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Arcturus subsector in the [[Solomani Rim Sector]] was settled by the [[Vilani]] during the [[First Imperium]], and by the [[Solomani]] after the [[Ninth Interstellar War]]. The subsector has two worlds of unusual character: [[Cymbeline (world)|Cymbeline]] and [[Thorwald (world)|Thorwald]].
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[[Arcturus Subsector|Arcturus]], subsector L of the [[Solomani Rim Sector]], was settled by the [[Vilani]] during the [[First Imperium]], and by the [[Solomani]] after the [[Ninth Interstellar War]]. The Arcturus subsector contains 20 worlds with a population of 24.5 billion. The highest population is 7 billion, at [[Kurland (world)|Kurland]]. The highest tech level is E at [[Scandia (world)|Scandia]], [[Anenerkuk (world)|Anenerkuk]] and Kurland. The subsector capital is at [[Jael (world)|Jael]].
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The subsector has two worlds of unusual character: [[Cymbeline (world)|Cymbeline]] and [[Thorwald (world)|Thorwald]].
  
 
Cymbeline is a massive planet with a paradoxically thin atmosphere. Because of the world's high gravity, the breathable portion of the atmosphere is concentrated in low-lying areas at or near sea level. Much of the population lives in sub-sea level depressions. The air at higher elevations is too thin to support human life.
 
Cymbeline is a massive planet with a paradoxically thin atmosphere. Because of the world's high gravity, the breathable portion of the atmosphere is concentrated in low-lying areas at or near sea level. Much of the population lives in sub-sea level depressions. The air at higher elevations is too thin to support human life.

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Arcturus Subsector
IkukCymbelineTewfikHathorMelchiorScandiaTunguskaAnenerkukTamarindJaelArcturusEpirusLamarckThorwaldHarappaKurlandBolivarStrakenzHeraklionJorjorBanasdan SubsectorSol SubsectorDenebola SubsectorKukulkan SubsectorSolomani Rim SectorUltima SubsectorSuleiman SubsectorConcord SubsectorHarlequin SubsectorAlderamin SubsectorEsperance SubsectorVega SubsectorBanasdan SubsectorAlbadawi SubsectorDingir SubsectorSol SubsectorArcturus SubsectorJardin SubsectorCapella SubsectorGemini SubsectorKukulkan SubsectorArcturus subsector
Sector Solomani Rim
Capital Jael
Number of Systems 20
Majority Control Imperium - 100%
Map Key Map Key

[[Category: Subsectors in position {{{position}}}]] Arcturus, subsector L of the Solomani Rim Sector, was settled by the Vilani during the First Imperium, and by the Solomani after the Ninth Interstellar War. The Arcturus subsector contains 20 worlds with a population of 24.5 billion. The highest population is 7 billion, at Kurland. The highest tech level is E at Scandia, Anenerkuk and Kurland. The subsector capital is at Jael.

The subsector has two worlds of unusual character: Cymbeline and Thorwald.

Cymbeline is a massive planet with a paradoxically thin atmosphere. Because of the world's high gravity, the breathable portion of the atmosphere is concentrated in low-lying areas at or near sea level. Much of the population lives in sub-sea level depressions. The air at higher elevations is too thin to support human life.

Thorwald is the home of an unusual plant-like life form: the Leyden Tree. Internal secretions form a metal central core for that acts like a lightning rod. When lightning strikes, the charge is deflected through a network of filaments to cellular capacitors which use the electricity to convert organic molecules from low to high energy forms as a supplement to photosynthesis. An electrical storm over a Leyden forest is a spectacular sight, although best viewed from a distance.

20 Worlds in the Arcturus Subsector
Anenerkuk  •  Arcturus (SR 2921)  •  Bolivar (SR 3127)  •  Cymbeline  •  Epirus  •  Harappa  •  Hathor  •  Heraklion (SR 3221)  •  Ikuk  •  Jael  •  Jorjor  •  Kurland  •  Lamarck  •  Melchior  •  Scandia  •  Strackenz  •  Tamarind  •  Tewfik  •  Thorwald  •  Tunguska  •  
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