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| − | <gallery mode="nolines"> | + | A quadruple star system, Rigel (Beta Orionis) included two stars of interest: a [[Stellar Classes#Class B|blue-white]] supergiant (Rigel A) and a somewhat smaller blue-white giant (Rigel B), and the system supported a total of fourteen planets, six of which were inhabited. This remarkable number of [[Planetary Classes#Class M|Class M]] worlds was attributed to the star's extensive habitable zone, and to the Hakel radiation belt which surrounded the system's primary and shielded against the lethal radiation emitted by the [[Stellar Classes#Class B|B-Class]] supergiant.<ref name="Maps"/> |
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| − | + | rigel-01-maps.jpg|[[Rigel I (FASA)|Rigel I]] ([[Tugn (FASA)|Tugn]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-02-maps.jpg|[[Rigel II (FASA)|II]] ([[Atugn (FASA)|Atugn]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-03-maps.jpg|[[Rigel III (FASA)|III]] ([[Volum (FASA)|Volum]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-04-sfc.jpg|[[Rigel IV (FASA)|IV]] ([[Rigel IV (FASA)|Rigel IV]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-05-maps.jpg|[[Rigel V (FASA)|V]] ([[V'Geln (FASA)|V'Geln]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-06_07-maps.jpg|[[Rigel VI (FASA)|VI]] ([[Sirk (FASA)|Sirk]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-06_07-maps.jpg|[[Rigel VII (FASA)|VII]] ([[Aulia (FASA)|Aulia]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-08-maps.jpg|[[Rigel VIII (FASA)|VIII]] ([[Botchok (FASA)|Botchok]]) | |
| − | + | rigel-09-maps.jpg|[[Rigel IX (FASA)|IX]] ([[T'Ap (FASA)|T'Ap]]) | |
| − | </gallery> | + | rigel-10-maps.jpg|[[Rigel X (FASA)|X]] ([[Onot (FASA)|Onot]]) |
| − | </div> | + | rigel-11-maps.jpg|[[Rigel XI (FASA)|XI]] ([[Pliu (FASA)|Pliu]]) |
| − | + | rigel-12-tos03.jpg|[[Rigel XII (FASA)|XII]] ([[Egessemine (FASA)|Egessemine]]) | |
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* [[Rigel BC I (FASA)|I]]: [[Avali (FASA)|Avali]] | * [[Rigel BC I (FASA)|I]]: [[Avali (FASA)|Avali]] | ||
* [[Rigel BC II (FASA)|II]]: [[Ugoan (FASA)|Ugoan]] | * [[Rigel BC II (FASA)|II]]: [[Ugoan (FASA)|Ugoan]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:48, 13 October 2020
A quadruple star system, Rigel (Beta Orionis) included two stars of interest: a blue-white supergiant (Rigel A) and a somewhat smaller blue-white giant (Rigel B), and the system supported a total of fourteen planets, six of which were inhabited. This remarkable number of Class M worlds was attributed to the star's extensive habitable zone, and to the Hakel radiation belt which surrounded the system's primary and shielded against the lethal radiation emitted by the B-Class supergiant.[1]
Rigel A system
Notes and References
- ↑ Maynard, Jeff (Author). Star Trek Maps. Star Trek. Book. Bantam Books. August 1980.
