nebula]]
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==Asteroid Fields==
 
==Asteroid Fields==
  
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A relatively large asteroid field in the densely populated area of the Burgundy system. [[Council]] activity is known to be high within the field, with pirates of various kinds also present.
 
A relatively large asteroid field in the densely populated area of the Burgundy system. [[Council]] activity is known to be high within the field, with pirates of various kinds also present.
  
[[Image:Saint_remy.JPG|thumb|left|The Voiron Asteroid Field]]
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'''Morvan Asteroid Field'''
 
'''Morvan Asteroid Field'''
  
 
An asteroid field in a populated area of Burgundy system. [[Gallic Brigands]] activity is known to be high within the field borders, and civilians are advised to keep their distance.
 
An asteroid field in a populated area of Burgundy system. [[Gallic Brigands]] activity is known to be high within the field borders, and civilians are advised to keep their distance.
  
[[Image:Morvan Asteroid Field.JPG|thumb|rigth|The Morvan Asteroid Field]]
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'''Cote-d'Or Asteroid Field'''
 
'''Cote-d'Or Asteroid Field'''
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A large asteroid field in a remote region of Burgundy. Remains largely unexplored.
 
A large asteroid field in a remote region of Burgundy. Remains largely unexplored.
  
[[Image:Cote-d'Or.JPG|thumb|left|The Cote-d'Or Asteroid Field]]
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[[Image:Burgundy-Space.JPG|thumb|rigth|Normal Space Colour of Burgundy]]
 
  
 
==Artificial Formations==
 
==Artificial Formations==
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A medium-sized field of large space debris remaining after construction of the [[Dijon Station]]. This area was also used to dump debris remaining after other Burgundy base construction sites. Junkers have made an attempt to clear outer parts of the field, but after the start of [[Second Gallic War]] it became obvious that this operation won't reach completion anytime soon.
 
A medium-sized field of large space debris remaining after construction of the [[Dijon Station]]. This area was also used to dump debris remaining after other Burgundy base construction sites. Junkers have made an attempt to clear outer parts of the field, but after the start of [[Second Gallic War]] it became obvious that this operation won't reach completion anytime soon.
  
[[Image:Genlis.JPG|thumb|left|The Genlis Debris Field]]
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'''Tille Debris Field'''
 
'''Tille Debris Field'''
  
 
A debris field located not far from Alesia Station, formed after construction of Alesia, Avallon and nearby trade lanes in 600-700 A.S.  
 
A debris field located not far from Alesia Station, formed after construction of Alesia, Avallon and nearby trade lanes in 600-700 A.S.  
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[[Image:Tille.JPG|100px|left|]]
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==Planet Tonnerre==
 
==Planet Tonnerre==
[[Image:Tonerre2.JPG|thumb|right|Planet Tonnerre]]
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A planet of immense size and gravitation, '''Tonnerre''' is the center of the explored parts of the Burgundy system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all [[Kingdom of Gallia|Gallia]] (and probably in all [[Sirius]])), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and a white outer ring consisting mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles. Tonnerre has four moons, namely '''Yonne''', '''Auxerre''', '''Chatillion-sur-Seine''', and '''Saulieu'''. Simulations indicate that another two planetoids in the system used to orbit it as well.
 
A planet of immense size and gravitation, '''Tonnerre''' is the center of the explored parts of the Burgundy system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all [[Kingdom of Gallia|Gallia]] (and probably in all [[Sirius]])), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and a white outer ring consisting mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles. Tonnerre has four moons, namely '''Yonne''', '''Auxerre''', '''Chatillion-sur-Seine''', and '''Saulieu'''. Simulations indicate that another two planetoids in the system used to orbit it as well.
  
[[Image:Tille.JPG|thumb|left|The Cote-d'Or Asteroid Field]]
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[[Image:Tonerre2.JPG|100px|left|]]
 
{{Clear}}
 
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==Jump Gates/Holes==
 
==Jump Gates/Holes==

Revision as of 11:57, 25 November 2018


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File:Burgundy.JPG
Burgundy System

No current description


System Navmaps

System Overview

Local factions
Lawful
Semi-Lawful

None known

Unlawful
Stations
Planets
Nevers2.JPG
Planet Nevers
Inhabited
Auxerre.jpg
Auxerre
Uninhabited
Clamency.jpg
Clamency
Uninhabited
Le Creusot
Uninhabited
Marigny.jpg
Marigny
Uninhabited
Planet Beaune.jpg
Planet Beaune
Uninhabited
Planet Maligny
Uninhabited
Planet Orville
Uninhabited
Planet Tonnerre
Uninhabited
Saulieu.jpg
Saulieu
Uninhabited
Commodities
Produced
Mineable
  • nothing




Areas of Interest

Nebulae

Autun Nebula

A vast nebula consistent mainly of small ice particles.

Autun.JPG



Saint-Remy Nebula

A medium-sized nebula of ice particles located within the Nievre Asteroid Field.

Saint remy 2.JPG



Asteroid Fields

Voiron Asteroid Field

A relatively large asteroid field in the densely populated area of the Burgundy system. Council activity is known to be high within the field, with pirates of various kinds also present.

Saint remy.JPG



Morvan Asteroid Field

An asteroid field in a populated area of Burgundy system. Gallic Brigands activity is known to be high within the field borders, and civilians are advised to keep their distance.

Morvan Asteroid Field.JPG



Cote-d'Or Asteroid Field

A large asteroid field in a remote region of Burgundy. Remains largely unexplored.

Cote-d'Or.JPG



Artificial Formations

Genlis Debris Field

A medium-sized field of large space debris remaining after construction of the Dijon Station. This area was also used to dump debris remaining after other Burgundy base construction sites. Junkers have made an attempt to clear outer parts of the field, but after the start of Second Gallic War it became obvious that this operation won't reach completion anytime soon.

Genlis.JPG



Tille Debris Field

A debris field located not far from Alesia Station, formed after construction of Alesia, Avallon and nearby trade lanes in 600-700 A.S.

Tille.JPG



Planet Tonnerre

A planet of immense size and gravitation, Tonnerre is the center of the explored parts of the Burgundy system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all Gallia (and probably in all Sirius)), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and a white outer ring consisting mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles. Tonnerre has four moons, namely Yonne, Auxerre, Chatillion-sur-Seine, and Saulieu. Simulations indicate that another two planetoids in the system used to orbit it as well.

Tonerre2.JPG



Jump Gates/Holes


See Also