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The [[Environment]] are the factors associated with a  specific location within the known universe usually a planet or world through the study of  [[planetology]].  
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The [[Environment]] are the factors associated with a  specific location within [[Charted Space]] usually a planet or world through the study of  [[planetology]].  
 
* Typically environments are associated with specific [[life]]-supporting factors on terrestrial worlds.
 
* Typically environments are associated with specific [[life]]-supporting factors on terrestrial worlds.
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* [[Environment]]
 
** [[Gas Giant]]
 
** [[Hellworld]]
 
** [[Planetoid Belts]]
 
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== Description (Specifications) ==
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== Description ([[Specifications]]) ==
 
These various factors include:
 
These various factors include:
 
* Physical factors: What is the surface of the world, if present, solids or liquids? Perhaps even gases?  
 
* Physical factors: What is the surface of the world, if present, solids or liquids? Perhaps even gases?  
* Biological factors: Does the environment support life?  
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** Atmosphere
* Chemical factors: Does the environment support a beneficial biochemistry?
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** Gravity
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** Hydrographics
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** Size
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* Biological factors: Does the environment support [[life]]?  
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** [[Conventional Life]] AKA Wet Life (organic)
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** [[Unconventional Life]] AKA Dry Life (inorganic)
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** [[Exotic Life]] AKA Strange Life (Neither organic nor inorganic)
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* Chemical factors: Does the environment support a beneficial [[biochemistry]]?
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** [[CHNOPS]]
  
 
=== Biotic vs. Abiotic ===
 
=== Biotic vs. Abiotic ===
 
* Life-supporting environments are called ''biotic'' as in capable of supporting organic [[lifeform]]s.
 
* Life-supporting environments are called ''biotic'' as in capable of supporting organic [[lifeform]]s.
 
* Environments which do not support conventional life are known as ''abiotic'', or not capable of supporting organic [[lifeform]]s.
 
* Environments which do not support conventional life are known as ''abiotic'', or not capable of supporting organic [[lifeform]]s.
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=== Terrain ===
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No information yet available.
  
 
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
 
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
 
The [[IISS]] typically classifies worlds with hostile environments as [[hellworld]]s.
 
The [[IISS]] typically classifies worlds with hostile environments as [[hellworld]]s.
  
== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
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=== Sophontigraphic Designators ===
{{Sources
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* Barren world
|S1= TBD
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* [[Data Repository]]
|S2= TBD
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* [[Dyson sphere]]
|S3= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]
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* [[Ecumenopolis]]
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* [[Ergopolis]]
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* [[Homeworld]]
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* [[Mainworld]]
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* [[Ringworld]]
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* [[Rosette]]
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* [[Sphereworld]]
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* [[Topopolis]]
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== See also ==
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{{Referral-Tree-Star-system}}
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== References  ==
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{{Intermediate}}
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{{Sources}}
  
  
{{LEN|}}
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{{LEN|Planetology}}

Latest revision as of 15:57, 19 April 2025

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The Environment are the factors associated with a specific location within Charted Space usually a planet or world through the study of planetology.

  • Typically environments are associated with specific life-supporting factors on terrestrial worlds.

Description (Specifications)[edit]

These various factors include:

  • Physical factors: What is the surface of the world, if present, solids or liquids? Perhaps even gases?
    • Atmosphere
    • Gravity
    • Hydrographics
    • Size
  • Biological factors: Does the environment support life?
  • Chemical factors: Does the environment support a beneficial biochemistry?

Biotic vs. Abiotic[edit]

  • Life-supporting environments are called biotic as in capable of supporting organic lifeforms.
  • Environments which do not support conventional life are known as abiotic, or not capable of supporting organic lifeforms.

Terrain[edit]

No information yet available.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

The IISS typically classifies worlds with hostile environments as hellworlds.

Sophontigraphic Designators[edit]

See also[edit]

Star systems

References[edit]

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