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Nearly a hundred [[corporations]] – [[human]] and alien – have constructed extensive teleoperated mining, refining, and manufacturing facilities across the face of Tyr. Combined with the platinum lodes of Terra Nova, the resources they produce are driving development of the local hydrogen fuel cell industries. The Asgard [[system]] now supplies nearly 4% of the galactic market. |
Nearly a hundred [[corporations]] – [[human]] and alien – have constructed extensive teleoperated mining, refining, and manufacturing facilities across the face of Tyr. Combined with the platinum lodes of Terra Nova, the resources they produce are driving development of the local hydrogen fuel cell industries. The Asgard [[system]] now supplies nearly 4% of the galactic market. |
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| + | If Terra Nova is to be a hot planet at 1.5 AU, then the star needs to be more luminous and therefore more massive. This puts this particular planet above 4 AU as the description says - say, 4.4 AU. |
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Revision as of 05:41, 30 July 2008
Location: Milky Way / Exodus Cluster / Asgard System / Third planet
Description
Tyr is compositionally quite similar to Earth. However, it lies over 4 AU from Asgard, and possesses an atmosphere composed of nitrogen and ethane. While a potential target for terraforming, the presence of the 'shirt sleeves' habitable Terra Nova relegated Tyr to a support role.
Nearly a hundred corporations – human and alien – have constructed extensive teleoperated mining, refining, and manufacturing facilities across the face of Tyr. Combined with the platinum lodes of Terra Nova, the resources they produce are driving development of the local hydrogen fuel cell industries. The Asgard system now supplies nearly 4% of the galactic market.
Trivia
If Terra Nova is to be a hot planet at 1.5 AU, then the star needs to be more luminous and therefore more massive. This puts this particular planet above 4 AU as the description says - say, 4.4 AU.