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The '''Croshaw system''' is a star system controlled by the [[StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth]]. It was the first extrasolar system that was [[StarCitizen:Terraforming|terraformed]] and settled via jump-point by [[StarCitizen:Human]]s in the 23rd century. It was named after the first person who successfully traversed the jump-point and came back alive, [[StarCitizen:Nick Croshaw]].<ref>{{ | The '''Croshaw system''' is a star system controlled by the [[StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth]]. It was the first extrasolar system that was [[StarCitizen:Terraforming|terraformed]] and settled via jump-point by [[StarCitizen:Human]]s in the 23rd century. It was named after the first person who successfully traversed the jump-point and came back alive, [[StarCitizen:Nick Croshaw]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/13332-The-Observist-Angeli-Croshaw|text=The Observist: Angeli, Croshaw}}</ref> | ||
The ramifications of Crowshaw's settlement led also to the creation of the [[StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth]]. The system has been a consistent player in Humanity's social and political development ever since.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | The ramifications of Crowshaw's settlement led also to the creation of the [[StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth]]. The system has been a consistent player in Humanity's social and political development ever since.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
A space anomaly, called the [[StarCitizen:Neso Triangle]] was discovered near [[StarCitizen:Pluto]] in 2262. Croshaw's first 'discoverers', the crew of the [[StarCitizen:Goodman]], and two other ships went into the event horizon of the jump-point under unknown circumstances and were damaged heavily. Without a functional engine, the crew of the Goodman was stranded in the system and died there.<ref>{{ | A space anomaly, called the [[StarCitizen:Neso Triangle]] was discovered near [[StarCitizen:Pluto]] in 2262. Croshaw's first 'discoverers', the crew of the [[StarCitizen:Goodman]], and two other ships went into the event horizon of the jump-point under unknown circumstances and were damaged heavily. Without a functional engine, the crew of the Goodman was stranded in the system and died there.<ref>{{Cite RSI|text=DISCOVERED: A Goodman is Hard to Find|int=Comm-Link:Discovered - A Goodman is Hard to Find|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15692-DISCOVERED}}</ref> | ||
Ten years later, in [[StarCitizen:2271]] scientist and explorer Nick Croshaw successfully traversed the new star system with a special jump-drive. In the following hundred years, Croshaw was terraformed under great difficulties, since no superior organization coordinated this process.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | Ten years later, in [[StarCitizen:2271]] scientist and explorer Nick Croshaw successfully traversed the new star system with a special jump-drive. In the following hundred years, Croshaw was terraformed under great difficulties, since no superior organization coordinated this process.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref> | ||
Several private and state-owned terraforming companies tried to lay claim to Crowshaw's planets but squabbled over how land rights and mineral resources should be divided once terraforming was complete. Each company failed to calculate exactly how expensive it would be to continually transport supplies to maintain their operations. So, none of them succeeded. | Several private and state-owned terraforming companies tried to lay claim to Crowshaw's planets but squabbled over how land rights and mineral resources should be divided once terraforming was complete. Each company failed to calculate exactly how expensive it would be to continually transport supplies to maintain their operations. So, none of them succeeded. | ||
Another challenge was inter-system travel. Ships had to be manually navigated through the jump-point. The risky travel led to high losses of ships and their crews, which resulted in the emergence of expert-pilots, called [[StarCitizen:Jumpers]]. The 'forefathers of [today's] [[StarCitizen:NavJumpers]].'<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | Another challenge was inter-system travel. Ships had to be manually navigated through the jump-point. The risky travel led to high losses of ships and their crews, which resulted in the emergence of expert-pilots, called [[StarCitizen:Jumpers]]. The 'forefathers of [today's] [[StarCitizen:NavJumpers]].'<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref> | ||
A committee appointed by the [[StarCitizen:World Summit]], a gathering of [[StarCitizen:Earth|Earth's]] leaders, finally took control of the expansion. 'The committee organized the linking of resources from various countries and companies to tackle the terraforming of [[StarCitizen:Croshaw II]] and [[StarCitizen:Vann|Croshaw III]], established a lottery to grant land and mineral rights once the process was complete, and, most importantly, figured out how to pay for it all.'<ref name="ReferenceA" /> | A committee appointed by the [[StarCitizen:World Summit]], a gathering of [[StarCitizen:Earth|Earth's]] leaders, finally took control of the expansion. 'The committee organized the linking of resources from various countries and companies to tackle the terraforming of [[StarCitizen:Croshaw II]] and [[StarCitizen:Vann|Croshaw III]], established a lottery to grant land and mineral rights once the process was complete, and, most importantly, figured out how to pay for it all.'<ref name="ReferenceA" /> | ||
