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Quick facts:Terminus
Terminus : Pyro VI
Orbiting the star in the Pyro system
Satellites
1
Sensors
Danger
2/10
Economy
2/10
Population
3/10
Physical characteristics
Axial tilt
11.540°
Orbital parameters
Orbital period
15,146.03167 SED
Starmap ID
1750
Starmap code
PYRO.PLANETS.PYROVI
Other sitesTerminus (Pyro VI) is the outermost planet in the Pyro system, this protoplanet is notable mainly for the fact that it is orbited by Ruin Station, a former Gold Horizon platform. Originally built by Pyrotechnic Amalgamated to serve as a hub for their operations in the system, it was only in use by the company for a short time before it was abandoned along with any hopes of earning a profit from the desolate system.[1][2] Since its abandonment it has been overrun by outlaws. Feuds between factions have lead to frequent and deadly battles; making this location extremely dangerous for civilians and outlaws alike.[1][2]
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Climate and environment
Like most planets in the Pyro system, the surface is barren & desolate, bombarded by Pyro's solar flares. Due to its distance from the star (68.3 gigameters[3]) the surface is extremely cold. Storms can exacerbate the temperature further, with daytime temperatures dipping below -120 °C. The atmosphere is laced with methane.[4]
Artificial Satellites
Ruin Station
Ruin Station is populated with Pyro's only permanent inhabitants.[2]
Lagrangian points
Most of Terminus's lagrangian points are host to a former Pyrotechnic Amalgamated space station
| Lagrangian point | Station | Additional contents |
|---|---|---|
| PYR6 L1 | ||
| PYR6 L2 | PYAM-FARSTAT-5-2 | |
| PYR6 L3 | Endgame | |
| PYR6 L4 | Dudley & Daughters | |
| PYR6 L5 | Megumi Refueling |
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Galactic Update. Spectrum Dispatch - Comm-Link
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Galactic Guide: Pyro. Spectrum Dispatch - Comm-Link
- ↑ In-game survey. Alpha 4.0 - Star Citizen. Retrieved 2024-10-31
- ↑ Starmap description. Alpha 4.0.0 - Star Citizen. Retrieved 2024-12-05
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