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#8w1 → [[Bhagavatidevi system|Bhagavatidevi]] (N1w) – | #8w1 → [[Bhagavatidevi system|Bhagavatidevi]] (N1w) – | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, 19 September 2023
The Shrirammatt system is a star system in the Celestial Lance Universe. This system is part of the Vedmurti Cluster. It is named for Pandit Shriram Sharma Acharya, a spiritual and philosophical activist during the 20th century in India on Earth.
The planet was originally settled by a large group (about 12 million, flown in cryosleep) from India. The climate is hot and humid for most of the planet. Bhagya is located about .9 AU from Shriram.
Specifications
The Shrirammatt system contains eleven planets: six rocky planets, two gas giants, two ice giants, and a dwarf ice giant. FIV main sequence dwarf, yellow-white. Nickname used by most people is Shri or Shriram.
Planets
Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belt is located between planets 5 and 6.
- Shrirammatt 1 – rocky
- Shrirammatt 2 – rocky
- Shrirammatt 3 – rocky, Goldilocks (warm)
- Shrirammatt 4 – rocky, Goldilocks (cold)
- Shrirammatt 5 – rocky
- Shrirammatt 6 – gas giant
- Shrirammatt 7 – gas giant
- Shrirammatt 8 – ice giant
- Shrirammatt 9 – ice giant
- Shrirammatt 10 – dwarf ice giant
- Shrirammatt 11 – rocky
Wormholes
The Shrirammatt system has the following known wormholes:
- N1w → Jaswantrao (5w1) –
- 8w1 → Bhagavatidevi (N1w) –
- K2w → Rampyari (7wa) –
External links
- Shriram Sharma (Wikipedia)