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Empyria System
System: Empyria
Primary Star:
Empyria
Stellar Type:
G5V ☼
Companion
Star(s): None
Distance from Earth: 541 ly
Constellation: Perseus
Region: Mirfak
Population:
28 Million
Summary:
Empyria
is a five planet system orbiting a g-class star. The system was once thought to be impossible
to establish a large population because of the lack of an earth-like
world. Empyria
B solved that problem when large cities where built on platforms above the
planets thick atmosphere, where conditions are more earth-like. The system is metal rich making the making
the world of Empyria B extremely wealthy.
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Empyria A
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The inner most
world of the Empyria system is a hot dry world similar
to most terrestrial worlds close to the parent star. The world does have a few small mining
colonies which operate during the long 40 day nights on the planet. Much of the planet is rich in titanium
meaning that mining is very profitable.
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Empyria B
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Empyria
B is a small earth sized world rare for this type of planet, a cloudy world with
a thick atmosphere that turns into a global ocean. Though these planets are somewhat common
expect they are usually super earths.
Pressure at the surface is much too high, and for that reason it was
believed that the planet was unlivable despite being the right temperature
and size. A solution was found though,
large platforms were built on the surface that rose above the clouds where
the atmosphere was thinner and more earthlike, entire cities were built on
these platforms capable of supporting millions. Empyria B is one
of the most beautiful and unique worlds in the galaxy, with large cities
sitting within the clouds.
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Empyria C
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Empyria
C is an icy world sitting at Mars like temperatures. The planet is often times considered a good
candidate for terraforming, expect that the planet
is fairly dry and large amounts of water would have to be brought in from
elsewhere (most likely comets). The planet
has a thin atmosphere of carbon dioxide.
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Empyria D
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Cold small world
roughly the size of Ganymede. Empyria D contains large amounts of sulfur on the surface
and in the thin atmosphere left over from a recent highly volcanic
period. The sulfur acts as a
greenhouse gas keeping the planet warmer than it would normally be. The planet is used primarily as a base for
mining colonies established in the nearby asteroid belt.
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Empyria E
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Empyria
E is a stormy, windy, hydrogen helium gas giant. The planet is the largest body in the solar
system. A substantial amount of
helium-3 exists deep below the clouds and is very difficult to mine.
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