From c5c69223853c9942ff25e136593e4fb2d73f4305 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 15:56:38 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 1/6] =?UTF-8?q?content(wiki):=20cultural=20diversity=20swe?= =?UTF-8?q?ep=20=E2=80=94=20apply=20#784=20plan=20(#793)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit 20 changes across 18 systems implementing the approved remediation plan from the cultural diversity audit (docs/design/cultural-diversity-audit.md). DB changes (15 bodies/stations in systems.db): - Thai bodies: Saikaew (GJ 635B), Nakhon Sung (GJ 667C), Doi Kaeo (GJ 117) - Khmer bodies: Banteay (GJ 434), Srok Thmei (GJ 866A) - Ukrainian: Chornozem body + Svoboda station (GJ 729) - Caribbean: Lavenille body (GJ 873), Accompong Works station (GJ 406) - Malay: Pulau Baru body (GJ 555), Balai station (GJ 449) - Scientists: Huygens Platform (GJ 251), Ramanujan Station (GJ 699), van Leeuwenhoek Station (GJ 820B), Turing Survey (GJ 663A) Wiki calibration note additions: - GJ 635B/667C/117/434: Thai cultural presence (survey teams, founding cohorts) - GJ 866A/873: Khmer/Caribbean community naming origin - GJ 729: Ukrainian founding cooperative in west_reach - GJ 1245A/75: Igbo/Nigerian heritage explicitly acknowledged - GJ 172: Malay kelong dual-heritage in Kaelong name - GJ 601A: Russian secondary founding stream in Ostmark Horizon stations not renamed. No corridor reassignments. Conservative: systems with existing identity untouched. 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The overall cultural picture is rich and grounded, with strong corridor differentiation. However, three significant gaps require remediation: + +1. **East_reach is missing its Southeast Asian depth.** Indonesian/Malay has 3–4 systems, Thai has zero, Cambodian/Khmer has zero. The corridor promises these cultures explicitly (D-167) and they are nowhere. +2. **West_reach's Russian/Eastern European stream is nearly absent.** Only one system (Novaya Zarya, which is actually in east_reach as an exception) carries Russian heritage. Ukrainian, Baltic, and Central Asian are entirely absent. +3. **North_reach underrepresents Nigeria and the Caribbean.** Many north_reach names are English-language rather than specifically British (see §3.1 reassessment); the genuine British dominance concern is narrower than first counted. But Nigerian presence (one system) and Caribbean presence (zero systems) remain gaps regardless of how British heritage is read. + +Beyond these three critical gaps, the audit finds: +- A naming convention for great scientists and pioneers that is documented but barely used (7 systems) +- Non-culture exodus groups present but unevenly distributed and underdocumented +- Portuguese is justifiably dominant in south_reach and the prevalence logic is sound +- German/Scandinavian domination of west_reach is justified and appropriately varied +- Core and deep_frontier are well-balanced + +**Recommended changes:** 20 specific from→to suggestions (see §8). No horizon station renames — horizon names are fixed for player recognition. All changes are either DB_ONLY (body/non-horizon station names in systems.db) or WIKI_REWRITE (calibration note additions). No corridor reassignments needed. Conservative: existing systems with cultural identity are not touched. + +--- + +## 1. Methodology & Data Sources + +Three data sources were used and cross-referenced: + +| Source | Used For | +|---|---| +| `wiki/star-systems/*/index.md` (301 files) | Corridor assignment (header line 2), calibration notes, body/station names, cultural keyword mentions | +| `server/data/systems.db` — `stations` + `bodies` tables | Complete named station inventory (462 named, 68 generic), body names (271), cross-system patterns | +| `docs/design/cultural-migration-pressure.md` | Intended per-corridor culture targets, exception archetypes, prevalence logic | + +Note: `star_systems.cultural_corridor` in the DB is almost entirely unpopulated (300 of 301 systems `NULL`); the wiki header line is the authoritative corridor source. The founding culture fields in `system_history` are also mostly null. All cultural analysis was performed from wiki content and name patterns, not DB fields. + +--- + +## 2. Corridor Distribution + +| Corridor | Systems | Target Cultural Inflection (D-167) | +|---|---|---| +| north_reach | 55 | British Commonwealth: British, Australian, Canadian, South African, Indian, Nigerian | +| south_reach | 53 | Iberian/Latin American + Southern African: Portuguese, Brazilian, Spanish, Zulu/Xhosa, Afrikaans | +| east_reach | 54 | East + Southeast Asian: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Filipino | +| west_reach | 53 | N/C European + C/E European: German, Scandinavian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Russian | +| core | 25 | Cosmopolitan — no dominant heritage appropriate | +| deep_frontier | 61 | Post-cultural frontier mix, corridor heritages attenuated | +| **Total** | **301** | | + +--- + +## 3. Cultural Analysis by Corridor + +### 3.1 North_reach (55 systems) + +**Intended:** British Commonwealth diaspora — British, Australian, Canadian, South African, Indian, Nigerian, with post-British hybrid identity as the binding logic. + +**Found:** + +| Sub-culture | Approximate Systems | Representative Names | +|---|---|---| +| Specifically British (UK place names: Scottish, Welsh, English regional) | ~15–18 | Arbroath, Haddington, Burnmouth (Scottish); Bardsey, Corran (Welsh); Durness, Galashiels, Strathy, Kelty, Tiree, Grantown, Golspie, Helmsdale (Scottish Highlands); Cinderford, Coalport (English Midlands industrial) | +| English-language generic (not specifically British — could be any settler community) | ~12–15 | Gravesend, Fenchurch, Whitmore, Standish, Brindle, Corbridge, Thornfield, Bellingham, Falstone, Mossbank, Portland, Weedon, Crick | +| Australian | ~8–10 | Onslow, Guildford, Bayswater, Norseman, Leonora, Ceduna, Bunbury, Laverton, Whitfield Crossing, Samuels Reach | +| South African (English-origin) | ~4–5 | Greyton, Sutherland, Calvinia, Helmsdale-adjacent | +| Indian (various sub-regions) | ~5–7 | Purnima (Bengali), Muktsar, Khanna (Punjab), Murud, Vengurla, Sawantwadi (Maharashtra coast), Kaur Survey Platform (Sikh) | +| Canadian | ~4 | Port Desrochers, Lacombe, Wainwright, Grimshaw | +| Nigerian | ~1 | Agwu, Udi (GJ-1245A — Igbo heritage) | +| East African | ~1–2 | Marsabit, Turbi, Isiolo (GJ-1292 — Kenyan) | +| New Zealand / Māori | ~2 | Raukawa, Kāhu, Wairau (GJ-216A); Te Whanga, Mawhera (GJ-770) | +| Irish / Celtic | ~2 | Carraig, Tobar, Cuisle (GJ-628); Brora (GJ-653 — Scottish Gaelic) | + +**Assessment:** + +The apparent British dominance needs a calibration. This game is written in English, so English-language descriptive names (Whitmore, Thornfield, Crick) should **not** be read as British cultural markers — they are neutral settler names that could belong to any English-speaking Commonwealth community. Separating genuinely British-specific UK place-names (~15–18 systems with Scottish/Welsh/English regional toponyms) from generic English-language names (~12–15 systems), British representation drops to the 27–33% range — high but not pathological for the anchor culture of the corridor. + +Australian representation is good. Canadian is thin but plausible. Indian is present at 5–7 systems; note that **Indian presence is valid in both north_reach (Commonwealth logic) and east_reach (South Asian geographic corridor logic)** — do not treat east_reach Indian exceptions as culturally misplaced. + +**Nigerian representation is critically thin** for reasons that hold regardless of how British is counted. Nigeria is the most populous Commonwealth nation and has a rich cultural voice (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa/Fulani). One system explicitly anchored (GJ-1245A with Igbo body/station names and surname) is insufficient — and even that system's calibration note does not acknowledge the heritage. + +**Caribbean is absent.** Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad/Tobago, Guyana — all Commonwealth nations with strong diaspora networks — have no presence anywhere in the 301 systems. + +**Gap severity: HIGH (Nigerian), HIGH (Caribbean), LOW-MEDIUM (Indian — distributed across both corridors, acceptable total volume)** + +--- + +### 3.2 South_reach (53 systems) + +**Intended:** Portuguese, Brazilian, Spanish/Latin American, Southern African (Zulu, Afrikaans, Xhosa). + +**Found:** + +| Sub-culture | Approximate Systems | Representative Names | +|---|---|---| +| Portuguese (Iberian) | ~18–22 | Caparica, Espinho, Mértola, Monsaraz, Elvas, Almeirim, Portel, Sagres, Évora, Idanha, Setúbal, Constância, Serpa, Almeida, Monção, Saudade, Posto Avançado, Velha Guarda, Carvalhais, Candeia, Passagem, Pedra Funda, Belver | +| Brazilian | ~8–10 | Sertão, Remanso, Várzea, Roça Nova, Machamba (Mozambican/Brazilian), Viçosa, Quilombo, Confluência, Rionegro-adjacent, Entremeio, Nascente | +| Spanish / Latin American | ~8–10 | Puerto Último, Encrucijada, Paso Largo, Paso Firme, Fragua, Retiro, Aguas Bravas, Punta del Sol, Tierranueva, Muelle Ocho | +| Afrikaans / Dutch-derived Southern African | ~10–12 | Helderoog, Waterkant, Kaapse Baai, Breëvlei, Groenland, Laaste, Uitspan, Brandwag, Grens, Einde, Stilwater, Ouplaas, Eerste Wacht, Droëland, Skemeraand, Sonnekap, Yzerfontein, Elsenburg | +| Zulu / Xhosa / Nguni | ~6–8 | Isivikelo, Zenzele, Nongoma, Sodwana, Kosi, Mthatha, Mfolozi, Mavela | +| Namibian / Herero | ~1 | Okahandja | +| Mozambican / Angolan | ~2–3 | Tombua (Angola), Machamba, Moçâmedes | +| Swahili / East African | ~2 | GJ-213 (Rooiels/Malay context), GJ-3323 (Swahili cultural voice) | + +**Assessment:** + +South_reach is the **most internally coherent** corridor. The Portuguese/Iberian dominance is justified (see §8 Prevalence Justification) and has good variety across Iberian Portuguese, Brazilian, and Lusophone African strands. Spanish/Latin American is well-placed. Southern African representation spans both Afrikaans-derived and Nguni-language traditions. + +**Minor gap:** Chilean/Andean Spanish voice is underrepresented — most Spanish names feel Castilian/peninsular or generic Latin American. Andean, Mapuche, and Southern Cone cultural inflections are absent. + +**Minor gap:** Congolese/Central African naming is absent (given DSMC's heavy mining presence in south_reach, Congolese/DRC cultural heritage in mining communities is historically plausible). + +**Gap severity: LOW-MEDIUM (Andean/Southern Cone), LOW (Central African)** + +--- + +### 3.3 East_reach (54 systems) + +**Intended:** Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Filipino. + +**Found:** + +| Sub-culture | Approximate Systems | Representative Names | +|---|---|---| +| Chinese (Mandarin/regional) | ~14–17 | Gongshu, Humen, Shenwei, Haodu, Yongli Huì, Taishan, Songjiang, Jinghu, Jingce, Hanwei, GJ-15A (Lu Ban system), Dài Lộ-adjacent | +| Vietnamese | ~8 | Hạ Long, Binh Trang, Tình Yên, Dài Lộ, Xa Vời, Suối Vàng, Tam Giang, Trung's Crossing | +| Korean | ~8 | Hwaseong, Cheongmun, Yeongwol, Jeonnam, Miryang, Seongho, Changwon, Shin Incheon | +| Japanese | ~8–10 | Kurashiki, Oshima, Matsue, Shimanami, Murakami's Lantern, Tsurumi, Tanaka Station, Enso, Mokurai | +| Filipino | ~3 | Mabuhay (GJ-1073), Marunong (GJ-423A), Dagat (GJ-482A) | +| Indonesian / Malay | ~3–4 | GJ-1245B (Malay), GJ-147 (Indonesian), GJ-213 (Malay), GJ-473A (Malay) | +| South/Southeast Asian exceptions | ~3–4 | Purnima/GJ-325A (Bengali), Kaur's Observatory/GJ-432A (Sikh), Chandra Deep (Tamil-origin) — South Asian presence in east_reach is geographically valid (Indian Ocean corridor logic) and should not be reassigned to north_reach | +| French Canadian exception | 1 | Port Desrochers/GJ-1005A | +| Russian exception | 1 | Novaya Zarya/GJ-137 | + +**Assessment:** + +The four major East Asian cultures (Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese) are **well-balanced and each has credible depth** at roughly 8–17 systems each. Vietnamese is notably strong relative to its lower global population — this reflects strong cultural specificity and a clear gate-path logic. + +**Critical gap: Indonesian/Malay.