Difference between revisions of "Boyajian's Desert"
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=== Carbon Dust Clouds === | === Carbon Dust Clouds === | ||
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=== Presence of Dark Matter === | === Presence of Dark Matter === | ||
=== Lack of Dark Energy === | === Lack of Dark Energy === | ||
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== Star Desert Status == | == Star Desert Status == | ||
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=== [[YxToxi]] === | === [[YxToxi]] === | ||
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=== [[Harvester|Harvesters]] === | === [[Harvester|Harvesters]] === | ||
== Transient Species == | == Transient Species == | ||
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| + | == Installations == | ||
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| + | === [[Yxtoxi-Ring|Yx'Toxi Ring]] === | ||
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| + | === Boyajian's Star Megastructure? === | ||
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| + | ==== "The [[Dyson Swarm]]" ==== | ||
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| + | === [[Von Neumann Probe|VonNeumann Probes]] === | ||
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| + | === [[The Ring of Vol]] === | ||
[[Category: Region]][[Category: Boyajian's Desert]] | [[Category: Region]][[Category: Boyajian's Desert]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:04, 1 March 2021
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| Boyajian's Desert, The Waste | |
| INFORMATION | |
| Quadrant: |
Alpha |
| Affiliations: |
Independent; varies |
| Natives: | |
| LOCATION CORRESPONDING TO EARTH | |
| Distance From Earth: |
1,468 light-years |
| Coreward/Rimward (X-Axis) Direction: |
Coreward 253 light-years |
| Trailing/Spinward (Y-Axis) Direction: |
Trailing 868 light-years |
| Positive/Negative (Z-Axis) Direction: |
Positive 347 light-years |
| SPATIAL DIMENSIONS | |
| X-Axis: |
88 light-years |
| Y-Axis: |
94 light-years |
| Z-Axis: |
101 light-years |
| END OF BRIEFING | |
| Template:Region | |
At a Glance
Boyajian's Desert- a moniker coined by the starship Ulysses crew upon arrival, is a resource-poor "star-desert" located 1,468 light-years from Federation space. It is so named after the star near its center, one named after Tabetha Boyajian. The star-desert itself is quite large- similar to crossing the 23rd century United Federation of Planets from its Beta Quadrant to its Alpha Quadrant frontier. The cause of the material depletion and scarcity of the star desert is unknown but probably has multiple contributing factors.
If Earth's neighborhood is any indicator, one would expect to see 2-4 stars in a 4x4x4 light-year space. In Boyajian's Desert, that number is dramatically less- approximately one star for every 8x8x8 cube of light-years, and even then, these stars seem to be somewhat faint, cool, and slow-burning; most are within the M-type and K-type spectrum. This makes a star near its center, KIC 8462852, an anomaly- it is an unstable and highly variable F-Type star.