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Helios System is the rare place in the settled galaxy where natural beauty can stand directly beside junkyards and military fortifications, with seemingly no overlap. The star itself is partly to blame for this unusual variety of purposes. Helios is a Helium Strong type B star that produces an unusual astrophysical phenomenon: long bands of non-ionized helium. These bands result in strong magnetic fields in the photosphere, which in turn wreak a peculiar type of havoc with ship sensors: even large capital ships are capable of ‘hiding’ in the star’s EM wake.

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  • Helios system
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  • Helios System is the rare place in the settled galaxy where natural beauty can stand directly beside junkyards and military fortifications, with seemingly no overlap. The star itself is partly to blame for this unusual variety of purposes. Helios is a Helium Strong type B star that produces an unusual astrophysical phenomenon: long bands of non-ionized helium. These bands result in strong magnetic fields in the photosphere, which in turn wreak a peculiar type of havoc with ship sensors: even large capital ships are capable of ‘hiding’ in the star’s EM wake.
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Name
  • Helios System
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  • Galactic Guide Helios System
Jump points
UEE Strategic Value
  • Grey
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Import
  • Weapons
  • Raw Materials
Ownership
  • None
Planets
  • 4(xsd:integer)
url
  • comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14525-Helios-System
Export
  • Food
  • Medical supply
Crime Status
  • High
Black Market
  • Gemstones
abstract
  • Helios System is the rare place in the settled galaxy where natural beauty can stand directly beside junkyards and military fortifications, with seemingly no overlap. The star itself is partly to blame for this unusual variety of purposes. Helios is a Helium Strong type B star that produces an unusual astrophysical phenomenon: long bands of non-ionized helium. These bands result in strong magnetic fields in the photosphere, which in turn wreak a peculiar type of havoc with ship sensors: even large capital ships are capable of ‘hiding’ in the star’s EM wake. Helios’ unusual photosphere also attracts countless scientists from around the Empire who have built a series of platforms close to the star as labs and observation posts. These platforms, moved in by barge and designed for short-duration use, are typically discarded into the sun itself and replaced with new stations as particular project needs change.
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