Triple star
Primary: E5f (green)
Companions: 2
- Spectral type
- E5f
- Colour
- green
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Primary: E5f (green)
Companions: 2
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Document this world• A system lost to the void, Onjoshua drifts in absolute isolation, unclaimed by any empire
• Onjoshua is embroiled in constant strife, with battles frequently breaking out
• The economy of Onjoshua is centered around mining, a key part of the mining sector
• Life in Onjoshua is modest, as the system lacks significant wealth and trade
• A lack of giant planets makes the Onjoshua system a standard stellar system
The star in the Onjoshua system is a E5f star, characterized by its green color
In Onjoshua, the endless twilight of three suns creates a sky of unparalleled beauty
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Oh, a new update? Better make 16 videos on it in 2 hours. - DramaQueenGamer
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Landed on a moon with no shops. What kind of system doesn’t have a decent retail store? - SpaceKarenX
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Mason asked if black holes are just big vacuums. Now he’s scared of the Roomba. – OverreactingAsUsual
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They tried to hunt for space treasure with detectors. On our sacred burial ground. – Keeper of Lost Time
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You found a monument? It’s not mine. It’s just something the Korvax built. But I’ll take credit for it. – Atlas
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Vy'keen_Warrior: Traveler tried to lecture me on ‘service.’ We do not serve visitors—we *respect* them, if they earn it!’