Sirius

• see The Federation (FASA), pp39-72, for detailed information on this specific planet/system

Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris, 9 Canis Majoris, Alpha Canaris, Dog Star) (system)
Designation	AA07-01002
Class	Binary (A, A)
Associated Bodies	unexplored
Affiliation	Unaligned
Coordinates	7, -10, 2
Sector	Andor Sector
Quadrant	Beta

Astronomical Data

Names

• Stars:
  • Alpha Canis Majoris A: Sirius A
  • Alpha Canis Majoris B: Shahr, Sirius B

Planetary Bodies

Sirius (Class A, A)

No significant bodies orbit the binary system.

Sirius A (Class A)

Body Name	Orbit	Classification	Description	RPs	Notes
Alpha I	1	C	TBD	TBD	notes
belt	2	Z	TBD	TBD	notes
Alpha II	3	N	TBD	TBD	notes
Alpha III	4	M	TBD	TBD	notes
belt	5	Z	TBD	TBD	notes
Alpha IV	6-A	J	TBD	TBD	twin planet of Alpha V
Alpha V	6-B	I	TBD	TBD	29 moons; twin planet of Alpha IV

Shahr (Class A)

Body Name	Orbit	Classification	Description	RPs	Notes
belt	1	Z	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius II	2	J	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius III	3	Y	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius IV	4	J	TBD	TBD	notes
Springboard	5	M	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius VI	6	S	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius VII	7	C	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius VIII	8	L	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius IX	9	D	TBD	TBD	notes
Sirius X	10	D	TBD	TBD	notes

History

• TBD

Important Locations

• TBD

Important Distances

• Alpha Centauri: 14.09
• Earth: 12.37

Notes

• Attempts were made to create a two-system arrangement for the two stars. To do this, it was crafted to be a binary of two Type A stars, with the bodies around the first star (Sirius A) referred to with the "Alpha" name, while the ones around the secondary star (Shahr) are referred to with "Sirius". The unreferenced species (of Memory Beta's article) has not been included; instead, the people Harry Mudd swindled are to be miners or other inhabitants of a surface facility on a Class D Sirius IX.