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== At a Glance == | == At a Glance == | ||
| − | <p align="justify">Nu Phoenicis Colony was chartered and settled by a cooperative of Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Thai, Burmese, and Vietnamese groups. The vast majority of the first wave were Indian Hindus looking to relieve their home country of the burdens of overpopulation. | + | <p align="justify">Nu Phoenicis Colony was chartered and settled by a cooperative of Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Thai, Burmese, and Vietnamese groups. The vast majority of the first wave were Indian Hindus looking to relieve their home country of the burdens of overpopulation.</p> |
[[Category:Planet]][[Category: Federation Planet]][[Category: Earth Colony]] | [[Category:Planet]][[Category: Federation Planet]][[Category: Earth Colony]] | ||
Revision as of 23:08, 27 September 2020
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| Nu Phoenicis II, Earth Colony II, Dwarka | |
| INFORMATION | |
| Quadrant: |
Beta |
| Star System: |
Nu Phoenicis |
| Affiliations: |
United Federation of Planets |
| Natives: |
Phoenician, Dwarkan (Human); Suliban |
| ASTROMETRIC DATA | |
| Star Type(s): |
F:V (Warm White Main Sequence Star) |
| Estimated Age: |
7.3 Billion Years |
| Number of Planets: |
7 |
| Orbital Period (Days): |
515 Earth days |
| Classification: |
Class M |
| Number of Satellites: |
2 |
| PLANETOLOGICAL DATA | |
| Atmosphere Type: |
Breathable |
| Atmosphere Pressure: |
Average |
| Mean Temperature: |
Temperate |
| Hydrosphere: |
Humid |
| Dominant Terrain: |
Ocean, forests, plains, mountains |
| Gravity: |
0.86g (Earth=1) |
| Day/Night Cycle (Hours): |
27 hours |
| LIFE DATA | |
| Stage of Life Evolution: |
Advanced, diverse multi-cellular |
| Sentient Population: |
276 Million |
| Capital: |
Chennai |
| END OF BRIEFING | |
| Template:Planet | |
At a Glance
Nu Phoenicis Colony was chartered and settled by a cooperative of Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Thai, Burmese, and Vietnamese groups. The vast majority of the first wave were Indian Hindus looking to relieve their home country of the burdens of overpopulation.