Difference between revisions of "False Bridge Trace"
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== Description / Specifications == | == Description / Specifications == | ||
| − | The False Bridge Trace is also known as the [[Axasorsa Trace]]. | + | The False Bridge Trace contains ten [[system]]s and straddles the border between [[Far Home Sector]] and [[Shadow Rift Sector]]. It is accessible by [[Conventional Pattern Starships|conventional]] jump-2 vessels. |
| + | * It is also known as the [[Axasorsa Trace]]. | ||
| − | + | == Physical Astrography == | |
| + | === Other Clusters & Traces === | ||
| + | * [[Demon Cluster]] | ||
| + | ** [[Ritos Cluster]] | ||
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| + | === Rifts & Voids === | ||
| + | * [[Moat Rifts]] | ||
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| − | + | ==== Nebula ==== | |
| − | + | * The [[The Cauldron|Cauldron Nebula]], lying within [[Cauldron Sector]], some 86 parsecs to coreward-trailing, can be seen as a star-studded luminous region in night-time skies from all of the [[world]]s of the Cluster. | |
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| − | The | + | ==== Bright Stars ==== |
| + | * [[Basilisk's Eye (world)|Basilisk's Eye]] (1723 [[Tarchon Sector]]). The extremely luminous white supergiant [[star]], lying around 122 parsecs to coreward-trailing, can be clearly seen from all of the [[world]]s of the Cluster. | ||
| + | * [[Demon's Eye (world)|Demon's Eye]] (1621 [[Far Home Sector]]). The intensely luminous blue supergiant [[star]] lying approximately 13 parsec to spinward-rimward at its closest point, can be clearly seen from all of the [[world]]s of the Cluster even in daylight. | ||
=== World Listing === | === World Listing === | ||
The following [[system]]s and [[world]]s are a part of the False Bridge Trace: | The following [[system]]s and [[world]]s are a part of the False Bridge Trace: | ||
{{ClusterWorlds2|False Bridge Trace}} | {{ClusterWorlds2|False Bridge Trace}} | ||
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| + | The main spoken languages within the False Bridge Trace are [[Orometi]] and [[Anglish]]. | ||
== History & Background == | == History & Background == | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 24 August 2018
The False Bridge Trace is a group of stars that forms part of the Demon Cluster.
Description / Specifications
The False Bridge Trace contains ten systems and straddles the border between Far Home Sector and Shadow Rift Sector. It is accessible by conventional jump-2 vessels.
- It is also known as the Axasorsa Trace.
Physical Astrography
Other Clusters & Traces
Rifts & Voids
Other Astrographic Features
Nebula
- The Cauldron Nebula, lying within Cauldron Sector, some 86 parsecs to coreward-trailing, can be seen as a star-studded luminous region in night-time skies from all of the worlds of the Cluster.
Bright Stars
- Basilisk's Eye (1723 Tarchon Sector). The extremely luminous white supergiant star, lying around 122 parsecs to coreward-trailing, can be clearly seen from all of the worlds of the Cluster.
- Demon's Eye (1621 Far Home Sector). The intensely luminous blue supergiant star lying approximately 13 parsec to spinward-rimward at its closest point, can be clearly seen from all of the worlds of the Cluster even in daylight.
World Listing
The following systems and worlds are a part of the False Bridge Trace:
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The main spoken languages within the False Bridge Trace are Orometi and Anglish.
History & Background
The False Bridge Trace is accessible by conventional jump-2 vessels.
The worlds of the False Bridge Trace were extensively surveyed during the 37th century, during the Third Confederation. One of the survey vessels known to have been operating in the area was the Range Valentine, commanded by one Lieutenant Axel Sorsa: see also Sorsa's World.
The Axasorsa system, is the homeworld of the sophont Jellyfish. The species are also found on Kedol and have certainly inhabited it for tens of thousands of years. The circumstances leading to their presence on that world are not clear.
Mengo, the informal capital of Shadow Rift Sector, lies at the coreward end of the Trace. It was the last system to have a verifiable sighting of a Voyager, in 4570AD.
References & Contributors / Sources
- 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