** D-167 lists this explicitly as a corridor culture. Indonesia has the 4th largest population on Earth, the largest Muslim-majority nation, and Malay is spoken across Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, and Singapore. Only 3–4 systems carry this heritage. This is the single largest underrepresentation gap in the entire 301. + +**Critical gap: Thai.** Zero systems carry Thai cultural identity. Thailand is one of Southeast Asia's dominant cultures (with a unique script, distinct religious tradition, strong regional culinary and artistic tradition) and is completely absent. + +**Critical gap: Cambodian/Khmer.** Zero systems. Khmer heritage (Angkor Wat civilization, contemporary Cambodia) would provide a distinctively different voice from Vietnamese or Thai. + +**Note on Indian in east_reach:** South Asian exceptions here (Bengali, Sikh) are geographically plausible — Indian Ocean trade routes and South Asian tech/engineering communities had east_reach gate-path presence. These are valid exceptions, not misplaced north_reach content. Indian total volume across both corridors (~8–10 systems) is acceptable. + +**Minor gap: Lao / Hmong / Mon-Khmer family.** Zero explicit representation. + +**Minor gap: Burmese/Myanmar.** Zero explicit representation. + +**Gap severity: CRITICAL (Indonesian/Malay), CRITICAL (Thai), HIGH (Khmer/Cambodian)** + +--- + +### 3.4 West_reach (53 systems) + +**Intended:** German, Scandinavian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Russian. + +**Found:** + +| Sub-culture | Approximate Systems | Representative Names | +|---|---|---| +| German (industrial + regional) | ~18–22 | Grünfeld, Feldmark, Steinwerk, Leuchtturm, Sternwarte, Knotenpunkt, Tiefenbach, Altgrund, Wetzlar, Goslar, Clausthal, Arnsberg, Jena, Herborn, Sonneberg, Stendal, Freystadt, Wiesengrund, Fritzlar, Iserlohn, Gemeinland, Graustein, Hütte, Walzwerk, Altmark, Markwerk, Kontor, Torwache, Eisfeld, etc. | +| Scandinavian (Finnish/Swedish/Norwegian/Danish) | ~12–15 | Pohjola, Toivola, Gammelstad, Gammla, Malmvik, Solheim, Thorvaldsen's Circuit, Smelteriet, Luleå, Kiruna, Arjeplog, Vadstena, Sundsvall, Härnösand, Vardø, Narvik, Hammerfest, Leirvik, Rødvik, Kongsberg, Halvøy, Puolanka, Vuolijoki, Halti, Kuhmo | +| Dutch (incl. Flemish) | ~5–7 | Bestevaer, Dokkum, Ambacht, Werf, Scheveningen, Sluis, Faktorei, Vlieland-adjacent | +| Polish / Czech | ~3–4 | Kraków Junction (GJ-1116B), Nowa Huta (GJ-896A), Żar (GJ-631-area), Brama, Komora | +| Hungarian | ~1–2 | Kovács Loop (GJ-784) | +| Russian / Ukrainian | ~0–1 | Novaya Zarya is east_reach not west_reach; no west_reach system carries Russian heritage | + +**Assessment:** + +German industrial vocabulary is **pervasive and well-differentiated** — covering both place-name transplants (Jena, Goslar, Arnsberg) and descriptive industrial German (Steinwerk, Leuchtturm, Knotenpunkt, Walzwerk). This is appropriate and internally consistent. Scandinavian coverage is strong across all four Nordic languages/traditions. + +**Critical gap: Russian.** The `cultural-migration-pressure.md` explicitly lists "Russian Federation successor states" as part of the west_reach secondary stream. Zero west_reach systems carry Russian heritage. Novaya Zarya (GJ-137) has Russian heritage but is assigned to east_reach as a deliberate exception. The inner west_reach should have at least 3–5 systems with Russian, Ukrainian, or related Slavic heritage. + +**Gap severity: HIGH (Russian/Ukrainian), MEDIUM (Baltic states), MEDIUM (more Polish/Czech depth)** + +--- + +### 3.5 Core (25 systems) + +**Intended:** Cosmopolitan — no dominant heritage appropriate; most politically/economically significant systems; Wave 1–2 foundation. + +**Found:** Correctly cosmopolitan. Core systems use concept names (Renaissance, Meridian, Bastion, Edict), Earth-origin proper names (Ran, Altair), institutional designations, and mixed heritage. No single culture dominates. GJ-0 (Sol system) uses actual Solar System body names (Earth, Mars, Titan, etc.). + +**Assessment: Well-designed, no remediation needed.** + +--- + +### 3.6 Deep_frontier (61 systems) + +**Intended:** Post-cultural frontier mix; corridor heritages attenuated; genuine local divergence; higher exception rate. + +**Found:** Deliberately mixed, as intended. Notable presences: +- Māori/Pacific: GJ-216A (Raukawa, Kāhu, Wairau), GJ-706 (Te Whanga, Mawhera), GJ-770 (Aotearoa reference), GJ-423A (Pacific community) +- Irish/Gaelic: GJ-628 (Carraig, Tobar), GJ-653 (Gaelic cultural reference) +- French: GJ-282A (Dieulefit), GJ-395 (le Pays), GJ-127B (French heritage) +- Portuguese deep-frontier: Several systems with Portuguese-descended names extending beyond south_reach +- Afrikaans deep-frontier: Several systems extending beyond south_reach + +**Assessment:** Functions as intended. The mix is appropriate for the hop distances involved. No structural remediation needed, though adding a couple of systems with Arabic, Central Asian, or sub-Saharan African deep-frontier character would deepen the "anywhere in human space" quality. + +--- + +## 4. Cross-Corridor Absences + +These cultures have zero or near-zero presence **across all 301 systems**: + +| Culture | Presence | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| Thai | 0 systems | 70M speakers; distinctive Buddhist culture; strong regional identity | +| Cambodian / Khmer | 0 systems | Angkor civilization heritage; distinct from Vietnamese/Thai | +| Lao | 0 systems | Mekong-basin culture; closely related to Thai but distinct | +| Burmese / Myanmar | 0 systems | 55M speakers; Theravada Buddhist; distinct Bamar/Karen/Shan traditions | +| Ukrainian | 0 systems | 40M speakers; distinct from Russian; post-Secession historical resonance | +| Baltic (Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian) | 0 systems | Small but culturally distinct; strong independence tradition | +| Kazakh / Central Asian | 0 systems | Steppe culture; historically significant pastoral nomad traditions | +| Caribbean / West Indian | 0 systems | Creole cultures; major Commonwealth component; absent from north_reach | +| Arabic / Levantine | 0 systems | 450M speakers across 22 countries; completely absent | +| Persian / Iranian | 0 systems | Major civilization