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[[File:Dixon's_Star.jpg|right|300px]]'''Rupert's Hole''' is one of two habitable planets in the [[Cassidine]] system (the other being [[Triad]]).
Rupert's Hole is one of two habitable planets (the other being [[Triad]]) in the [[Cassidine]] system.  It is predominantly inhabited by Humans.  It is moderately populated and is know for its industry and agriculture.  Gravity is 0.9 and the day is 20 GST hours long.  A UPF Armed Space Station and a Trading Station orbit the planet.  No moons orbit Rupert's Hole.
 
   
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== Planetary Data ==
Rupert's Hole was first discovered in the early years of the Frontier and was first used as a mining colony by Pan Galactic. Cassadine Development Corporation, CDC, began the terraforming of Rupert's Hole after it was abandoned as a mining colony by Pan Galactic, early in the megacorp's history. The planet was very receptive to the terraforming efforts. When it was discovered that the ground was a fertile treasure just waiting to be taken advantage of and it wasn't long until CDC had a strong hold on Rupert's Hole. It became one of the primary sources of food and agricultural industry in the Frontier.
 
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'''Orbit:'''
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'''Diameter:'''
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'''Gravity:''' 0.9g
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'''Day''': 20 [[Galactic Standard Time|standard hours]]
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'''Year:'''
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'''Inclination:'''
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'''Atmosphere:'''
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'''Climate Range:'''
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'''Average Surface Temperature:'''
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'''% Water:'''
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'''Moons:'''
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'''[[Space Station|Artificial Satellites]]''': ASS, DS III, TS
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'''Population:''' [[Human]], Moderate
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'''Exports:''' [former] Raw Materials, [current] Agricultural (to Triad)
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'''Imports:''' Raw Materials (from Outer Reach)
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== Planet Description ==
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=== '''Geography/Climate''' ===
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Rupert's Hole is currently a very fertile world, thanks to the terraforming work of the [[Cassidine Development Corporation]] (CDC)
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=== '''Native Life''' ===
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=== '''Politics/Culture''' ===
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Rupert's Hole is a direct democracy. Every six months the entire population of Rupert's Hole votes via computer on any new legislation. The general population is content to have no privacy for the protection it provides.
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Any weapon may be carried on one's person. Public policy is enforced primarily by constant computer surveillance. Cameras and satellites watch nearly every bit of the planet. Police forces may be slow to respond as they are generally alerted to trouble by the sophisticated automated surveillance network, but with nearly every action being recorded there is generally little doubt as to who is responsible for wrong-doing.
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Murder, theft, etc. are all, of course, illegal, despite free weapon policies. Appeals are possible, but if an appeal is lost the punishment is doubled.
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=== '''Economy''' ===
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Originally Rupert's Hole was a mining colony, but after terraforming efforts yielded particularly rich soils, focus shifted to agricultural production.
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== History ==
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=== '''Colonization''' ===
 
Rupert's Hole was discovered in the early years of the [[Frontier Sector|Frontier]]. The planet was first used as a mining colony by Pan-Galactic Corporation until they abandoned the planet early in it's history. CDC then began the process of terraforming the planet, which proved very receptive to the process. When CDC discovered that the ground was a fertile treasure just waiting to be used for large-scale farming, it became one of the primary sources of food in the Frontier .
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== '''Locations''' ==
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* Lake Geneva: headquarters of Oni-Senada
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* Pompeii: Headquarters of Trojan Enterprises
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== Notes and References ==
 
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Latest revision as of 19:12, 18 June 2020

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Rupert's Hole is one of two habitable planets in the Cassidine system (the other being Triad).

Planetary Data[]

Orbit:
Diameter:
Gravity: 0.9g
Day: 20 standard hours
Year:
Inclination:
Atmosphere:
Climate Range:
Average Surface Temperature:
% Water:
Moons:
Artificial Satellites: ASS, DS III, TS
Population: Human, Moderate
Exports: [former] Raw Materials, [current] Agricultural (to Triad)
Imports: Raw Materials (from Outer Reach)

Planet Description[]

Geography/Climate[]

Rupert's Hole is currently a very fertile world, thanks to the terraforming work of the Cassidine Development Corporation (CDC)

Native Life[]

Politics/Culture[]

Rupert's Hole is a direct democracy. Every six months the entire population of Rupert's Hole votes via computer on any new legislation. The general population is content to have no privacy for the protection it provides.

Any weapon may be carried on one's person. Public policy is enforced primarily by constant computer surveillance. Cameras and satellites watch nearly every bit of the planet. Police forces may be slow to respond as they are generally alerted to trouble by the sophisticated automated surveillance network, but with nearly every action being recorded there is generally little doubt as to who is responsible for wrong-doing.

Murder, theft, etc. are all, of course, illegal, despite free weapon policies. Appeals are possible, but if an appeal is lost the punishment is doubled.

Economy[]

Originally Rupert's Hole was a mining colony, but after terraforming efforts yielded particularly rich soils, focus shifted to agricultural production.

History[]

Colonization[]

Rupert's Hole was discovered in the early years of the Frontier. The planet was first used as a mining colony by Pan-Galactic Corporation until they abandoned the planet early in it's history. CDC then began the process of terraforming the planet, which proved very receptive to the process. When CDC discovered that the ground was a fertile treasure just waiting to be used for large-scale farming, it became one of the primary sources of food in the Frontier .

Locations[]

  • Lake Geneva: headquarters of Oni-Senada

* Pompeii: Headquarters of Trojan Enterprises

Notes and References[]