Eldorian: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
mNo edit summary |
recat |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Update}} | |||
The gas giant Eldorian orbits at 6 AU's from the binary pair. Large and swatched in thick belts of cloud the planet exhibits tremendous elctro-magnetic signals capable of masking the presence of entire war fleets. This benefit does not come without a price though, these ships are as equaly blind of the outside world as it is of them. Some scholars have indicated that a satellite uplink to a low power scanner outside of the radiation field would permit the hidden fleet to know what was going on outside its view, rendering it of great strategic value. | The gas giant Eldorian orbits at 6 AU's from the binary pair. Large and swatched in thick belts of cloud the planet exhibits tremendous elctro-magnetic signals capable of masking the presence of entire war fleets. This benefit does not come without a price though, these ships are as equaly blind of the outside world as it is of them. Some scholars have indicated that a satellite uplink to a low power scanner outside of the radiation field would permit the hidden fleet to know what was going on outside its view, rendering it of great strategic value. | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Planet]] | ||
[[Category:Elornia system]] | [[Category:Elornia system]] | ||
[[Category:Cadrel Expanse]] | [[Category:Cadrel Expanse]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:40, 3 April 2009
| Error creating thumbnail: File missing |
The gas giant Eldorian orbits at 6 AU's from the binary pair. Large and swatched in thick belts of cloud the planet exhibits tremendous elctro-magnetic signals capable of masking the presence of entire war fleets. This benefit does not come without a price though, these ships are as equaly blind of the outside world as it is of them. Some scholars have indicated that a satellite uplink to a low power scanner outside of the radiation field would permit the hidden fleet to know what was going on outside its view, rendering it of great strategic value.