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The '''Hawkmoon 269 system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]] located in the [[Hawkmoon Nebula]].
The '''Hawkmoon 269 system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]] located in the [[Hawkmoon Nebula]]. It is named for the song by rock band U2.
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==Specifications==
==Specifications==
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==Wormholes==
==Wormholes==
The Hawkmoon 269 system has the following [[wormhole]]s:
The Hawkmoon 269 system has the following [[wormhole]]s:
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE () &ndash;  
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE () &ndash;  
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;  
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;
#REPLACE → REPLACE &ndash;  
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==Questions to be answered==
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[[Category:Hawkmoon Nebula]]
[[Category:Hawkmoon Nebula]]
[[Category:Manosya Confederation systems]]
[[Category:Manosya Confederation systems]]
[[Category:Star systems named after creative works]]

Latest revision as of 19:44, 26 February 2024

The Hawkmoon 269 system is a star system in the Celestial Lance Universe located in the Hawkmoon Nebula. It is named for the song by rock band U2.

Planets

Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belt is located between planets Drum and Honey.

  • Drifter – rocky
  • Desert – rocky, warm Goldilocks
  • Drum – rocky, Goldilocks
  • Honey – gas giant
  • Spin – gas giant
  • Faith – ice giant
  • Spark – ice giant
  • Runaway – rocky, eccentric orbit that goes from about 4.8 to 6.1 light hours from the star

Wormholes

The Hawkmoon 269 system has the following wormholes:

  1. REPLACE () –
  2. REPLACE () –