heritage; completely absent | +| Turkish / Anatolian | 0 systems | 85M speakers; crossroads civilization heritage | +| West African beyond Igbo/Yoruba | 0 systems | No Ghanaian, Senegalese, Malian, Cameroonian heritage | + +The Arabic/Persian/Turkish absence is worth noting separately: these are among Earth's largest language/culture groups and are completely absent from the Reach. The migration-pressure document's focus on the four Commonwealth/Iberian/East Asian/Germanic streams does not preclude exceptions — these cultures should appear at least in the deep_frontier and core as "early arrival" or "idealist colony" exceptions. + +--- + +## 5. Non-Culture Exodus Groups + +These are communities whose founding identity is **not traceable to an Earth cultural heritage** — defined instead by ideology, institutional affiliation, historical rupture, or shared non-cultural experience. + +### 5.1 Quilombo Communities + +**Systems identified:** GJ-423B, GJ-473A, GJ-67 (and related systems) + +Quilombos are self-governing African-descended communities in the Brazilian tradition — founded by escaped enslaved people and their descendants, existing in perpetual tension with surrounding society. In the Reach context, a quilombo colony's founding identity is **resistance** (specifically: departure from a system that exploited them) rather than any living Earth culture. Three to four south_reach/deep_frontier systems carry this explicitly; more may carry it implicitly under the "refugee colony" exception archetype. + +**Design note:** Quilombo communities have the highest cultural_persistence scores in the corpus — resistance origin communities hold tightly to heritage. In the Reach, this means a quilombo system founded 200 years ago by people fleeing a DSMC extraction operation may have more coherent internal culture than surrounding corridor systems. + +### 5.2 Idealist / Utopian Colonies + +**Systems identified (9):** GJ-183, GJ-282A, GJ-473A, GJ-616, GJ-770, GJ-421B (governance-charter-first), GJ-684A (cooperative-charter explicitly modeled on west_reach structures but not by heritage) + +These systems were founded on philosophical or governance principles rather than cultural heritage. Their founding ideology may be: +- Egalitarian (common ownership, cooperative governance by charter) +- Religious (covenant community, defined theological practice) +- Separatist (explicit rejection of corridor norms) + +GJ-684A is an interesting case: its founding charter is explicitly modeled on west_reach cooperative structures, but the founders' own heritage is not west_reach. The institutional form outlived the cultural origin. + +### 5.3 Religious Communities + +**Systems identified (11):** GJ-1248, GJ-127B, GJ-204, GJ-3333, GJ-541, and others + +Religious motivation as a primary exodus trigger. The Reach's founding ethic was assimilationist (the Assembly actively discouraged monoculture colonies), which means overt religious settlements required some degree of subterfuge or late-wave frontier positioning. Most religious communities in the corpus are outer-reach/deep-frontier, which tracks. + +### 5.4 Guild / Institutional Lineage Communities + +**Systems identified:** GJ-54.1 (Transit Guild of Ribeiro's Star — oldest continuously operating freight guild in south_reach) + +Some systems derive their primary identity not from cultural heritage or ideology but from an institutional lineage. The Transit Guild at GJ-54.1 is effectively a **governing institutional culture** that has outlasted the founding cultural generation by many waves. People born into this system identify as guild members before identifying as any Earth-culture heritage. + +### 5.5 Gate Corporation Technical Culture + +Detected through implication rather than explicit mention. Gate Corporation operational bases are present in every junction and hub system at hops 3–7. The Gate Corp maintains a cosmopolitan rotating staff from across the Reach — these are systems where the largest single population group is culturally "from everywhere" by institutional design. This is not a heritage — it is an **institutional identity** that actively resists heritage accumulation. + +### 5.6 Perpetual-Class Networks + +Not present as explicit community identities in the wiki corpus, but structurally implied: Perpetual-class individuals across the Reach share an experiential identity (centuries of lived memory, cultural drift from surrounding generations) that may be more binding than any Earth heritage. Their appearance in several systems as Perpetual Founder Stamp archetypes implies that over time, a system's cultural identity can become **one person's personal history rendered architectural**. + +### 5.7 The Compact of Westphalia (Political Identity Override) + +30–40 west_reach and deep_frontier systems have Compact membership (factions/compact-of-westphalia.md). For these systems, political identity — specifically the rejection of Assembly authority — is the dominant self-definition that overrides or recontextualizes cultural heritage. A German-heritage mining system in the Compact does not primarily think of itself as German — it thinks of itself as a Compact member, and its cultural heritage is the archaeological layer underneath. + +--- + +## 6. Station Naming — Great Scientists, Pioneers, Philosophers + +### 6.1 Current Usage + +The naming convention for honoring scientists, engineers, and philosophers through station names is documented in `docs/design/cultural-migration-pressure.md` (§6.3) and encouraged — but barely used in practice. + +**Currently identified named-after-persons stations (non-personal surnames, actual historical figures):** + +| Station | System | Person | Field | +|---|---|---|---| +| Heaviside (implied) | GJ-250A | Oliver Heaviside | British mathematician/physicist | +| Méchain | GJ-285 area | Pierre Méchain | French astronomer | +| Tyndall | GJ-432A area | John Tyndall | British physicist | +| Ferranti | GJ-251 area | Sebastian de Ferranti | British electrical engineer | +| Teisserenc | GJ-251 area | Léon Teisserenc de Bort | French meteorologist | +| Chandra Deep | — | Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar | Indian astrophysicist | +| Murakami's Lantern | — | Haruki Murakami | Japanese novelist (literary) | +| Thorvaldsen's Circuit | GJ-231 | Bertel Thorvaldsen | Danish sculptor (artistic) | + +**Total: ~7–8 identified instances** out of 301 systems and 462 named stations. + +### 6.2 Naming Targets — Non-Horizon Stations and Bodies + +**Horizon stations must NOT be renamed.