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The '''Astathea''' system is a degenerate star system within the Mid Rim regions of the [[Empyrium]]. It is one of a few inhabited black hole systems in the [[Milky Way]] and, although unverified, is likely the most populous of its kind. One known planet orbits the Astathea singularity - [[Centuria]] - but it is thought that hundreds if not thousands of planetary mass objects are gravitationally bound to Astathea. | The '''Astathea''' system is a degenerate star system within the Mid Rim regions of the [[Empyrium]]. It is one of a few inhabited black hole systems in the [[Milky Way]] and, although unverified, is likely the most populous of its kind. One known planet orbits the Astathea singularity - [[Centuria]] - but it is thought that hundreds if not thousands of planetary mass objects are gravitationally bound to Astathea. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:36, 19 March 2026
| Astathea System | |
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| Astrographical Information | |
| Quadrant | Delta |
| Rim | Mid Rim |
| Grid | I8 |
| Sun | None |
| Planets | At least one, Centuria |
| Societal Information | |
| Immigrated Species | Empyreans |
| Governmental Information | |
| Capital World | Centuria |
| Affiliation | Empyrium |
The Astathea system is a degenerate star system within the Mid Rim regions of the Empyrium. It is one of a few inhabited black hole systems in the Milky Way and, although unverified, is likely the most populous of its kind. One known planet orbits the Astathea singularity - Centuria - but it is thought that hundreds if not thousands of planetary mass objects are gravitationally bound to Astathea.
