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| name = Planet Nauru | | name = Planet Nauru | ||
| image = Nauru.jpg | | image = Nauru.jpg | ||
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| system = [[Omicron Delta]] | | system = [[Omicron Delta]] | ||
| − | | sector = | + | | sector = 6E |
| − | | house = [[Nomad | + | | house = [[Nomad]] |
| − | | population = | + | | population = |
| docking = No | | docking = No | ||
| − | | terrain = | + | | terrain = |
| − | | diameter = | + | | diameter = |
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| − | Planet Nauru is a warm, bone-dry desert world with an atmosphere that is breathable although unpleasant, due to the large concentrations of hydrogen sulphide prevalent in the air, although at 0.0051 ppm it presents no health risk to humans. Initial surveys detected huge amounts of [[Iridium]] ore in the planetary crust, as well as many ancient structures and ruins dotted across the surface. The [[Corsairs]] eventually constructed a number of mining bases in conjunction with the [[Zoners]] in order to extract the Iridium, which is a critical component in antimatter based weaponry. | + | Planet Nauru is a warm, bone-dry desert world with an atmosphere that is breathable although unpleasant, due to the large concentrations of hydrogen sulphide prevalent in the air, although at 0.0051 ppm it presents no health risk to humans. Initial surveys detected huge amounts of [[Iridium]] ore in the planetary crust, as well as many ancient structures and ruins dotted across the surface. The [[Corsairs]] eventually constructed a number of mining bases in conjunction with the [[Zoners]] in order to extract the Iridium, which is a critical component in [[SNAC|antimatter based weaponry]]. |
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| − | [[ | + | The [[Order]] and the [[Zoners]] have science teams on the surface investigating the ruins, but no life has so far been discovered on the planet. The ruins contain elements of technology that is used by both the [[Phantom]] terrorist organisation and the [[Slomon K'Hara]], but they were conclusively proven as having not been constructed by either in 815 A.S. by the eminent [[Order]] [[:Category:Xenoarchaeology|Xenoarchaeologist]] [[Kendra Sinclair]]. Little in the way of any clues or evidence as to the identity of the real builders remain, however, although several science teams continue to sift through the remainder of the structures. |
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| Planet Nauru | |
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| Location | 6E, Omicron Delta Nomad |
| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | unknown |
| Diameter | unknown |
| Mass | unknown |
| Temperature | unknown |
| Escape velocity | unknown |
Planet Nauru is a warm, bone-dry desert world with an atmosphere that is breathable although unpleasant, due to the large concentrations of hydrogen sulphide prevalent in the air, although at 0.0051 ppm it presents no health risk to humans. Initial surveys detected huge amounts of Iridium ore in the planetary crust, as well as many ancient structures and ruins dotted across the surface. The Corsairs eventually constructed a number of mining bases in conjunction with the Zoners in order to extract the Iridium, which is a critical component in antimatter based weaponry.
The Order and the Zoners have science teams on the surface investigating the ruins, but no life has so far been discovered on the planet. The ruins contain elements of technology that is used by both the Phantom terrorist organisation and the Slomon K'Hara, but they were conclusively proven as having not been constructed by either in 815 A.S. by the eminent Order Xenoarchaeologist Kendra Sinclair. Little in the way of any clues or evidence as to the identity of the real builders remain, however, although several science teams continue to sift through the remainder of the structures.
