Gravan Six
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Revision as of 14:12, 11 July 2016
Planet: | Graven Six (14, 3) |
Sector: | Nouane |
System: | Graven (152, 157) |
Sun(s): | Phateem Sun (9, 12) |
Size: | 16x16 |
Atmosphere: | Gas Giant |
Climate: | Gas Giant |
Goverment: | Trade Federation |
Governor: | Trade Federation |
Magistrate: | None |
Population: | 3,270,255 inhabitants |
Civilisation Level: | 1.3700% |
Native Species: | None |
Languages: | Galactic Basic |
Industry: | Unknown |
Taxation Level: | 5.0000% |
Currency: | None |
Planetary Income: | 75,805 credits |
Tax Income: | 3,790 credits |
Important Cities: | None |
Point of Interest: | None |
The following message has been placed here in the database as authorized under edict 307.3 of the Imperial Mining Laws. Message as follows-"The gas giant Aldana in the Khomm system, is currently under control of the Imperial Mining Conglomerate. And as such no trespassers will be allowed to the planet. If you wish to visit this planet you must contact Tredo Caan on Coruscant and be approved for travel to this planet. Criminals beware; very intensive background checks and security scans will be made of yourself and your vessel on Coruscant. The Imperial Mining Conglomerate has no patience for pirates and smugglers. If you attempt to enter the orbit of this planet without a proper travel codes, your vessel will be destroyed without warning."-end of message.
The planet Aldana is a gas giant in the Khomm system. It has many different forms of gas, and is thus very suitable for Tibanna Gas mining. Tibanna Gas as you know is a very valuable resource used in making blasters and laser weapons. Be assured the Galactic Empire uses these weapons only to protect the citizens of the Galactic Empire.
Before the Empire came to this system, many pirates and smugglers infested the region. Taking what they could, destroying the rest, and even helping the local species develop illegal clones for criminal activities such as slavery. Now however, the area has been cleansed and made safe for the honest businessmen who flock to this system for the rich Tibanna Gas mines.