Minerva
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==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 03:45, 11 March 2007
Minerva is the fourth planet in the solar system, and the only world known to be inhabited. Its surface is seventy-six percent water. The remaining twenty-four percent of surface area is made up of its four major continents.
The dominant species of Minerva is the human race; however, there are in total over seven hundred thousand species of animal life, and about one million species of plant life.
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Geography
Minerva is composed of four large continents, Avellia, Harkyria, Onneria, and Ethalia, as well as a number of smaller islands such as the Isle of Pandora. Its major oceans include the Avellian, the Antarctic, and the Crotic.
Biology
The life forms of Minerva are many and diverse. The human race, the only species of intelligent life on the planet, has expanded from its origins on the northeastern corner of Onneria across all major continents and islands except the Isle of Pandora. There are a large number of species unique to each of the four major continents as well.
Political divisions
Senzanya is a major world power of Minerva.
Cyrophite is also a major world power of Minerva.
Moons of Minerva
The planet of Minerva has 3 moons. Two of these are used for planetary defensive measures codenamed Fenix and Artinus. The other is used as the main city of trade with other planets within the solar system. This moon is called Wan-Tsu
See also
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