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==History== | ==History== | ||
| - | When the system was renamed 'Griffin' by NASA to bring it into line with the 'Hydra' system, it set the general rule that all further systems that were considered life-supporting were to be named after mythological figures. | + | When the system was renamed 'Griffin' by NASA to bring it into line with the '[[Hydra]]' system, it set the general rule that all further systems that were considered life-supporting were to be named after mythological figures. |
==Planets in the Griffin System== | ==Planets in the Griffin System== | ||
===Aquila=== | ===Aquila=== | ||
| - | A small planet rendered uninhabitable by its proximity to Griffin. Contains a number of curious blue mineral deposits of unknown origin. Where they are visible | + | A small planet rendered uninhabitable by its proximity to Griffin. Contains a number of curious blue mineral deposits of unknown origin. Where they are visible on the surface, they catch the sun's rays, forming an incredible light show. |
====Moons of Aquila==== | ====Moons of Aquila==== | ||
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[[Category:Systems]] | [[Category:Systems]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:40, 11 October 2006
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History
When the system was renamed 'Griffin' by NASA to bring it into line with the 'Hydra' system, it set the general rule that all further systems that were considered life-supporting were to be named after mythological figures.
Planets in the Griffin System
Aquila
A small planet rendered uninhabitable by its proximity to Griffin. Contains a number of curious blue mineral deposits of unknown origin. Where they are visible on the surface, they catch the sun's rays, forming an incredible light show.
Moons of Aquila
- Leo
New Iowa
Originally named 'Hippogriff'
Arimaspi
A blue gas giant with no moons.
