Cerberus
Cerberus III | |
INFORMATION | |
Star System: |
Cerberus |
Affiliations: |
United Federation of Planets |
Natives: |
Cerberans |
ASTROMETRIC DATA | |
Star Type(s): |
M:V; M:V; M:VI (2 red main sequence stars, 1 red Main Sequence Red Dwarf star) |
Estimated Age: |
7.1 Billion Years |
Number of Planets: |
5 |
Orbital Period (Days): |
71 days |
Classification: |
Class M (Xeric) |
Number of Satellites: |
1 |
PLANETOLOGICAL DATA | |
Atmosphere Type: |
Breathable |
Atmosphere Pressure: |
Somewhat Thin (equivalent to 800 meters above sea level on Earth, at sea level) |
Mean Temperature: |
Cool |
Hydrosphere: |
Arid |
Dominant Terrain: |
Stony desert, grasslands, scrublands, marshes |
Gravity: |
1.07g (Earth=1) |
Day/Night Cycle (Hours): |
101 hours |
LIFE DATA | |
Stage of Life Evolution: |
Engineered and transplanted |
Sentient Population: |
113,000 |
Capital: |
Lake Ithaca |
END OF BRIEFING | |
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At a Glance
Cerberus is a hard land of gray and brown stone with hardy scrub, grasses and silty marshlands. It was never an easy settle. Orbiting a red star in a trinary star system, Cerberus never has a true night- with two nearby stars, even nightfall has a faint warm light. Neither is daylight particularly bright, similar to twilight levels on Earth. The planet has an extremely slow period of rotation making day and night more than 50 hours long each. As a result, Cerberans live lives, when indoors, and manufacture their own concepts of day and night aligned to Earth norms.