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== At a Glance ==
 
== At a Glance ==
<p align="justify">Ganymede, named after a boy of unsurpassed beauty who enraptured the Greek god Zeus, is the largest satellite in the Sol star system.  Ganymede itself is larger than the planet Mercury, though quite a bit less dense.  Ganymede is the seat of power for both the Jovian Colonies and the Outer Worlds Commonwealth.</p>  
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<p align="justify">Ganymede, named after a boy of unsurpassed beauty who enraptured the Greek god Zeus, is the largest satellite in the Sol star system.  Ganymede itself is larger than the planet Mercury, though quite a bit less dense.  Ganymede is the seat of power for both the Jovian Colonies and the Outer Worlds Commonwealth.  It is the third moon of the gas giant Jupiter, standing outside the worst of Jupiter's magnetosphere and radiation effects.  Despite that, Genymedean settlements are frequently sub-regolith "warren colonies", dug into Ganymede's rock and ice.  Only the occasional reinforced dome or sky vent give a view of their massive parent planet.</p>  
  
 
[[Category:Planet]][[Category: Federation Planet]][[Category: Earth Colony]]
 
[[Category:Planet]][[Category: Federation Planet]][[Category: Earth Colony]]

Revision as of 15:57, 27 September 2020

Ganymede.jpg
Ganymede, Sol Vc, Jupiter III
INFORMATION
Quadrant:

Alpha

Star System:

Sol

Affiliations:

United Federation of Planets, Jovian Colonies

Natives:

Ganymedans (Human)

ASTROMETRIC DATA
Star Type(s):

G:V (Yellow Main Sequence Star)

Number of Planets:

9

PLANETOLOGICAL DATA
LIFE DATA
END OF BRIEFING


At a Glance

Ganymede, named after a boy of unsurpassed beauty who enraptured the Greek god Zeus, is the largest satellite in the Sol star system. Ganymede itself is larger than the planet Mercury, though quite a bit less dense. Ganymede is the seat of power for both the Jovian Colonies and the Outer Worlds Commonwealth. It is the third moon of the gas giant Jupiter, standing outside the worst of Jupiter's magnetosphere and radiation effects. Despite that, Genymedean settlements are frequently sub-regolith "warren colonies", dug into Ganymede's rock and ice. Only the occasional reinforced dome or sky vent give a view of their massive parent planet.