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Maji

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Maji
Milky Way / Armstrong Nebula / Vamshi
Planetary Map
Planetary Map
Orbital Distance: N/A
Orbital Period: 5.9 Earth Years
Keplerian Ratio: N/A
Radius: 5,727 km
Day Length: 55.3 Earth Hours
Atm. Pressure: 0.42 atm
Surface Temp: -121 °C
Surface Gravity: 0.85 g
Mass: 0.68 Earth Masses
Satellites: N/A

Location: Milky Way / Armstrong Nebula / Vamshi System / First planet


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[edit] Description

Maji's surface

Maji orbits the Vamshi binary giant stars. Vamshi-A is a blue star of spectral class A4 III 1 which burns at half again the temperature of Sol. Vamshi-B is an aging red giant of class M5 III 1, over 220 times the size of Sol.

Maji has a thin atmosphere of methane and carbon monoxide. The difference in temperature between the hemisphere facing the suns and that facing deep space causes constant wind, stirring the silica and sodium dust of the surface.

Unsavory characters from the Terminus Systems occasionally use Maji for forms of cruel sport, dumping slaves, hostages, quarreling shipmates, or even (when bored) vicious animals on the surface. One must kill the other before they will be rescued from the lethal radiation of the giant stars.

[edit] Assignments

[edit] Points of Interest

Location Appearance Description
Initial Geth outpost (UNC: Geth Incursions)
Initial Crashed probe (salvage)
Initial Ancient debris (UNC: Turian Insignias)
"This strange-looking sensor has some ancient graffiti scribbled on it. It appears to be marked with the Edessan Colony insignia."
Discovery Odd Skull
"This massive skull is scored by deflected mass accelerator shots. The xenobiology files in your hardsuit computer can't identify the species. It must have been brought here from an unknown world."
Unmarked Half a dozen geth heavy turrets are dotted along the road leading to the outpost


[edit] Mineral Deposits

Main article: UNC: Valuable Minerals


Location Class Element
Light Magnesium
Light Beryllium
Rare Thorium


[edit] Lifeforms

[edit] Properties

Vamshi-A of spectral class A4 with a surface temperature of 8667 K would actually be a main-sequence white dwarf, not a blue giant: mass 2.1 and radius under 2 sols. That means its class would be A4 V 1.