** "Horizon" is the player-facing name for the gate/transit portal station; renaming breaks recognition and navigation. All 68 generic-named horizon stations remain as-is. + +Scientist and pioneer names should be applied instead to: +- **Non-horizon stations with unnamed (null) or catalog-stub names** — these are the cleanest targets: no cultural displacement, clear benefit +- **Unnamed inhabited bodies** — planet/moon names that are currently null or just catalog IDs +- **Wiki calibration notes** — even without renaming anything, a calibration note can frame a named figure as the system's founding personality + +**High-population unnamed non-horizon stations identified in systems.db:** + +| System | Station ID | Type | Population | Corridor | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| GJ 820B | GJ820Bc-S2 | industrial | ~300M | (verify) | +| GJ 251 (Renaissance) | GJ251c-S1 | industrial | ~120M | core | +| GJ 699 (Barnard's Star) | GJ699b-S1 | transit | ~100M | (verify) | +| GJ 559B (Lattice Commission) | GJ559Bc-S1 = "The Stack" | commercial | ~50M | east_reach-adjacent | +| GJ 406 (Wolf 359) | GJ406g-S1 | industrial | ~3M | north_reach | +| GJ 663A | GJ663Ag-S1 | research | ~200 | north_reach | + +These are the most impactful targets for scientist naming — large populations that are currently unanchored to any historical figure. + +### 6.3 Recommended Naming Pool + +Organized by corridor relevance. These are scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and philosophers whose work is genuinely reach-shaping (astronomy, physics, mathematics, navigation, computation) and whose heritage is currently underrepresented in station names. + +**North_reach (Commonwealth scientists):** +- Ramanujan (Srinivasa Ramanujan, Indian mathematician) — "Ramanujan Station" +- Bose (Satyendra Nath Bose, Indian physicist) — "Bose Station" +- Raman (C. V. Raman, Indian physicist) — "Raman Station" +- Turing (Alan Turing, British computing) — "Turing Gate" +- Lovelace (Ada Lovelace, British computing) — "Lovelace Station" +- Atiyah (Michael Atiyah, British-Lebanese mathematician) — "Atiyah Station" +- Soyinka (Wole Soyinka, Nigerian Nobel laureate) — literary/cultural figure for cultural non-science naming + +**South_reach (Iberian/Latin American figures):** +- Camões (Luís de Camões, Portuguese poet/epic of expansion) — "Camões Station" +- Santos Dumont (Alberto Santos Dumont, Brazilian aviation pioneer) — "Santos Dumont Gate" +- Pessoa (Fernando Pessoa, Portuguese modernist) — literary +- Freire (Paulo Freire, Brazilian educator/philosopher) — "Freire Station" + +**East_reach (East/Southeast Asian scientists):** +- Zhang Heng (Chinese astronomer/engineer, seismoscope inventor) — "Zhang Heng Station" +- Shen Kuo (Chinese polymath/Dream Pool Essays) — "Shen Kuo Gate" +- Zu Chongzhi (Chinese mathematician, accurate pi) — "Zu Station" +- Minakata Kumagusu (Japanese naturalist/polymath) — "Minakata Station" +- Yi Sunsin (Korean admiral/innovator) — "Sunsin Station" +- Lê Quý Đôn (Vietnamese polymath/encyclopedist) — "Lê Quý Đôn Station" + +**West_reach (Germanic/Scandinavian/Dutch/Slavic scientists):** +- Gauss (Carl Friedrich Gauss, German mathematician) — "Gauss Station" +- Euler (Leonhard Euler, Swiss mathematician) — "Euler Gate" +- Copernicus (Nicolaus Copernicus, Polish astronomer) — "Copernicus Station" +- Mendeleev (Dmitri Mendeleev, Russian chemist) — "Mendeleev Station" +- Röntgen (Wilhelm Röntgen, German physicist) — "Röntgen Station" +- Bohr (Niels Bohr, Danish physicist) — "Bohr Gate" +- Linnaeus (Carl Linnaeus, Swedish naturalist) — "Linnaeus Station" +- Abel (Niels Henrik Abel, Norwegian mathematician) — "Abel Station" +- **Huygens** (Christiaan Huygens, Dutch physicist/astronomer — wave theory of light, rings of Saturn) — "Huygens Platform" +- **van Leeuwenhoek** (Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, Dutch microbiologist — father of microbiology) — "van Leeuwenhoek Station" +- **Lorentz** (Hendrik Lorentz, Dutch physicist — Lorentz transformation, Nobel 1902) — "Lorentz Station" +- **Stevin** (Simon Stevin, Flemish mathematician/engineer — decimal fractions, fluid statics) — "Stevin Works" +- **van der Waals** (Johannes van der Waals, Dutch physicist — Nobel 1910, intermolecular forces) — "van der Waals Station" +- **Kamerlingh Onnes** (Heike Kamerlingh Onnes, Dutch physicist — liquid helium, superconductivity, Nobel 1913) — "Kamerlingh Station" + +Dutch scientists are specifically strong west_reach fits given the corridor's Dutch-heritage presence (Bestevaer, Dokkum, Ambacht, Werf, Scheveningen). They are distinct from Afrikaans-derived southern African names that appear in south_reach. + +**Deep_frontier / cross-cultural:** +- Ibn al-Haytham (Arab physicist/father of optics) — "Alhazen Station" or "Ibn al-Haytham Horizon" +- Al-Biruni (Persian polymath/geographer) — "Biruni Station" +- Hypatia (Greek/Egyptian mathematician/philosopher) — "Hypatia Station" +- Noether (Emmy Noether, German mathematician) — "Noether Station" +- Curie (Marie Curie, Polish/French physicist) — "Curie Station" + +--- + +## 7. Prevalence Justification + +The following cultural dominances are **intentional and justified** per `docs/design/cultural-migration-pressure.md` — they should be preserved, not diluted: + +### 7.1 British English Dominance in North_reach Inner Systems + +British institutional culture was disproportionately involved in early space development programs. Commonwealth-origin administrators created self-reinforcing chain migration. Inner north_reach systems (hops 3–5) having 50–60% British English character is consistent with the founding-moment amplification logic. At hops 6–8, this should attenuate — and some outer north_reach systems do show this dilution. + +**Acceptable as-is for inner systems. Should visibly attenuate in outer/deep-frontier north.