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| caption = Planet View |
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| orbitaldistance = 1.15 |
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| + | | species = Asari}} |
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== Description == |
== Description == |
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| − | Chalkhos is notable for being one of the few garden worlds in the Milky Way that is also part of a binary planet system: both it and its heavenly twin [[Selvos]] are in a stable orbit with one another in addition to orbiting the star |
+ | [[Chalkhos]] is notable for being one of the few garden worlds in the [[Milky Way]] that is also part of a binary planet system: both it and its heavenly twin [[Selvos]] are in a stable orbit with one another in addition to orbiting the star [[Mil]]. Chalkhos's greenhouse gases lead to a hotter climate than [[Earth]], and the solar eclipses caused by Selvos, while common, are not frequent enough to be a good solar shade. |
| − | This did not prevent a colony from springing up, largely asari and their varying species of mates. It was far from an idyllic settlement--like many Terminus worlds, it was rife with farmers growing psychoactive substances, armed gangs, and with genetic engineering that would be illegal in Council space--but aside from the maddening heat and photoperiod, it was quite inhabitable. |
+ | This did not prevent a colony from springing up, largely [[asari]] and their varying species of mates. It was far from an idyllic settlement--like many [[Terminus Systems|Terminus]] worlds, it was rife with farmers growing psychoactive substances, armed gangs, and with genetic engineering that would be illegal in [[Citadel Council|Council space]]--but aside from the maddening heat and photoperiod, it was quite inhabitable. |
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+ | The [[Reaper]]s turned Chalkhos to rubble. Emergency broadcasts caught in the light-cone coming from the planet indicate that the Reapers used ground forces to invade and spent little time harvesting. As they departed, the Reapers bombarded the planet from orbit either because they needed to reinforce another front quickly or had gathered the data on genetic engineering they needed. |
== Search and Rescue == |
== Search and Rescue == |
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+ | * [[War Assets/Asari#Husk Neural Map|Husk Neural Map]] |
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| + | [[ru:Чалкос]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 19 May 2018
Location: Milky Way / Sigurd's Cradle / Mil System / Third planet
Description[]
Chalkhos is notable for being one of the few garden worlds in the Milky Way that is also part of a binary planet system: both it and its heavenly twin Selvos are in a stable orbit with one another in addition to orbiting the star Mil. Chalkhos's greenhouse gases lead to a hotter climate than Earth, and the solar eclipses caused by Selvos, while common, are not frequent enough to be a good solar shade.
This did not prevent a colony from springing up, largely asari and their varying species of mates. It was far from an idyllic settlement--like many Terminus worlds, it was rife with farmers growing psychoactive substances, armed gangs, and with genetic engineering that would be illegal in Council space--but aside from the maddening heat and photoperiod, it was quite inhabitable.
The Reapers turned Chalkhos to rubble. Emergency broadcasts caught in the light-cone coming from the planet indicate that the Reapers used ground forces to invade and spent little time harvesting. As they departed, the Reapers bombarded the planet from orbit either because they needed to reinforce another front quickly or had gathered the data on genetic engineering they needed.
Search and Rescue[]
- Main article: Search and Rescue