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The terraforming was funded with the income of the [[StarCitizen:Freeman Act]]. People received a one-way ticket to Croshaw aboard government-subsidized shuttles and the right to live there.<ref name="ReferenceA" /> | The terraforming was funded with the income of the [[StarCitizen:Freeman Act]]. People received a one-way ticket to Croshaw aboard government-subsidized shuttles and the right to live there.<ref name="ReferenceA" /> | ||
The 'committee's successful stewardship convinced Humanity's leaders that a cohesive voice and vision was needed to aid our ascension out to the stars' and resulted in the transformation of the World Summit into the [[StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth]] in 2380.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | The 'committee's successful stewardship convinced Humanity's leaders that a cohesive voice and vision was needed to aid our ascension out to the stars' and resulted in the transformation of the World Summit into the [[StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth]] in 2380.<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref> | ||
==Gravitational governors== | ==Gravitational governors== | ||
===Croshaw === | ===Croshaw === | ||
{{ | {{Main|Croshaw (star)}} | ||
A G-type main sequence star. | A G-type main sequence star. | ||
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==Planets== | ==Planets== | ||
=== Croshaw I=== | === Croshaw I=== | ||
{{ | {{Main|Croshaw I}} | ||
The planet's thick acid-based clouds create an atmospheric mass that makes it impossible to land on. | The planet's thick acid-based clouds create an atmospheric mass that makes it impossible to land on. | ||
===Angeli : Croshaw II=== | ===Angeli : Croshaw II=== | ||
{{ | {{Main|Angeli}} | ||
The first planet terraformed and colonized by Humans in another star system, Angeli unfortunately suffers from heightened tectonic activity. Geologists theorize that there will be a devastating earthquake in its future. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Angeli's city of [[StarCitizen:Quinton]] features one of the most iconic skylines in the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. | The first planet terraformed and colonized by Humans in another star system, Angeli unfortunately suffers from heightened tectonic activity. Geologists theorize that there will be a devastating earthquake in its future. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Angeli's city of [[StarCitizen:Quinton]] features one of the most iconic skylines in the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. | ||
===Vann : Croshaw III=== | ===Vann : Croshaw III=== | ||
{{ | {{Main|Vann}} | ||
Slightly smaller than Earth, Vann sits on the edge of Croshaw's green band and is perpetually cold. Its population dropped once more systems were discovered, but many people, especially those who enjoy the cold, still call it home. | Slightly smaller than Earth, Vann sits on the edge of Croshaw's green band and is perpetually cold. Its population dropped once more systems were discovered, but many people, especially those who enjoy the cold, still call it home. | ||
===Croshaw IV=== | ===Croshaw IV=== | ||
{{ | {{Main|Croshaw IV}} | ||
A large dead world that lacks both an atmosphere and valuable minerals. | A large dead world that lacks both an atmosphere and valuable minerals. | ||
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==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
{{Quote|Though we might not know exactly what makes [[StarCitizen:Angeli]]-aged whiskeys stand out, it is easy to distinguish what makes them so special. Their rich and dignified flavors excite the palette but never overpower it. It is almost as if their flavors were granted a crisp subtlety with age that has yet to be achieved anywhere else in the 'verse.|[[StarCitizen:David Kurtz]], A Beginner's Guide to Angeli-Aged Whiskey, [[StarCitizen:2912]]<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | {{Quote|Though we might not know exactly what makes [[StarCitizen:Angeli]]-aged whiskeys stand out, it is easy to distinguish what makes them so special. Their rich and dignified flavors excite the palette but never overpower it. It is almost as if their flavors were granted a crisp subtlety with age that has yet to be achieved anywhere else in the 'verse.|[[StarCitizen:David Kurtz]], A Beginner's Guide to Angeli-Aged Whiskey, [[StarCitizen:2912]]<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref>}} | ||
{{Quote|What we do here will shape the future of interstellar expansion. Let's make sure we get this right.|[[StarCitizen:Clarence Ludwig]], Chair of the [[StarCitizen:Croshaw Expansion Committee]], 06.23.[[StarCitizen:2281]]<ref name="ReferenceA">{{ | {{Quote|What we do here will shape the future of interstellar expansion. Let's make sure we get this right.|[[StarCitizen:Clarence Ludwig]], Chair of the [[StarCitizen:Croshaw Expansion Committee]], 06.23.[[StarCitizen:2281]]<ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/15019-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide: Croshaw System}}</ref>}} | ||
==Known jump points== | ==Known jump points== | ||
{{ | {{Jump points}} | ||
==Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy== | ==Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy== | ||
