Sol

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Sol (system)
Designation
Class	G
Associated Bodies	9 planets, 1 asteroid belt, numerous moons
Affiliation	United Nations (of Earth)
Coordinates	0.0, 0.0, 0.0 / *
Sector	Sector 1
Quadrant	Alpha/Beta

Astronomical Data

Names

• The Sun
• Sol
• Helios

Planetary Bodies

Body Name	Orbit	Classification	Description	RPs	notes
Mercury	1	B	Non-Resource	n/a
Venus	2	N	Non-Resource	n/a
Earth	3	M	Minor Industrial World (pre-warp)	150
Luna	3a	D	Non-Resource	n/a
Mars	4	K	Non-Resource	n/a	2 moons
asteroid belt	4.5	Z	Non-Resource	n/a
Jupiter	5	J	Non-Resource	n/a	67 moons
Saturn	6	J	Non-Resource	n/a	62 moons
Uranus	7	I	Non-Resource	n/a	27 moons
Neptune	8	I	Non-Resource	n/a	14 moons

Facilities

Facility Name	Location	Type	Position	RPs	notes
Wenchang Launch Center	Earth	Spaceport/Shipyard	planetary	-1 (a)
Kennedy Space Center	Earth	Spaceport	planetary	-1 (a)
United States Air Force Plant 42	Earth	Shipyard	planetary	-1 (a)
White Sands Space Harbor	Earth	Spaceport	planetary	-1 (a)

Location

The Sol system makes up the totality of Sector 001 and is also the most unique system (and sector) within the Federation's cartography system, as the star itself is considered to be in both the Alpha and Beta quadrants (with the demarcation line bisecting the stellar body) and in all eight of the neigboring sectors (002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009). In fact, where other stars fall onto a demarcation line and are assigned as administratively within one or the other, Sol -as the cornerstone of the Federation- is provided coordinates within each of the above listed sectors. One factoid: as each of the system's nine planets transit in their orbits around the star, they enter and exit another proper sector (dependent upon their ecliptic angle).

History

• The home system of Humanity on United Earth, this is also the capital of the United Federation of Planets.

Important Locations

• None

Background

• This article needs to be remembered when the game expands with time.