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==History== | ==History== | ||
* | * [[2305]]: The [[United Federation of Planets]] extends membership to [[Grazer]].<ref name=trekbbs>[https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/members-of-the-federation.237538/page-9#post-10161076 TrekBBS: "Members of the Federation"]</ref><ref name=SFC>SFC</ref> | ||
==Important Locations== | ==Important Locations== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:22, 13 June 2020
| Vacca (system) | |
|---|---|
| Designation | |
| Class | Quadruple (F, M, K, G) |
| Associated Bodies | unexplored |
| Affiliation | Unaligned |
| Coordinates | |
| Sector | Sector |
| Quadrant | Alpha |
The Vacca system is a quadruple star system, with Vacca AB (no planetary system) orbited both by Vacca C and Vacca D (and their respective planetary systems).
Astronomical Data
Names
- add 'also known as' names here (no wikilinks)
Planetary Bodies
Vacca AB (Type F and M)
- no planets
Vacca C (Type K)
- Grazer (Vacca C I) (orbit #1): Class M - Terrestrial (green zone)
- Vacca C Ia
- Vacca C Ib
- ?
- Vacca C II (orbit #2): Class I - Ice Giant (blue zone)
- Vacca C III (orbit #3): Class G - Geocrystalline (blue zone)
- Vacca C IV (orbit #4): Class D - Dwarf Planet (blue zone)
- Vacca C V (orbit #5): Class S - Gas Hypergiant (blue zone)
- Vacca C VI (orbit #6): Class D - Dwarf Planet (blue zone)
- Vacca C VIII (orbit #7): Class I - Ice Giant (blue zone)
Vacca D (Type D)
- Vacca D I (orbit #1): Class B - Geomorteus
History
- 2305: The United Federation of Planets extends membership to Grazer.[1][2]
Important Locations
- list known locations that have game implications (ex: defense bases, depots, etc.); otherwise, "None"
Notes
- This is the home system of the Grazerites.
- Because I determined that Grazer must orbit the third star (Type K), I decided to not have it stand-in as Vacca III. That name comes from an RPG and does not allow for a planet as part of a multiple star system, so did not feel it was critical Grazer be the third planet in a blue (cold) stellar zone.