Difference between revisions of "Ramath-lehi"
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| + | | surface = Surface water abundant (Roughly 80%) | ||
| + | | atmosphere = Nitrogen, oxygen, trace elements | ||
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| + | | lifeforms = Extensive vegetation, and animal life | ||
| + | | satellites = (3) [[Xabu]], [[Cussla]] and [[Lelres]] | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | Ramath-lehi is the most highly populated, and technologically advanced planet in the solar system. It is the | + | Ramath-lehi is the most highly populated, and technologically advanced planet in the solar system. It is the homeworld of the [[Pendragon|Pendragons]]. |
==Countries of Ramath-lehi== | ==Countries of Ramath-lehi== | ||
| − | The planet itself is divided into four hemispheres which house nine unique countries. | + | The planet itself is divided into four hemispheres which house nine unique countries. [[File:Ramathian_world_map.jpg|300px|right|link=]] |
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===Northern Hemisphere=== | ===Northern Hemisphere=== | ||
* [[Dhruv]] | * [[Dhruv]] | ||
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* [[Trilok]] | * [[Trilok]] | ||
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{{Solar System}} | {{Solar System}} | ||
[[Category:Planets of the Solar System]] | [[Category:Planets of the Solar System]] | ||
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| Characteristics | |
| Surface: | Surface water abundant (Roughly 80%) |
| Temperature Range: | |
| Atmosphere: | Nitrogen, oxygen, trace elements |
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| Life-Forms: | Extensive vegetation, and animal life |
| Satellites: | (3) Xabu, Cussla and Lelres |
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Description
Ramath-lehi is the most highly populated, and technologically advanced planet in the solar system. It is the homeworld of the Pendragons.
Countries of Ramath-lehi
The planet itself is divided into four hemispheres which house nine unique countries.
