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Hyadia
Planetary
System
System:
Hyadia
Primary
Star: HD
28068, HIP 20719
Stellar
Type: G1V
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Companion
Star(s): None
Distance from Earth: 150 ly
Constellation: Taurus
Region: Hyades
Population:
5 Billion
Summary:
The
Hyadia system lies near of the Hyades star cluster surrounded by bright
stars. Hyadia is composed of six planets with the primary planet called
by the same name. The night skies of planets of Hyadia are filled
with beautiful stars of the Hyades cluster; there are 20 stars in the sky as
bright as Sirius is in Earth’s sky, with five of those being as bright as
Venus. The system large population is the reason is was picked to build
wormholes to connect other systems. The Hyadiagate lies on the outskirts
of the system and connects with the United Worlds Center.
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Agni
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A
hot world with a thick, yet cloudless atmosphere. The planet looks pink
from space due to the high amount of dust in the air, kicked up by the
planets strong winds. The planet’s surface is composed of iron and
sulfur with traces of other elements. Temperatures are much too hot for
the world to be of any use.
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Brahma
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Brahma
is not as hot as the first planet, Agni, yet is still fairly warm. The
planet has a thin carbon dioxide atmosphere, causes temperatures to vary
greatly from the day and night side. Small mining operations currently
exist on the planet.
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Hyadia/Prithvi
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Planet
Hyadia is an Earth-like planet that is sometimes called Prithvi. The
planet is heavily populated with over 12 billion people. The system’s
primary planet with a long and storied history. The planet’s continents
are almost entirely green with few desert areas. This is attributed to
the fact that there are no large mountain ranges to block storms on the
planet.
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Vishnu
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Vishnu
is a cold world sitting just outside the habitable zone. Numerous
studies have been done on the planet to see whether or not it could be
terraformed, but always conclude that the planet is too cold and terraforming
would be too costly. A small population lives underground.
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Shiva
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Shiva
is a distant Jovian world similar to the ice giants of the sol system.
The planet is Jupiter sized at Neptune like temperatures giving it a blue
hue. A number of floating cities have been built high above the clouds
with the purpose of mining the precious gases deep within the planet.
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Shiva B
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The
moon of Shiva B is the system’s largest satellite. The surface is icy
and mars-like. A small mining colony exists here extracting metals from
deep within the planet.
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Indra
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Larger
and even farther out the Shiva lies the planet Indra. It is not known
how such a large planet formed so far from the sun, one theory is that the
planet may be the remnants of a burnt out brown dwarf.
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Closest Inhabited Systems (30 ly):
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