Toggle menu
Toggle preferences menu
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

StarCitizen:Planetary system: Difference between revisions

From SAS Gaming Wiki
SyncBot (talk | contribs)
Fix template calls: add SC/ prefix
SyncBot (talk | contribs)
Sync: updated from Star Citizen
 
Line 3: Line 3:
[[File:Stanton2DSystem.PNG|thumb|300px|Example of a system ([[Stanton system|Stanton]])]]
[[File:Stanton2DSystem.PNG|thumb|300px|Example of a system ([[Stanton system|Stanton]])]]


'''Planetary systems''', usually simply referred to as ''''systems'''<nowiki/>',  are gravitationally bound collections of orbitally organized planets, planetoids and asteroids around a governing star or group of stars. The gravitational stress of the central objects allows the formation of [[StarCitizen:Jump Point]]s between systems, which allow near-instantaneous interstellar travel. Systems contain the most important locations in the galaxy; from [[StarCitizen:Sol system|homeworlds]] to [[StarCitizen:Kilian system|military outposts]].  
'''Planetary systems''', usually simply referred to as ''''systems'''<nowiki/>',  are gravitationally bound collections of orbitally organized planets, planetoids and asteroids around a governing star or group of stars. The gravitational stress of the central objects allows the formation of [[StarCitizen:Jump Point]]s between systems, which allow near-instantaneous interstellar travel. Systems contain the most important locations in the galaxy; from [[StarCitizen:Sol system|homeworlds]] to [[StarCitizen:Kilian system|military outposts]].
The vast majority of systems have a large star, black hole, or other massive object around which the other stellar objects orbit.  
The vast majority of systems have a large star, black hole, or other massive object around which the other stellar objects orbit.
==Travel and Exploration==
==Travel and Exploration==
The only viable inter-system travel means is represented by [[StarCitizen:Jump Point|jump points]], which are hyper-stable wormholes that form between two neighboring massive gravity wells, such as those of stars, black holes, etc. However, the stability of jump points can be decreased by the presence of other significant substellar gravity wells, such as those of gas giants (ex: Jupiter, Saturn, etc.) and their satellite systems, which interfere with the space-time fabric.  
The only viable inter-system travel means is represented by [[StarCitizen:Jump Point|jump points]], which are hyper-stable wormholes that form between two neighboring massive gravity wells, such as those of stars, black holes, etc. However, the stability of jump points can be decreased by the presence of other significant substellar gravity wells, such as those of gas giants (ex: Jupiter, Saturn, etc.) and their satellite systems, which interfere with the space-time fabric.
For intra-system travel, a [[StarCitizen:ship]] would use its [[StarCitizen:Quantum Drive|quantum drive]], which allows for velocities nearing or slightly exceeding 20% of the speed of light and consuming quantum fuel to do so.
For intra-system travel, a [[StarCitizen:ship]] would use its [[StarCitizen:Quantum Drive|quantum drive]], which allows for velocities nearing or slightly exceeding 20% of the speed of light and consuming quantum fuel to do so.
==Notable systems==
==Notable systems==
Line 18: Line 18:
===Other sovereign empires===
===Other sovereign empires===
[[File:RihlahSystem.png|thumb|300px|[[Rihlah system]]]]
[[File:RihlahSystem.png|thumb|300px|[[Rihlah system]]]]
*[[StarCitizen:R.il'a system|R.il'a]]: [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]] military staging area converted to industrial and tourist world.  
*[[StarCitizen:R.il'a system|R.il'a]]: [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]] military staging area converted to industrial and tourist world.
*[[StarCitizen:Orion system|Orion]]: Site of the violent first contact with the [[StarCitizen:Vanduul]]. Abandoned due to their frequent attacks on the human outposts.
*[[StarCitizen:Orion system|Orion]]: Site of the violent first contact with the [[StarCitizen:Vanduul]]. Abandoned due to their frequent attacks on the human outposts.
*[[StarCitizen:Bacchus system|Bacchus]]: Possible location of [[StarCitizen:Banu]] homeworld and popular trading destination for UEE haulers.  
*[[StarCitizen:Bacchus system|Bacchus]]: Possible location of [[StarCitizen:Banu]] homeworld and popular trading destination for UEE haulers.
 
