Difference between revisions of "Enheldam"
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| − | Enheldam, formerly known as E-Throne, was one the mining colonies of the [[Minerse]] civilization. The mining operarions are for the blue organic cyristals can be found in the oceans of the Enheldam which can be used for energy storage. The cyristals are produced by some kind of water-algea as side-product of their production | + | Enheldam, formerly known as E-Throne, was one the mining colonies of the [[Minerse]] civilization. Today the planet is one of the inner core planets in the M-Throne Empire. The mining operarions are for the blue organic cyristals can be found in the oceans of the Enheldam which can be used for energy storage. The cyristals are produced by some kind of water-algea as side-product of their nutrient production. |
The planet is covered with shallow oceans (%60) and continents (%35) with small amount of elevation. The planetess natural life on land contains small sized plants, large bird-like flying animals and reptile like land animals with shells. These shells are probably evolved for protection against the flying predetors. The life on sees are very limited because the amount of crystal producing algea is syntetically increased by the minerse miners to maintain a continious mining operation and the algea consumes practically all oxygen in water. Even the naturally oxigen producing green algea is almost completely died out in the oceans therefore oxigen production facilities are build to maintain the oxygen level. | The planet is covered with shallow oceans (%60) and continents (%35) with small amount of elevation. The planetess natural life on land contains small sized plants, large bird-like flying animals and reptile like land animals with shells. These shells are probably evolved for protection against the flying predetors. The life on sees are very limited because the amount of crystal producing algea is syntetically increased by the minerse miners to maintain a continious mining operation and the algea consumes practically all oxygen in water. Even the naturally oxigen producing green algea is almost completely died out in the oceans therefore oxigen production facilities are build to maintain the oxygen level. | ||
Revision as of 07:40, 27 August 2013
| Enheldam |
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| M-Class Planet |
| Position |
| Tharcan Galaxy
Throne Star System |
| Size |
| Diameter: 52.000 km |
| Resources |
| Blue Cyristals, Natural Gas, Salt |
| Controlled By |
| M-Throne Empire |
| Inhabitants |
| E-thronian Successors: 1.280.000.000
Other M-Thronians: 4.560.000.000 Non-citizens: 17.000.000 (appr.) |
| Key Locations |
| Luftstadt, Dampfos, Boloot City |
Enheldam, formerly known as E-Throne, was one the mining colonies of the Minerse civilization. Today the planet is one of the inner core planets in the M-Throne Empire. The mining operarions are for the blue organic cyristals can be found in the oceans of the Enheldam which can be used for energy storage. The cyristals are produced by some kind of water-algea as side-product of their nutrient production.
The planet is covered with shallow oceans (%60) and continents (%35) with small amount of elevation. The planetess natural life on land contains small sized plants, large bird-like flying animals and reptile like land animals with shells. These shells are probably evolved for protection against the flying predetors. The life on sees are very limited because the amount of crystal producing algea is syntetically increased by the minerse miners to maintain a continious mining operation and the algea consumes practically all oxygen in water. Even the naturally oxigen producing green algea is almost completely died out in the oceans therefore oxigen production facilities are build to maintain the oxygen level.
The planets atmosphere is covered with large strifes of permanent clouds. Most of the rich inhabitants are living in the flying cities. Thousands of crystal mining facilies are plated on the ocean surface and land is covered with processing facilities. The workers live in mass housings near facilities.
