About: Class F geocrystalline planet

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Class F silicate, in planetary classification, is a type of planet. These rocky, metallic worlds have also been classified as class G geocrystalline planets on other scales, and are possessed of an oxidizing atmosphere. Lifeforms have a difficult time taking hold on these dry worlds. (ST references: Star Trek Maps, The Worlds of the Federation)

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rdfs:label	Class F geocrystalline planet
rdfs:comment	Class F silicate, in planetary classification, is a type of planet. These rocky, metallic worlds have also been classified as class G geocrystalline planets on other scales, and are possessed of an oxidizing atmosphere. Lifeforms have a difficult time taking hold on these dry worlds. (ST references: Star Trek Maps, The Worlds of the Federation)
dcterms:subject	Planetary classification
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Age	3.15576E17
Life-Forms	primitive simple organisms
Surface	silicate, some metals
Classification	silicate
Atmosphere	Oxygen
Class Name	class F silicate
abstract	Class F silicate, in planetary classification, is a type of planet. These rocky, metallic worlds have also been classified as class G geocrystalline planets on other scales, and are possessed of an oxidizing atmosphere. Lifeforms have a difficult time taking hold on these dry worlds. (ST references: Star Trek Maps, The Worlds of the Federation) The source reference only called this a "class F planet", but another source calls planets of a different type by the same name, leading to the term "silicate" to be used as a descriptor to disambiguate the two terms. In the conflicted source, ST reference: Star Charts, planets similar to these worlds are called "class G geocrystalline planets".

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