** + +### 7.2 Portuguese Dominance in South_reach Inner Systems + +The Concord Assembly's Wave 1 land-grant system favored cooperative farming syndicates. Iberian and Latin American cultures had strong institutional cooperative forms. Ran (GJ-144), the core breadbasket, already had Portuguese cultural inflection as its anchor. Chain migration extended this through the south branch. + +Portuguese naming conventions across ~20+ south_reach systems is justified. The emphasis on place-names (real Portuguese/Brazilian geography) versus descriptive names is slightly skewed — see remediation recommendations. + +### 7.3 Chinese Dominance in East_reach + +Major Syndic combines with Chinese corporate roots dominated Wave 2–3 east_reach colonization. Corporate founding draws from existing employee/contractor networks. Lu Ban (GJ-15A) is the named example. + +Chinese at ~15–17 systems is appropriate. Vietnamese and Korean at ~8 systems each represents exactly the kind of non-dominant-but-substantial secondary stream the framework describes. + +### 7.4 German Industrial Dominance in West_reach + +European industrial consortiums held disproportionate shares of early horizon gate exploitation licenses. The west_reach's harsher environments attracted cultures with extractive/industrial traditions. German industrial vocabulary (functional words for industrial facilities) is also widely adopted beyond specifically German communities — it functions as a *trade register* in the west corridor the way nautical Latin did on Earth. + +German at ~20 systems plus German-derived industrial vocabulary across another 10+ is justified. The industrial vocabulary adoption by non-German communities is realistic. + +--- + +## 8. Remediation — From→To Suggestion List + +**Rules applied:** +- Horizon station names are NOT changed (fixed for player recognition) +- Only systems without existing cultural identity are targeted; systems with identity are not touched +- Changes are labeled `DB_ONLY` (body or non-horizon station name in systems.db only) or `WIKI_REWRITE` (calibration note or prose change in wiki markdown required) +- Total: 20 specific suggestions across 16 systems + +--- + +### Priority 1 — Zero-presence cultures (Thai, Khmer, Russian/Ukrainian, Caribbean) + +| # | System | Current state | Proposed change | Change type | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | GJ-635B (Clearwater Station, east_reach) | body GJ635Bd = "Clearwater" — English-descriptive, no corridor culture established | body → **"Saikaew"** (Thai: crystal springs — descriptive local name) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 2 | GJ-667C (Gliese 667, east_reach) | body GJ667Ce = "Gliese 667" — catalog designation used as planet name, no cultural identity | body → **"Nakhon Sung"** (Thai: sublime city) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 3 | GJ-117 (GJ 117 Horizon, east_reach) | body GJ117d = unnamed (null); no cultural identity in system | body → **"Doi Kaeo"** (Thai: crystal peak — local descriptive) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 4 | GJ-434 (GJ 434, east_reach) | body GJ434c = unnamed (null); all bodies unnamed, no cultural identity | body → **"Banteay"** (Khmer: citadel/fortress — founding community named for the fortified waystation they built) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 5 | GJ-866A (EZ Aqr, east_reach, wave_5) | body GJ866Ac = unnamed (null); non-horizon station "Robaat" already present (possibly Persian-origin, left intact) | body → **"Srok Thmei"** (Khmer: new district/settlement) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 6 | GJ-729 (Ross 154, west_reach) | body GJ729d = "GJ729d" (catalog stub, no proper name) | body → **"Chornozem"** (Ukrainian: black earth — descriptive, agricultural; Ukrainian founding community on an M-type star's marginal agricultural world) | DB_ONLY | +| 7 | GJ-729 (Ross 154, west_reach) | station GJ729d-S1 = "GJ729d-S1" (catalog stub, no proper name) | station → **"Svoboda"** (Ukrainian/Russian: free settlement — community name used by both Slavic heritage groups) | DB_ONLY | +| 8 | GJ-729 (Ross 154, west_reach) | calibration note: wave_5 at hop 3, flare star, late settlement, no cultural mention | calibration → add Russian/Ukrainian founding stream: a corporate contract for flare-monitoring infrastructure attracted a Ukrainian-heritage technical cooperative in wave_5; German/Scandinavian-majority corridor, Slavic minority founding cohort | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 9 | GJ-873 (Ashworth Junction, north_reach) | body GJ873c = unnamed (null); system name is English surname, no cultural specificity | body → **"Lavenille"** (Port of Spain district, Trinidad — Afro-Caribbean historical community) | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 10 | GJ-406 (Wolf 359, north_reach hub) | station GJ406g-S1 = "GJ406g-S1" (catalog stub, industrial, ~3M pop) — one of 14 stations in this hub, this one has no name at all | station → **"Accompong Works"** (Jamaican Maroon community — signals Caribbean founding labor cohort within the hub's industrial workforce) | DB_ONLY | + +--- + +### Priority 2 — Underrepresented cultures (Nigerian acknowledgment, Malay additions, Russian secondary stream) + +| # | System | Current state | Proposed change | Change type | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 11 | GJ-1245A (Okoro's Claim, north_reach) | calibration note: does not mention Nigerian/Igbo heritage; body "Ugwu" (Igbo), moon station "Udi" (Igbo city), system name "Okoro" (Igbo surname) all present but unacknowledged | calibration → explicitly name Igbo/Nigerian founding heritage: "Okoro's Claim takes its name from the founding family head, an Igbo-heritage agricultural cooperative leader in the Nigerian Commonwealth stream. Ugwu (hill) and Udi (the Enugu-State highland district) are both deliberate naming choices from that tradition." | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 12 | GJ-75 (north_reach) | body GJ75d = "Onitsha" (major Igbo city in Anambra State, Nigeria); calibration likely does not acknowledge this heritage | calibration → acknowledge Onitsha as deliberate Igbo/Nigerian founding choice; establish as second identified Nigerian-heritage north_reach system | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 13 | GJ-172 (Kaelong, east_reach) | body GJ172c = "Kaelong" — name is plausibly derived from *kelong*, a traditional Malay/Indonesian offshore fishing structure; currently no cultural framing in calibration | calibration → confirm and acknowledge Malay kelong heritage: the founding community named their world after the fishing platform structures they built in the shallow coastal water; Malay-heritage fishing cooperative | WIKI_REWRITE | +| 14 | GJ-555 (Tanaka Station, east_reach) | body GJ555c = unnamed (null); system has Japanese voice via station name "Tanaka Platform" | body → **"Pulau Baru"** (Malay: new island — secondary body name signals Malay labor/trade community alongside Japanese founding identity) | DB_ONLY | +| 15 | GJ-449 (Murakami's Lantern, east_reach) | station GJ449-Ae-S1 = "LH-Orbital" (generic habitat designation, ~1K pop) | station → **"Balai"** (Malay: community hall/government building — the habitat serves as the administrative center for a Malay-heritage labor community) | DB_ONLY | +| 16 | GJ-601A (Ostmark, west_reach, wave_1 at hop 9) | calibration note: Germanic/industrial character; exceptional wave_1 at very long hop distance; body "Rand", station "Randwerk" (both Germanic) | calibration → add secondary founding stream: "Ostmark was founded by a Germanic-heritage prospecting cooperative in wave_1, but its remote position attracted a small Russian-heritage engineering cohort within the first century of operation, whose presence survives in informal community practice if not in the place-name register." | WIKI_REWRITE | + +--- + +### Priority 3 — Great scientist naming (non-horizon stations only) + +| # | System | Current state | Proposed change | Change type | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 17 | GJ-251 (Renaissance, core / Gate Corp hub) | station GJ251c-S1 = unnamed (null); industrial station, ~120M pop — largest unnamed non-horizon in the Reach | station → **"Huygens Platform"** (Christiaan Huygens — Dutch physicist/astronomer, wave theory of light, Saturn's rings; core/cosmopolitan location appropriate for a Dutch scientist) | DB_ONLY | +| 18 | GJ-699 (Barnard's Star) | station GJ699b-S1 = unnamed (null); transit station, ~100M pop | station → **"Ramanujan Station"** (Srinivasa Ramanujan — Indian mathematician, self-taught genius, infinite series; fills Indian-scientist gap in north_reach-adjacent systems) | DB_ONLY | +| 19 | GJ-820B | station GJ820Bc-S2 = unnamed (null); industrial station, ~300M pop — highest population unnamed non-horizon station in the DB | station → **"van Leeuwenhoek Station"** (Antonie van Leeuwenhoek — Dutch microbiologist, first to observe bacteria through microscope; Dutch scientist, west_reach or core appropriate) | DB_ONLY | +| 20 | GJ-663A (north_reach) | station GJ663Ag-S1 = "GJ663Ag-S1" (catalog stub); research station, ~200 pop | station → **"Turing Survey"** (Alan Turing — British mathematician/computer science pioneer; north_reach Commonwealth appropriateness; research station naming fits) | DB_ONLY | + +--- + +### Change type summary + +| Type | Count | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| WIKI_REWRITE | 12 | Calibration note required; body rename may accompany | +| DB_ONLY | 8 | Body or non-horizon station rename only; no wiki prose change | +| **Total changes** | **20** | Across 16 distinct systems | + +--- + +## 9. Summary Table — Gap Severity + +| Corridor | Culture | Severity | Current | After this plan | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| east_reach | Thai | CRITICAL | 0 | +3 systems (#1–3) | +| east_reach | Cambodian / Khmer | HIGH | 0 | +2 systems (#4–5) | +| east_reach | Indonesian / Malay | CRITICAL | ~3–4 systems | +3 more (#13–15) | +| north_reach | Nigerian | HIGH | ~1 system explicit | +1 explicit (#11), +1 acknowledged (#12) | +| north_reach | Caribbean / West Indian | HIGH | 0 | +1 body, +1 station (#9–10) | +| west_reach | Russian / Ukrainian | HIGH | 0 | +2 names, +1 note (#6–8), +1 secondary (#16) | +| any | Great scientist names | LOW-MEDIUM | ~7 stations | +4 stations (#17–20) | + +--- + +*Cross-references: `docs/design/cultural-migration-pressure.md` (governing guidelines), `decisions/content.md` D-128 (culture implicit in starting location), `decisions/scope.md` D-167 (corridor cultural system canonical)* diff --git a/server/data/systems.db b/server/data/systems.db index bea7191b0af6db52ade7516c282370f7d1452095..6e4f06b8503537d20a04029225ce95fbb5e226cf 100644 GIT binary patch delta 1379 zcmXw1ZA?>V6n^i0?|a|-(c2b9+HytO6pCypIOlB81yp2;fK@=4Fqb>2QlY)9wD`S& zfK>^b6U$L!7ReT;5w~fE7h^DzZP|XP%gp@BjL|=iEL%1c-Dkpfk?rK1A165<&-0wq zaiXZh^lqk`?Z(~QXQbTC(k`RYO~yD*xW~re++CUu6BB~ND9I*8tW>{ehf`INi}3&x z=2PLX*<_kj71f*F)lK1G2);EW2iR8&JlN;U98P5(z{4E!H-`|a?oTNW7zMfHH=i4G z(x}uTWr$bBo#J!CJ)xH!q5sfN=&O|S7ufYiX@J~fSX2zNrs2gxL#EWnuc>7 z?OMcL9t_5}1|v;+u-RP|(_$e#0w>aNno#CaGF>h;AL^Xgo4ZyEYmxXCv*EuY^7J8! zMYTvGYX=+U+I$#Tyen66@9>WcXG&A~{UJJ6!VHtEqY&9Ne*w2J)7aJ-HH9zGH) zAW=icIU#^vG5IVrE~MdO3@6KIk(n+udY!m~on%{Lrp3nUdU8H%4*dXS;`NN}yiK#E zSg%-Ht=Y;gVS%#P@}nG*ozfRlRPu<~Bu_|?-NxJwGQkOzD<>&uOF)h-lMH`K;ddNM7 z6YiixCaQOYK;g5_=iyKv@!6Ja+^C0Jb#r{J9&K)eu|6^b68p#+PTYwq%!ZXl_I@(J zvdRHtw3l2n&w{`$;WFb^A6Xq`Qipx~Ld?jp0rO|46E6}?`Ur*g6ggck^HVZm2FGWK z%bN6PMBfn%LlMU>NOW+#(ZSKZz03g6gLKI(G(g@We(pZk#pUDQ@rRhQU$d=j9&?k~ z#du8^1#+i&nwk1OFZh$xCsu0BO}cs8IIOuLr@^iyeHpJiZ39n^s2alu={7ELF-eV! zNulxpgAKtgPFSUxr|{Ge73}$dY$?v&3?(Js1hKv;^VAEIC7p=#ij^?o}BbBBQGGokNeY#YYk7e{3Xkx>yVNpE=U&f zE=aGHk4W{0wW(byjQN!5@I#fHLYHchSWw#zgLfpi=r8tPowRG9-H_@N&2_TTTxS`` zvEfZ97oA01J$`~O@nOT>VOfVcZWz^=EY{$cl3wWaDJtCUvfO8x5g0rysK$5QmZOZc zKAAPOH3PJdt*Ox6Ww8q-ddR&>3+gb~AZ94&aVHx&QY6>EY(`H Lkg;OaHZtvB`$CYn delta 1250 zcmY*YeQZ=k5a0K9_wC#Fc~@xZ-9g*q=#>hE)|Or==(Q>4;7aN7QA$9Bvn|?C3LFhYuz?Eyf22yo&P%O{DVGfIb;zS%? 