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| − | [[Gemini Subsector|Gemini]], subsector O of the [[Solomani Rim Sector]], is named for the bright stars [[Castor (world)|Castor]] and [[Pollux (world)|Pollux]]. The subsector is split by the border between the Imperium and the [[Solomani Confederation]]. The Imperial portion is an appendage of the [[Sol Subsector]]; the [[Solomani]] portion (technically an political unit) is dominated by the [[Near Boötes Cluster]]. | + | [[Gemini Subsector|Gemini]], subsector O of the [[Solomani Rim Sector]], is named for the bright stars [[Castor (SR 2339) (world)|Castor]] and [[Pollux (world)|Pollux]]. The subsector is split by the border between the Imperium and the [[Solomani Confederation]]. The Imperial portion is an appendage of the [[Sol Subsector]]; the [[Solomani]] portion (technically an political unit) is dominated by the [[Near Boötes Cluster]]. |
The Gemini subsector contains 19 worlds with a population of 17.4 billion. The highest population is 5 billion, at [[Hamilcar (world)|Hamilcar]]. The highest tech level is E at Hamilcar and [[Aristotle (world)|Aristotle]]. The subsector capital is at Hamilcar. | The Gemini subsector contains 19 worlds with a population of 17.4 billion. The highest population is 5 billion, at [[Hamilcar (world)|Hamilcar]]. The highest tech level is E at Hamilcar and [[Aristotle (world)|Aristotle]]. The subsector capital is at Hamilcar. | ||
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| Sector | Solomani Rim |
| Capital | Hamilcar |
| Number of Systems | 19 |
| Majority Control | Solomani Confederation - 63% |
| 2nd Control | Imperium - 36% |
| Map Key | Map Key |
Gemini, subsector O of the Solomani Rim Sector, is named for the bright stars Castor and Pollux. The subsector is split by the border between the Imperium and the Solomani Confederation. The Imperial portion is an appendage of the Sol Subsector; the Solomani portion (technically an political unit) is dominated by the Near Boötes Cluster.
The Gemini subsector contains 19 worlds with a population of 17.4 billion. The highest population is 5 billion, at Hamilcar. The highest tech level is E at Hamilcar and Aristotle. The subsector capital is at Hamilcar.
Although Castor and Pollux are very similar stars, their asteroid belts are quite dissimilar. The Pollux Belt is little more than gravel, and commercial exploitation would be unprofitable. The Castor Belt is, on the other hand, rich in metals, ices, and simple organics, and has many large planetoids suitable for habitat construction. Consequently, Pollux is uninhabited and unvisited; Castor supports a population of five billion.
Hephaistos is one of the few terraforming projects completed by the Imperium. Begun during the Interstellar Wars, the project was alternately abandoned and resumed several times. The project was finally completed by the Hephaistos Company, chartered by the Imperium in 632, and the planet was opened in 835 and sections were sold off to several colonial groups. Although the project is officially complete, work still proceeds to reduce and fine-tune the ocean and atmosphere.
Smade's Planet was settled by a single family a century ago, taking advantage of a dormant Imperial claim to the world; to date, the Solomani have not contested their presence. The Smade family, eager for news and offworld goods, welcomes visitors and traders (although local prices are extremely high).
- Solomani (Alien Module 6)
- The Solomani Rim (Supplement 10)
- GURPS Traveller: Rim of Fire: The Solomani Rim Sourcebook
