Cipango (system)

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The Cipango system is a star system.

Cipango System
Cronor/Spinward Marches 0705
Position Distance Name UWP
Primary 'Cipango-Taiyoo' 'G2V'
1 0.5 AU Zero-Belt Y000000-0
2 0.7 AU Himawari HS00000-0
3 0.9 AU Kusai F596267-C
4 1.1 AU Cipango A886865-C
1 2   * Yubiwa-Ring' YR00000-0
2 25   * Tsuki-Shivva' F646668-C
5 1.5 AU Yon-Belt G000268-C
6 2.3 AU Doitsu H7A0167-B
1 12   * Bavaria-32' H100363-B
7 7.1 AU Fukuzawa Small GG
1 8   * F-8' HS00167-B
2 11   * F-11 prim' HS00000-0
3 11   * F-11 bis' HS00163-B

Description (Astrography & Planetology)[edit]

Stellar Data[edit]

They Cipango system has a solitary primary star.

  • It is a yellow main sequence named Cipango-Taiyoo.
Cipango has a solitary primary star.
Cipango-Taiyoo
Solitary G Type.jpg Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity
G2 V Main Sequence (Dwarf) 1 5720 - 5770 1
Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit
AU 0.0094 0.0829 0.95 - 1.68 0.94 9.4
Orbit #  *  * 4 3 7
Remarks

System Data[edit]

The worlds of the system have been surveyed. They consist of:

The Cipango system is not very impressive, but it still has three garden worlds: Kusai, Cipango itself, and Tsuki-Shivva, Cipango's moon.

Kusai orbits within the inner part of the habitable zone. Its climate is a little too hot for human comfort, the atmosphere has a foul smell, and there is dangerous local wildlife, so it has not attracted a large population. It orbits within the star's Jump Shadow, so it is rarely visited by interstellar traders.

Cipango itself has a large moon, Tsuki-Shivva, which has been colonized. It is considered a fairly nice place that has a cooler climate than Cipango itself. Most of the new colonists from the Consulate have settled here.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

Fukuzawa, the system's solitary gas giant, has three moons. These are F-8 (the innermost, orbiting at 8 radii,) and the twin moons of F-11 prim and F-11 bis (both orbiting at 11 radii, but with 60 degrees separation between them). All three are cold, airless chunks of rock.

References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]

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