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Basilisk, the system primary, is an intensely luminous white supergiant star that can be seen all across the greater [[Empty Stars]] region. It is a classical Cepheid Variable and like all stars of its class it displays a degree of photometric variability, varying in both diameter and temperature and producing changes in brightness with a well-defined stable period and amplitude. Basilisk pulsates over a regular 27-day period, changing both its diameter and its brightness by approximately 20%. | Basilisk, the system primary, is an intensely luminous white supergiant star that can be seen all across the greater [[Empty Stars]] region. It is a classical Cepheid Variable and like all stars of its class it displays a degree of photometric variability, varying in both diameter and temperature and producing changes in brightness with a well-defined stable period and amplitude. Basilisk pulsates over a regular 27-day period, changing both its diameter and its brightness by approximately 20%. | ||
| − | Basilisk retains a family of companion stars lying at a mean | + | Basilisk retains a family of three companion stars lying at a mean separation of 5100 AU. The primary of this group is Ajagar, an orange giant star: it in turn retains an orange main sequence companion and a brown dwarf companion. Ajagar and its family of suns are orbited by three gas giant worlds. It is likely that the [[Deep Sky Program]] has also detected the presence of smaller rocky bodies within the system, though information regarding them has not been published. |
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Revision as of 12:40, 2 November 2017
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| Basilisk's Eye/Unnamed (Tarchon 1723) | |
| See also | UWP |
| System Details | |
| Primary | F7 Ib K1 III K8 V BD |
| Planetoid Belts | |
| Gas Giants | 3 |
Basilisk's Eye
- This dangerous world is designated an Amber Zone with an environment, laws, customs, life forms, or other conditions make it dangerous to visitors.
- It is an unclaimed Non-Aligned world located in the Unnamed Subsector of Tarchon Sector.
Astrography and Planetology
The Basilisk's Eye system lies at the heart of the Basilisk Nebula.
Quaternary Solar System
Basilisk's Eye Quaternary Star System Basilisk's Eye 
Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity F7 Ib Supergiant 10 5800 - 6500 5500 Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit AU 0.64762 6.15129 58.96 - 96.1 64.762 647.62 Orbit # 2 6 10 10 13 Remarks Basilisk's Eye 
Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity K1 III Giant 4.2 3800 - 4800 140 Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit AU 0.19726 0.98141 9.41 - 15.33 19.726 197.26 Orbit # 0 3 7 8 11 Remarks orbits primary at 5100 AU Basilisk's Eye 
Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity K8 V Main Sequence 0.62 3930 - 3990 0.18766 Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit AU 0.0057 0.0359 0.45 - 0.84 0.57 5.7 Orbit # * * 2 2 6 Remarks orbits secondary at 0.7 AU Basilisk's Eye 
Type Category Mass (Sol) Temperature (K) Luminosity BD Brown Dwarf 0.0276 950 - 1250 0 Unit Diameter Safe Distance Habitable Zone Jump Shadow M-Drive Limit AU 0.00092 0.00038 0 - 0.01 0.092 0.92 Orbit # * * * * 3 Remarks orbits seconday at 150 AU
System data
Basilisk, the system primary, is an intensely luminous white supergiant star that can be seen all across the greater Empty Stars region. It is a classical Cepheid Variable and like all stars of its class it displays a degree of photometric variability, varying in both diameter and temperature and producing changes in brightness with a well-defined stable period and amplitude. Basilisk pulsates over a regular 27-day period, changing both its diameter and its brightness by approximately 20%.
Basilisk retains a family of three companion stars lying at a mean separation of 5100 AU. The primary of this group is Ajagar, an orange giant star: it in turn retains an orange main sequence companion and a brown dwarf companion. Ajagar and its family of suns are orbited by three gas giant worlds. It is likely that the Deep Sky Program has also detected the presence of smaller rocky bodies within the system, though information regarding them has not been published.
Mainworld data
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Mainworld geography and topography
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Native lifeforms
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History & Background (Dossier)
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World starport
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World government
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UWP listing
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References & Contributors / Sources
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus Adie Alegoric Stewart of the IISS
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science
- ↑ "Jump Map API" and map location from Travellermap.com