Quanta
System:
Quanta
Primary Star:
Quanta
Stellar Type:
F8V ☼
Companion
Star(s): None
Distance from Earth:
368 ly
Population:
400 Million
Summary:
Quanta is a 5 planet system located in an insolated part of the
inner sphere. Despite the system's isolation and significant population
has grown on the primary world.
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Quanta B
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B is the
closest planet to the parent star. The planet is hot Venus-like world
trapped under a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere. The surface is
extremely dry, consisting of dusty plains with few highland areas.
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Quanta C
A common theory is that Planet
B once had an atmosphere and possibly oceans early in the system's history.
A major impact event likely stripped the planet of its atmosphere. The
surface of the planet is bombarded with solar radiation.
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Quanta D
Planet D is the
primary planet of the Quanta System. Dryer than earth, around 40% of the
planet's surface is covered in water. The planet is broken up into the
two regions, a large continent in the northern hemisphere and an ocean that
covers most of the southern hemisphere. High winds are common across
most of the surface, major windstorms can start out of nowhere and last for
days.
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Quanta E
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Planet E is an
icy world with a cloudy atmosphere. Thick layers of water ice and dry
ice (solid carbon dioxide) stretch across the entire surface.
Temperatures in the polar regions can sometimes reach low enough for methane
rain to occur.
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Quanta F
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Planet F is a
common hydrogen-helium gas giant, with traces of methane and ammonia in the
atmosphere.
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Closest Inhabited Systems:
Name
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Distance (ly)
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Type
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Tremond
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37.67
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GV
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Jericho
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48.72
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G6III
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