{{#ev:YouTube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0a37ivWgtI}}<ref>{{ | {{#ev:YouTube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0a37ivWgtI}}<ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Comm-Link:Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy - Croshaw System|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/15852-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy}}</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
{{ | {{System map|Croshaw}} | ||
{{ | {{System navplate|Croshaw}} | ||
{{Navplate systems}} | |||
Revision as of 11:23, 15 August 2026
Template:System The Croshaw system is a star system controlled by the StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth. It was the first extrasolar system that was terraformed and settled via jump-point by StarCitizen:Humans in the 23rd century. It was named after the first person who successfully traversed the jump-point and came back alive, StarCitizen:Nick Croshaw.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
The ramifications of Crowshaw's settlement led also to the creation of the StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth. The system has been a consistent player in Humanity's social and political development ever since.<ref name="ReferenceA">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
History
A space anomaly, called the StarCitizen:Neso Triangle was discovered near StarCitizen:Pluto in 2262. Croshaw's first 'discoverers', the crew of the StarCitizen:Goodman, and two other ships went into the event horizon of the jump-point under unknown circumstances and were damaged heavily. Without a functional engine, the crew of the Goodman was stranded in the system and died there.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Ten years later, in StarCitizen:2271 scientist and explorer Nick Croshaw successfully traversed the new star system with a special jump-drive. In the following hundred years, Croshaw was terraformed under great difficulties, since no superior organization coordinated this process.<ref name="ReferenceA">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Several private and state-owned terraforming companies tried to lay claim to Crowshaw's planets but squabbled over how land rights and mineral resources should be divided once terraforming was complete. Each company failed to calculate exactly how expensive it would be to continually transport supplies to maintain their operations. So, none of them succeeded.
Another challenge was inter-system travel. Ships had to be manually navigated through the jump-point. The risky travel led to high losses of ships and their crews, which resulted in the emergence of expert-pilots, called StarCitizen:Jumpers. The 'forefathers of [today's] StarCitizen:NavJumpers.'<ref name="ReferenceA">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
A committee appointed by the StarCitizen:World Summit, a gathering of Earth's leaders, finally took control of the expansion. 'The committee organized the linking of resources from various countries and companies to tackle the terraforming of StarCitizen:Croshaw II and Croshaw III, established a lottery to grant land and mineral rights once the process was complete, and, most importantly, figured out how to pay for it all.'<ref name="ReferenceA" />
The terraforming was funded with the income of the StarCitizen:Freeman Act. People received a one-way ticket to Croshaw aboard government-subsidized shuttles and the right to live there.<ref name="ReferenceA" />
The 'committee's successful stewardship convinced Humanity's leaders that a cohesive voice and vision was needed to aid our ascension out to the stars' and resulted in the transformation of the World Summit into the StarCitizen:United Nations of Earth in 2380.<ref name="ReferenceA">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Gravitational governors
Croshaw
A G-type main sequence star.
Planets
Croshaw I
The planet's thick acid-based clouds create an atmospheric mass that makes it impossible to land on.
Angeli : Croshaw II
The first planet terraformed and colonized by Humans in another star system, Angeli unfortunately suffers from heightened tectonic activity. Geologists theorize that there will be a devastating earthquake in its future. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Angeli's city of StarCitizen:Quinton features one of the most iconic skylines in the StarCitizen:UEE.
Vann : Croshaw III
Slightly smaller than Earth, Vann sits on the edge of Croshaw's green band and is perpetually cold. Its population dropped once more systems were discovered, but many people, especially those who enjoy the cold, still call it home.
Croshaw IV
A large dead world that lacks both an atmosphere and valuable minerals.
Asteroid belts
The Croshaw system contains two asteroid fields - the StarCitizen:Daedalus Cluster and the StarCitizen:Icarus Cluster. Both fields are on the same orbit as Croshaw IV.
Quotes
"Though we might not know exactly what makes StarCitizen:Angeli-aged whiskeys stand out, it is easy to distinguish what makes them so special. Their rich and dignified flavors excite the palette but never overpower it. It is almost as if their flavors were granted a crisp subtlety with age that has yet to be achieved anywhere else in the 'verse.
"What we do here will shape the future of interstellar expansion. Let's make sure we get this right.
Known jump points
Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy
{{#ev:YouTube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0a37ivWgtI}}<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>
References
<references />
Template:System map Template:System navplate Template:Navplate systems