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{{ | {{Location | ||
| | | family = body | ||
| | | name = Ferron IV | ||
| | | system = Ferron | ||
| | | type = Planet | ||
| | | classification = Gas giant | ||
| | | image = FerronIV.png | ||
| | | habitable = No | ||
| | | affiliation = [[StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth]] | ||
| galactapedia = https://robertsspaceindustries.com/galactapedia/article/VYLJxPzow6-ferron-iv | |||
}} | }} | ||
The swirling surface of Ferron IV is a beautiful sight that pilots have learned to enjoy from a safe distance. The gas giant's thick layer of metallic hydrogen behaves as a giant electrical conductor, which can be severely problematic for a ship's sensitive avionics. Bands of outlaws have been known to lurk on the fringes of the electrical field, waiting to prey upon malfunctioning ships.<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14985-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Ferron System}}</ref> | The swirling surface of Ferron IV is a beautiful sight that pilots have learned to enjoy from a safe distance. The gas giant's thick layer of metallic hydrogen behaves as a giant electrical conductor, which can be severely problematic for a ship's sensitive avionics. Bands of outlaws have been known to lurk on the fringes of the electrical field, waiting to prey upon malfunctioning ships.<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14985-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Ferron System}}</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:45, 28 September 2026
Template:Location The swirling surface of Ferron IV is a beautiful sight that pilots have learned to enjoy from a safe distance. The gas giant's thick layer of metallic hydrogen behaves as a giant electrical conductor, which can be severely problematic for a ship's sensitive avionics. Bands of outlaws have been known to lurk on the fringes of the electrical field, waiting to prey upon malfunctioning ships.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
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