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| Theron Stellar Classification System | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Apr 6 2008, 06:57 PM (203 Views) | |
| Neo Moon | Apr 6 2008, 06:57 PM Post #1 |
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Theron Classification System 5/11/2008 Version 1.63 Information: The Theron System was pioneered by a day four* Arkian scientist working in the newly explored cluster Hi Theron in the Haba year 4224. The system officially replaced the older Evren System by Imperial statute #2213120010-3 affirmed by the First Court on 2,2,13,12,0,21 item 11. *Day four scientists include astronomers, navigators, calendar keepers, astrologers (It hurts, I know) etc. - any discipline that involves studying stars, planets, moons and other celestial objects or their cycles is considered a fourth day science. The Theron Classification system in managed by the Arkian Department of Stellar Cartography - Se'toina Central on Arkooinath 1046610. |
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| Neo Moon | May 11 2008, 09:36 PM Post #2 |
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Identifications: A yellow star B green (yellow-white) star C blue star D blue giant star E red giant star F neutron star G white dwarf star H brown dwarf star I red dwarf star J black hole K cluster L sector M anomaly N planet P number of planets Q outlier R moon S number of moons Anomaly Classes: 00 inert gaseous nebula 01 particulate nebula 02 ionized gaseous nebula 03 variable planetoid 04 deep space planetoid 05 gravitational anomaly 06 temporal anomaly 07 geometric anomaly 08 artificial anomaly 09 unclassifiable 02a planetary nebula 02b supernova remnant Planet Classes: 1 no surface, gaseous 2 no atmosphere, no mineral deposits 3 no atmosphere, few mineral deposits 4 no atmosphere, some mineral deposits 5 no atmosphere, many mineral deposits 6 atmosphere not containing large quantities of O2, CO2, or N2 7 atmosphere containing significant amounts of O2, CO2, or N2 8 habitable only with habitational assistance or terra forming 9 habitable, but with harsh conditions. 10 small planet with less desirable climate 11 medium planet with less desirable climate 12 large planet with less desirable climate 13 small planet with more desirable climate 14 medium planet with more desirable climate 15 large planet with more desirable climate Examples: bold-short version Ty'lma Sector: 0L03 Torela Cluster 0L03-00K35 Galadil 0L03K35A00-00P4 Arkooinath 0L03K35A00-00N2/15S1 Kiki Pan 0L03K35A00-00N2/15R1 Rogan 0L03QC00P5 Rogan IV 0L03QC00N4/10S0 Bosphoric Belt 1L12K16M01-00/01 Dracosian System 1L12K17AA00-07P4 Quarint: 1L12K17AA00-07aP2 Sobeth 1L12K16A10-00P7 Kassar 1L12QG05P0 Maeli Black Hole 2L15K27J02-00 (short versions require that previous level be known) Syntax: SID=sector ID; ST=star type Abbr.: #C=number of clusters; C#=cluster number; #S=number of stars; S#=system number; #P=number of planets; P#=planet number; #M=number of moons; M#=moon number; PC=planet class; AC=anomaly class Sector: (sector number)L(#C) Cluster: [SID]-(C#)K(#S) Star: [SID]K(#S)(ST A-I)(C#)-(S#)P(#P) Planet: [SID]K(#S)(ST)(C#)-(S#)N(P#)/(PC)S(#M) Moon: [SID]K(#S)(ST)(C#)-(S#)N(P#)/(PC)R(M#) Outlier star: [SID]Q(ST)(S#)P(#P) Outlier planet: [SID]Q(ST)(S#)N(P#)/(PC)S(#M) Anomaly: [SID]K(#S)M(C#)-(anomaly #)/(AC) Black hole: [SID]K(#S)J(C#)-(anomaly #) Variable Planet: [SID]K(#S)(ST)(C#)-(S#)N(P#)/MS(#M) Notes: Binary systems may name individual stars by adding A lower case letter after the star number. The star is numbered by its rank of absolute luminosity. |
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| Neo Moon | May 11 2008, 09:40 PM Post #3 |
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Definitions: Planet: Any object with a true mass below the limiting mass for thermonuclear fusion of deuterium and has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round shape) is a "planet" no matter how it is formed. Dwarf planet: Object that meets the above criteria, but does not clear its neighborhood of debris. Titan planet: Object that meets the above criteria and is large enough to capture objects large enough to capture planetary (as described above) objects as moons. Rogue planet: Object that meets the above criteria, but does not orbit another object. Variable Planet: Object that meets the above criteria and has wildly variable surface conditions. Satellite: Any object orbiting a non-solar body is a "satellite". Moon: A satellite orbiting a planet. Minor body: Any object that is smaller than a planet is a minor body or "planetoid". Asteroid: A planetoid larger than 10km in diameter. Meteoroid: A planetoid less than 10km in diameter. Comet: Any planetoid exhibiting a coma. |
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| Neo Moon | Nov 15 2008, 03:47 PM Post #4 |
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The official copy that will be updated automatically may be viewed here. |
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| Neo Moon | Nov 15 2008, 03:49 PM Post #5 |
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Keep on the lookout for the next big version update, which may affect the way that clusters are determined and numbered. |
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