Egypt (world)

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Egypt/Glisten (Spinward Marches 1737)
Milieu 1116
BAC6567-9
StarportB Good: Spacecraft Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
SizeA Large (16,000 km, 1.14g - 1.48g)
AtmosphereC Exotic (insidious)
Hydrographics6 Wet World 60%
Population5 Moderate (500 thousand)
Government6 Captive Government/Colony
Law7 Moderate Law (no firearms)
Tech Level9 Early Stellar (fusion)
See also UWP
System Details
Primary F8 V
Worlds 14
Gas Giants 1
Planetoid Belts 2
Cultural Details
Government Captive government
Law Level Moderate
Cultural Extension 5559
Army Size (BEs) 0
Economic Details
Technology Level 9
Economic Extension
A44+1
ResourcesAAbundant
Labor4Moderate (50 thousand)
Infrastructure4 Very limited
Efficiency+1Average
Importance Extension 0
Resource Units 160
GWP (BCr) 1
World Trade Number 4
Trade Volume (MCr/year) 2,007
Starport Details
Classification Class-B
Port Size 6
Building Capacity (Tons) 0
Port employees 14,350
Port passengers (annual) 8,000

Egypt is a fluid world with an oceanic geography of a liquid other than water such as ammonia, methane, hydrocarbons, or other exotic liquids. The system has a population between 10,000 and 10 million, lacking the industrial base to be completely self-supporting. Government control of this world is by an external military force. It is a member of Third Imperium in the Glisten Subsector of Spinward Marches Sector and in the Domain of Deneb. Egypt, as a member world of the Third Imperium, holds the estate of an Imperial knight, a member of the Imperial Nobility charged with overseeing the world. This world has a nearby Imperial Naval Base, capable of handling warships.

Astrography & Planetology[edit]

Egypt is a member of the Spinward Main. Egypt lies on the Glisten Arm.

Egypt has been selected for a Ministry of Colonization training base; it has domes containing simulated environments, with the final test being survival on Egypt's surface with its insidious (hydrogen) atmosphere.


Monostellar System[edit]

Egypt Monostellar System
Star Name Hierarchy Category Mass (Sol) Temp (K) Luminosity (Sol)
Egypt primary

F8 V

Primary Main Sequence 1.18 6050 - 6180 1.78479
Unit Diameter Min Distance Hab Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit
AU 0.0057 0.1108 1.24 - 2.17 0.57 5.7
Orbit #  * 0 4 2 6

IISS GURPS Astrographics Survey[edit]

1737 Egypt (Imperial)

Starport: Class IV - Naval.

Diameter: 10,149 miles (16,200 km).
Atmosphere: Insidious with high hydrogen.
Hydrographics: 64%.
Climate: Very Cold.
Population: 92,000.
Government: Subjugated.
Control Level: 2.
Tech Level: 7.
World Trade Number: 4.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

The Naval Base host elements of the 100th Fleet.

Until 940, the Glisten subsector was an isolated spur of the Imperial X-Boat network and a backwater for marginal officials of the Imperial bureaucracy.

In 941, District 268 was opened by decree of Margaret II and the Glisten subsector has since served as a base for the colonization and integration of the new territory.

The planet’s population is solely dependent upon its status as a research station and a colonization waypoint, all entirely owned and managed by the Imperial Ministry of Colonization. Various environmental domes contains the different environments that colonists might encounter.

There are only a few hundred Jonkeereen on Egypt, and they are solely involved with scientific studies, mostly on the suitability of their species for various planets. Sometimes relations between scientists and Jonkeereen become a bit strained because of the Jonkereen's history with the Ministry. Most of these Jonkeereen originate on Melior/Glisten (Spinward Marches 1736), though a few are born on Egypt as well.

Jonkereen Travellers Digest 19 p27 No Background Kate Lebherz.jpg

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