==Common Terms==
==Common Terms==
;Astronomical Unit (AU): Roughly the distance from Earth to its orbital body, [[StarCitizen:Sol (star)|Sol]]. Used as a measurement for other in-system distance measurements. The actual value, in kilometers, of an AU is subject to change.
;Astronomical Unit (AU): Roughly the distance from Earth to its orbital body, [[StarCitizen:Sol (star)|Sol]]. Used as a measurement for other in-system distance measurements. The actual value, in kilometers, of an AU is subject to change.
;Asteroid Belt: A ring or cloud of rocky planetoids. Often mined for raw resources or used as a construction platform
;Asteroid Belt: A ring or cloud of rocky planetoids. Often mined for raw resources or used as a construction platform
;Binary System : System characterized by a "binary" set of two orbiting stars around which the other objects orbit
;Binary System : System characterized by a "binary" set of two orbiting stars around which the other objects orbit
;Homeworld : The premier evolution site of a sapient species. : The birthplanet of a certain individual.  
;Homeworld : The premier evolution site of a sapient species. : The birthplanet of a certain individual.
;[[StarCitizen:Jump Point]] : Naturally occurring wormhole used for near-instant travel between systems
;[[StarCitizen:Jump Point]] : Naturally occurring wormhole used for near-instant travel between systems
;Space Station : Artificial base built as a platform for military, research, or other purposes in space. Often in orbit around planets or built into asteroids
;Space Station : Artificial base built as a platform for military, research, or other purposes in space. Often in orbit around planets or built into asteroids


==List of Systems==
==List of Systems==
{{#ask:
{{Data table
[[Category:Systems|+depth=0]]
| category = Systems{{!}}+depth=0
[[StarCitizen::+]]
| columns =
|?Page Image#100px=
    System type ; label=Type ; filter
|?=Name
    System status ; label=Status
|?System type=Type
    System size ; label=Size ; filter
|?System status=Status
    Star type
|?System size=Size
|?Star type
|mainlabel=-
|format=datatables
|limit=500
|datatables-pageLength=10
|datatables-deferRender=true
|datatables-responsive=false
|datatables-scrollX=true
|datatables-mark=true
|datatables-searchPanes=false
|datatables-searchPanes.initCollapsed=true
|datatables-searchPanes.columns=1,2,4
}}
}}
{{SC/Datatable styles}}


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 11:36, 25 June 2026

Template:For

File:Stanton2DSystem.PNG
Example of a system (Stanton)

Planetary systems, usually simply referred to as 'systems', are gravitationally bound collections of orbitally organized planets, planetoids and asteroids around a governing star or group of stars. The gravitational stress of the central objects allows the formation of StarCitizen:Jump Points between systems, which allow near-instantaneous interstellar travel. Systems contain the most important locations in the galaxy; from homeworlds to military outposts. The vast majority of systems have a large star, black hole, or other massive object around which the other stellar objects orbit.

Travel and Exploration

The only viable inter-system travel means is represented by jump points, which are hyper-stable wormholes that form between two neighboring massive gravity wells, such as those of stars, black holes, etc. However, the stability of jump points can be decreased by the presence of other significant substellar gravity wells, such as those of gas giants (ex: Jupiter, Saturn, etc.) and their satellite systems, which interfere with the space-time fabric. For intra-system travel, a StarCitizen:ship would use its quantum drive, which allows for velocities nearing or slightly exceeding 20% of the speed of light and consuming quantum fuel to do so.

Notable systems

United Empire of Earth

Other sovereign empires

File:RihlahSystem.png
Rihlah system

Common Terms

Astronomical Unit (AU)
Roughly the distance from Earth to its orbital body, Sol. Used as a measurement for other in-system distance measurements. The actual value, in kilometers, of an AU is subject to change.
Asteroid Belt
A ring or cloud of rocky planetoids. Often mined for raw resources or used as a construction platform
Binary System
System characterized by a "binary" set of two orbiting stars around which the other objects orbit
Homeworld
The premier evolution site of a sapient species. : The birthplanet of a certain individual.
StarCitizen:Jump Point
Naturally occurring wormhole used for near-instant travel between systems
Space Station
Artificial base built as a platform for military, research, or other purposes in space. Often in orbit around planets or built into asteroids

List of Systems

Template:Data table

See also

References

<references />