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[[File:Fosters world.png|thumb|Planetary flag of Foster's World]] | |||
'''Foster's World''', located in the Sanura system, is a small, icy exoplanet with a planetary mass slightly lower than Earth. A highly active tectonic core caused the formation of several small oceans with wide and temperate coastlines, the only reason the planet sports a breathable atmosphere at all. The planet and system are currently owned by a privately-funded cooperative, after it was purchased from a since-bankrupted corporation. The colonists who brave the planet have flourished in spite of semi-frequent storms, exporting seafood and hosting tourists eager to experience the all the planet has to offer. | '''Foster's World''', located in the Sanura system, is a small, icy exoplanet with a planetary mass slightly lower than Earth. A highly active tectonic core caused the formation of several small oceans with wide and temperate coastlines, the only reason the planet sports a breathable atmosphere at all. The planet and system are currently owned by a privately-funded cooperative, after it was purchased from a since-bankrupted corporation. The colonists who brave the planet have flourished in spite of semi-frequent storms, exporting seafood and hosting tourists eager to experience the all the planet has to offer. | ||
[[Category:Colonies]][[Category:Lore]] | [[Category:Colonies]][[Category:Lore]] | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 24 April 2023
Foster's World, located in the Sanura system, is a small, icy exoplanet with a planetary mass slightly lower than Earth. A highly active tectonic core caused the formation of several small oceans with wide and temperate coastlines, the only reason the planet sports a breathable atmosphere at all. The planet and system are currently owned by a privately-funded cooperative, after it was purchased from a since-bankrupted corporation. The colonists who brave the planet have flourished in spite of semi-frequent storms, exporting seafood and hosting tourists eager to experience the all the planet has to offer.