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| name = Planet Miyazaki
 
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| owner = [[Samura]]
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| owner = [[Samura Industries]]
 
| system = [[Tottori]]
 
| system = [[Tottori]]
 
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Discovered in 810, Planet Miyazaki, along with [[Planet Tomioka]] are the centerpieces of [[Samura]]'s plans to re-monopolize the [[Kusari]] [[food]] markets. A planet with optimal growing conditions, this pristine planet rivals [[Planet Gaia|Gaia]] in it's beauty, but not in practicality. The planet has an extremely strong magnetosphere, probably from an unusually large iron concentration in its core. While this provides an excellent shield against cosmic radiation and allowed life to develop earlier then normal on the planet, it also prevents any close-orbit construction, such as a docking ring. Small, custom shielded landers are the only craft that can safely dock to Miyazaki.
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Discovered in 810, Planet Miyazaki, along with [[Planet Tomioka]] are the centerpieces of [[Samura]]'s plans to re-monopolize the [[Kusari]] [[Food]] markets. A planet with optimal growing conditions, this pristine planet rivals [[Planet Gaia|Gaia]] in it's beauty, but not in practicality. The planet has an extremely strong magnetosphere, probably from an unusually large iron concentration in its core. While this provides an excellent shield against cosmic radiation and allowed life to develop earlier then normal on the planet, it also prevents any close-orbit construction, such as a [[Docking Ring]]. Small, custom shielded landers are the only craft that can safely dock to Miyazaki.
 
   
 
   
With a healthy biosphere but a difficult supply chain, [[Samura]] has built a small agricultural colony on the planet, with a supply station in high orbit to transfer small amounts of goods to and from the surface. The company puts the number of employees on-planet at 20.000 in a single colony, rising steadily.
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With a healthy biosphere but a difficult supply chain, Samura has built a small agricultural colony on the planet, with a supply station in high orbit to transfer small amounts of goods to and from the surface. The company puts the number of employees on-planet at 20.000 in a single colony, rising steadily.
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[[Category: Kusari]]
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[[Category: Samura Industries]]

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Planet Miyazaki
Planet Miyazaki.jpg

Owner Samura Industries
Location 6F, Tottori
Flag-kusari.png Kusari
Technical information
Docking No
Terrain Terrestrial
Diameter
12,515 km
Mass 5.96 x 10e24 kg
Temperature -34°C to 52°C
Escape velocity 11.01km/sec

Discovered in 810, Planet Miyazaki, along with Planet Tomioka are the centerpieces of Samura's plans to re-monopolize the Kusari Food markets. A planet with optimal growing conditions, this pristine planet rivals Gaia in it's beauty, but not in practicality. The planet has an extremely strong magnetosphere, probably from an unusually large iron concentration in its core. While this provides an excellent shield against cosmic radiation and allowed life to develop earlier then normal on the planet, it also prevents any close-orbit construction, such as a Docking Ring. Small, custom shielded landers are the only craft that can safely dock to Miyazaki.

With a healthy biosphere but a difficult supply chain, Samura has built a small agricultural colony on the planet, with a supply station in high orbit to transfer small amounts of goods to and from the surface. The company puts the number of employees on-planet at 20.000 in a single colony, rising steadily.