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[[Beta Rigel|Beta Rigel A]]: [[Rigel I]] '''·''' ''belt'' '''·''' [[Rigel II]] '''·''' [[Rigel III]] '''·''' [[Rigel IV]] '''·''' [[Rigel V]] '''·''' [[Rigel VI]] '''/''' [[Rigel VII]] '''·''' [[Rigel VIII]] '''·''' [[Rigel IX]] '''·''' [[Rigel X]]<sup>([[Kolhor]])</sup> '''·''' [[Rigel XI]] '''·''' [[Rigel XII]]<br> | [[Beta Rigel|Beta Rigel A]]: [[Rigel I]] '''·''' ''belt'' '''·''' [[Rigel II]] '''·''' [[Rigel III]] '''·''' [[Rigel IV]] '''·''' [[Rigel V]] '''·''' [[Rigel VI]] '''/''' [[Rigel VII]] '''·''' [[Rigel VIII]] '''·''' [[Rigel IX]] '''·''' [[Rigel X]]<sup>([[Kolhor]])</sup> '''·''' [[Rigel XI]] '''·''' [[Rigel XII]]<br> | ||
[[Beta Rigel|Beta Rigel BC]]: [[Rigel XIII]] '''·''' [[Rigel XIV]] '''·''' [[Rigel XV]] '''·''' [[Rigel XVI]] | [[Beta Rigel|Beta Rigel BC]]: [[Rigel XIII]] '''·''' [[Rigel XIV]] '''·''' [[Rigel XV]]<sup>([[Avali]]/[[Ugoan]])</sup> '''·''' [[Rigel XVI]] | ||
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| Rigel IX (Beta Rigel IX, Beta Rigel A IX, T'ap, Heitar) | |
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| Political Specifications | |
| Designation | Beta Rigel A IX |
| Affiliation | Unaligned |
| Location | Beta Rigel (Beta Rigel A) system |
| Sector | Sector 15-12-976-98 |
| Quadrant | Beta |
| World Status | TBD |
| Orbital Characteristics | |
| Orbit | 9 |
| Orbital Zone | green |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Class | H (desert) |
| Population Data | |
| Dominant Lifeform | TBD |
| System Layout: Beta Rigel A: Rigel I · belt · Rigel II · Rigel III · Rigel IV · Rigel V · Rigel VI / Rigel VII · Rigel VIII · Rigel IX · Rigel X(Kolhor) · Rigel XI · Rigel XII |
Astronomical Data
Satellites
Natural
- TBD
Artificial
- TBD
History
- In (approximately) 27,700 BCE: The Fourth Orion Empire hastily abandons a terraforming project on Rigel VIII (Tavar).[1]
- The planet has domed cities and huge statues that have fallen into ruins after these Orions (inexplicably) gained god-like powers and destroyed themselves. Spacers' tales tell of the world's ghost cities, its mile-high statues, and of angry "shells" of life-force that kill anyone who step foot on the surface. Certainly, visitors to the planet have a greater tendency to disappear. (Worlds, p. 141)
Important Locations
- TBD