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{{ | {{Location | ||
|image = | | name = 78 Leonis system | ||
| image = 78 Leonis system - radar scan.png | |||
| affiliation = Unclaimed | |||
|affiliation = Unclaimed | | systemtype = SINGLE_STAR | ||
| | | size = 1.9 | ||
|size = 1.9 | | startypes = G-type main sequence | ||
| population = Indigenous Life Only | |||
|startypes = G-type main sequence | | planets = 2 | ||
|population = Indigenous Life Only | | satellites = 2 | ||
|planets = 2 | | jumppoints = 1 | ||
|satellites = 2 | | discoveredin = 2945 | ||
| discoveredby = Cpt Leonis | |||
|jumppoints = | |||
|discoveredin = 2945 | |||
|discoveredby = | |||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 11:43, 18 August 2026
78 Leonis is a potentially fictional frontier system that, according to the RSI StarCitizen:Constellation Aquila Commercial, this frontier system was discovered by Cpt Leonis in StarCitizen:2945.<ref>Star Citizen: Meet the RSI Constellation Aquila on YouTube.com. Retrieved 2025-08-10</ref><ref>Roberts Space Industries Constellation Commercial on YouTube.com. Retrieved 2025-08-10</ref><ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref> It's worth noting that the crustacean creature in the video looks suspiciously like a StarCitizen:Thorshu Grey which are native to Terra.
Gravitational Governor
78 Leonis
Template:Main G-type main sequence star.
Planets
StarCitizen:HL2610
| A rocky desert planet with a life-sustaining atmosphere. Indigenous life includes a seemingly sentient race of bipeds. The bipeds closely resemble 'greys'. They seek shelter from the landing ship in the shadow of a large rock formation. The bipeds hunt using rock as club weapons. Their prey is a small lobster-like creature that scuttles sideways across the desert.
HL2610 has one moon. |
StarCitizen:HH130782
| HH130782 is a uninhabitable protoplanet and has one moon. |
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