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== List of known classes ==
 
== List of known classes ==
  
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!Class!!Surface!!Atmosphere!!Description!!Example
 
!Class!!Surface!!Atmosphere!!Description!!Example
 
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|A||tenuous, may not be present||reducing; methane, etc.||radiates heat, "failed" star||Jupiter, Saturn
 
|A||tenuous, may not be present||reducing; methane, etc.||radiates heat, "failed" star||Jupiter, Saturn
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|B||tenuous, may not be present||reducing||non-radiant||Neptune
 
|B||tenuous, may not be present||reducing||non-radiant||Neptune
 
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|C||iron/silicate||reducing/dense||high surface temperature||Venus
 
|C||iron/silicate||reducing/dense||high surface temperature||Venus
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|D||nickel-iron/silicate||(A-G)none, (H-N)tenuous||asteroids||Ceres
 
|D||nickel-iron/silicate||(A-G)none, (H-N)tenuous||asteroids||Ceres
 
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|E||silicate, some metals||reducing/oxidizing||large molten core||Janus IV
 
|E||silicate, some metals||reducing/oxidizing||large molten core||Janus IV
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|F||silicate, some metals||oxidizing||very young||Delta Vega
 
|F||silicate, some metals||oxidizing||very young||Delta Vega
 
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|G||silicate||oxidizing, thin||desert planet||Rigel XII
 
|G||silicate||oxidizing, thin||desert planet||Rigel XII
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|H||silicate||variable||geologically active||Gothos
 
|H||silicate||variable||geologically active||Gothos
 
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|I||metallic/silicate||fluid, very dense||small/young||Excalibis
 
|I||metallic/silicate||fluid, very dense||small/young||Excalibis
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|J||silicate||very tenuous, noble gasses||moons||Luna
 
|J||silicate||very tenuous, noble gasses||moons||Luna
 
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|K||tenuous, some water||adaptable with pressure domes||Mars
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|K||silkicate||tenuous, some water||adaptable with pressure domes||Mars
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|L||silicate/water||oxidizing||geologically inactive||Psi 2000
 
|L||silicate/water||oxidizing||geologically inactive||Psi 2000
 
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|M||silicate/water||oxidizing||geologically active||Terra
 
|M||silicate/water||oxidizing||geologically active||Terra
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|N||water entirely||oxidizing||pelagic planet||Argo
 
|N||water entirely||oxidizing||pelagic planet||Argo
 
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|P||water/silicate||oxidizing||glacial planet||Breen
 
|P||water/silicate||oxidizing||glacial planet||Breen
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|R||water/silicate||negligible||Rogue||Dakala
 
|R||water/silicate||negligible||Rogue||Dakala
 
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|S||small dense metallic||reducing||small ultra gas giant||Braxis
 
|S||small dense metallic||reducing||small ultra gas giant||Braxis
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|T||small dense nickel-iron||reducing||large ultra gas giant||Luava
 
|T||small dense nickel-iron||reducing||large ultra gas giant||Luava
 
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|Y||metallic/silicate||reducing||demon class||Silver Blood planet
 
|Y||metallic/silicate||reducing||demon class||Silver Blood planet
 
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Revision as of 02:47, 25 December 2010

The following information is gathered from various sources, including NASA documents, The original FASA Star Trek RPG, Memory Alpha (where it does not flagrantly disagree with otherwise established classes), and various other sources.


List of known classes

Class Surface Atmosphere Description Example
A tenuous, may not be present reducing; methane, etc. radiates heat, "failed" star Jupiter, Saturn
B tenuous, may not be present reducing non-radiant Neptune
C iron/silicate reducing/dense high surface temperature Venus
D nickel-iron/silicate (A-G)none, (H-N)tenuous asteroids Ceres
E silicate, some metals reducing/oxidizing large molten core Janus IV
F silicate, some metals oxidizing very young Delta Vega
G silicate oxidizing, thin desert planet Rigel XII
H silicate variable geologically active Gothos
I metallic/silicate fluid, very dense small/young Excalibis
J silicate very tenuous, noble gasses moons Luna
K silkicate tenuous, some water adaptable with pressure domes Mars
L silicate/water oxidizing geologically inactive Psi 2000
M silicate/water oxidizing geologically active Terra
N water entirely oxidizing pelagic planet Argo
P water/silicate oxidizing glacial planet Breen
R water/silicate negligible Rogue Dakala
S small dense metallic reducing small ultra gas giant Braxis
T small dense nickel-iron reducing large ultra gas giant Luava
Y metallic/silicate reducing demon class Silver Blood planet