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The '''Texas system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]]. It has an unusual number of planets (12) as well as two asteroid belts and a Kuiper belt. | The '''Texas system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]]. It has an unusual number of planets (12) as well as two asteroid belts and a Kuiper belt. It is a [[superhub]], with twelve known wormholes in the system. | ||
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#K3w → REPLACE – | #K3w → REPLACE – | ||
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==Questions to be answered== | ==Questions to be answered== | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 23 January 2023
The Texas system is a star system in the Celestial Lance Universe. It has an unusual number of planets (12) as well as two asteroid belts and a Kuiper belt. It is a superhub, with twelve known wormholes in the system.
Planets
Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belts are located between Edruvera and Acala as well as between Nottawa and Zuehl.
- Indianola – rocky
- Doseido – rocky
- Goforth – rocky, Goldilocks
- Kelso – rocky, Goldilocks
- Edruvera – rocky
- Acala – gas giant
- Lobo – gas giant
- Rath – rocky
- La Réunion – ice giant
- Nottawa – ice giant
- Zuehl – rocky
- Grit – rocky
Wormholes
The Texas system has the following wormholes:
- N1w → REPLACE –
- S1w → REPLACE –
- S2w → REPLACE –
- 6wa → REPLACE –
- 7wa → REPLACE –
- 7wb → REPLACE –
- 9wa → REPLACE –
- 9wb → REPLACE –
- K1w → REPLACE –
- K2w → REPLACE –
- K3w → REPLACE –
- O1w → REPLACE –