Rigel (Beta Orionis) - Revision history

Dan at 02:11, 14 June 2020

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	\|Quadrant= Beta		\|Quadrant= Beta
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References

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	[[Category: Type G Stars]]		[[Category: Type G Stars]]
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Astronomical Data

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	==Astronomical Data==		==Astronomical Data==
			Rigel is a quadruple-star system, with Rigel A in a barycenter orbit with Rigel BC, and Rigel D orbiting Rigel ABC.

	===Names===		===Names===
	* Beta Orionis (multiple star system)		* Beta Orionis (multiple star system)

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Notes

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	* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming most any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.		* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming most any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.

			* It seems likely that a starbase and a very capable shipyard are both located here.

	==References==		==References==

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	* The multiple star system is made up of 4 stars, with three subordinate star systems. Rigel B and Rigel C orbit each other, with the Rigel BC system orbiting with Rigel D. Rigel A orbits with Rigel BCD. Rigel A has a star system, as do Rigel BCC and Rigel D.		* The multiple star system is made up of 4 stars, with three subordinate star systems. Rigel B and Rigel C orbit each other, with the Rigel BC system orbiting with Rigel D. Rigel A orbits with Rigel BCD. Rigel A has a star system, as do Rigel BCC and Rigel D.

	* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.		* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming most any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.

	==References==		==References==

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	* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.		* Apparently, with the myriad of sources (alpha, beta, and licensed), it is very difficult to concretely determine which worlds are from this system (Beta Orionis) and which are from Beta Rigel. For that reason, I'm presuming any source on "Rigellian" planets will be referring to the more close system, and allowing this more distant system to be constructed whole-cloth.

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