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- AGT Lutadla CTF
This system is in the region « Nezkaubie Anomaly ➔ »
gek | wealth 1 | conflict 3
region « Nezkaubie Anomaly »
Locals : The scent of profit lingers in AGT Lutadla CTF, where the Gek tirelessly expand their economic influence — and occasionally, a bit of their signature fragrance
Conflict: Survival is a challenge in AGT Lutadla CTF, where violence and strife dominate daily life
Economy: Economic activity in AGT Lutadla CTF is dominated by construction, closely tied to the manufacturing trade
Wealth: This system faces economic challenges, with little wealth to sustain its development
it's known system ! in the region « Nezkaubie Anomaly ➔ »
Galactic Core
↦ East Spatial Progression
Middle of the galaxy
Very Close to Galactic Equator
↟ Upper Spatial Progression
Almost touching the middle of the galaxy
Galactic Core
↧ South Spatial Progression
Right in the middle of the galaxy
Planets: 5
Moons: 1
Distribution: 6 stellar bodies, 5 planets, planet 1 has 1 moon (estimated)
The star in the AGT Lutadla CTF system is a G3f type, featuring a yellow color and a hot temperature
hot star temperature
With three suns blazing above, AGT Lutadla CTF enjoys an eternal summer, where shadows are fleeting
The AGT Lutadla CTF system has abundant water resources, vital for its ecological balance
Sector: construction
The trade here is characterized by buy prices at -17.4 and sell prices at 43
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