Kuat
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Kuat was a standard terrestrial planet of clouds, water, and land. Unlike other planets in the galaxy, a single, large man-made ring circled its equator. Serving as Kuat Drive Yards legendary shipyards, the ring appeared to galactic citizenry as an immense scaffold in space, bridged and augmented with enormous habitats and machinery. Inside the scaffolding existed the skeletons of ships and other craft, with tiny bright dots drifting to and from the ships under construction with the habitats of the station. The orbital ring had a total inhabitable area of less than three hundred thousand square kilometers, thus making its livable space smaller than a typical planetary substation.
Due to the planet’s geopolitical significance, its defenses were formidable. Guarded by a significant ground-based garrison along with a large Imperial fleet, its defenses were considered nearly impenetrable, with a large percentage directed towards space combat.
Kuat is one of the very first members of the Galactic Republic and with good reasons, indeed the Kuat planet itself isn’t that interesting, but rather its shipyard which is one if not the largest shipyard in the galaxy. A great system to have on your side.
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Physical Information
Atmosphere:
- Type 1 (Breathable)
Climate:
- Temperate
Gravity:
- Standard
Primary Terrain:
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- Plains
- Forests
Societal Information
Government:
- Aristocracy
Native Species:
- None
Immigrated Species:
- Humans
Population:
- 5.3 Billion
Major Cities:
- Kuat City
Major Imports:
- Electronics
- Machinery
- Raw Materials
Major Exports:
- Starships
- Luxury Goods
Points of Interest:
- Gardens of Tralala
- Nebula Orchid
- Tekshar Falls
Astrographical Information
Region:
- Core
Sector:
- Kuat Sector
System:
- Kuat System
Sun(s):
- Kuat
Orbital Position:
- 4
Moons:
- Bador
- Ronay
Grid Co-Ordinates:
Rotation Period:
- 20 Hours
Orbital Period:
- 322 Days