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The M5.5 V e spectral classification (DB) indicates another flare-activity star, consistent with the prevalence of M-type flare stars in the north reach's outer systems. The K-type header tier reflects the classification scheme's grouping. + +The Igbo cultural heritage is explicit in the system's naming: Okoro is a common Igbo surname; Ugwu means 'hill' in Igbo (the inhabited moon's name, applied to the rocky prominence where the domed extraction settlement is located); Udi names a highland district of Enugu State, Nigeria (the transit station designation). These are deliberate choices from the Okafor Station diaspora network's Igbo-heritage founding majority, not incidental English transliterations. The system is one of the clearest examples in the north_reach of the Nigerian Commonwealth stream as a distinct cultural voice. ## Celestial Bodies diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-172/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-172/index.md index 5c0f3d6e4..f531200b5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-172/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-172/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K8V · 33.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -42,6 +47,8 @@ Three adjacent corridor systems depend on Kaelong's proprietary grain cultivar f `wave_2` at `hop 7` is the outer edge of what wave_2 settlement density would predict. Kaelong's early settlement reflects that the K8V at 33.0 ly was one of the more promising stars on the outer east branch — its habitable zone produced a real agricultural world rather than a marginal colony — and wave_2 agricultural expansion by Vietnamese-heritage farming cooperatives extended further along favorable corridors than the general wave_2 distribution suggests. The 33-light-year distance is genuinely substantial, and the assembly authority gradient accurately predicts near-absent institutional presence despite the system's age. +The name 'Kaelong' carries deliberate ambiguity that the founding cooperative understood and used. In the Vietnamese agricultural tradition of the founding majority, the word referred to the terraced paddy-field structures they were adapting to the planet's heavy gravity and elongated growing zones. But the same root resonates with the Malay kelong — the offshore fishing platform structure, a bamboo latticework over tidal water — and the founding cooperative included a Malay-heritage cohort whose vocabulary the Vietnamese majority's pronunciation had absorbed. Both traditions are encoded in the name: Vietnamese grain-farming culture and Malay sea-farming culture, unified in a single word that two communities could use without disagreement. + ## Celestial Bodies diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md index 6077827a3..3092da8c7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 11.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -75,5 +80,5 @@ The system's K5 classification produces a working-temperature habitable zone tha | ID | Name | Type | Orbits | Population | Economy | Governance | Docking | Gate | Districts | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `GJ251-oort-S1` | Horizon Station | horizon | `GJ251-oort` | — | transit | — | major | yes | 1 | -| `GJ251c-S1` | — | industrial | `GJ251c` | 120M | manufacturing | — | major | no | 1 | +| `GJ251c-S1` | Huygens Platform | industrial | `GJ251c` | 120M | manufacturing | — | major | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-406/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-406/index.md index c4a1c4d70..e77353c62 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-406/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-406/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6 · 7.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 15 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -76,5 +81,5 @@ Wave_5 settlement despite hop-3 position reflects the system being activated lat | `GJ406f-S2` | Bevington | commercial | `GJ406f` | 17M | service_mixed | — | standard | no | 1 | | `GJ406f-S3` | Bretton | commercial | `GJ406f` | 9M | service_mixed | — | major | no | 1 | | `GJ406f-S4` | Waycroft | commercial | `GJ406f` | 12M | service_mixed | — | standard | no | 1 | -| `GJ406g-S1` | GJ406g-S1 | industrial | `GJ406g` | 3M | extraction | — | standard | no | 1 | +| `GJ406g-S1` | Accompong Works | industrial | `GJ406g` | 3M | extraction | — | standard | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-434/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-434/index.md index 51987d646..69e4338c0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-434/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-434/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1Vvar · 31.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -40,13 +45,15 @@ A research vessel undertaking stellar activity studies has been parked in a high Unsettled spur_end at hop 6 adjacent to a major east_reach junction reflects the survey-ahead-of-settlement pattern common in east_reach development. The variable star is a plausible settlement barrier. +The second inner planet Banteay (Khmer: 'citadel' — the fortified waystation of Angkor-era settlement practice) was named by a Khmer-heritage survey team working the Taishan spur extensions. The name is a record of passage: the team noted the planet as a potential future waystation given its orbital geometry, applied the word for a fortified stopping point, and continued outward. Nobody has built a citadel here. The name is still on the charts. + ## Celestial Bodies | Orbit | ID | Name | Type | Inhabited | Pop | Mass | Gravity | Year (d) | Day (h) | Atmo | Biome | Hydro | Economy | Settlement | Industrial | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ434b` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.38g | 10 | 240.0 | none | barren | — | — | — | — | -| 2 | `GJ434c` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.68g | 56 | 24.8 | thin | cold_arid | — | — | — | — | +| 2 | `GJ434c` | Banteay | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.68g | 56 | 24.8 | thin | cold_arid | — | — | — | — | | 3 | `GJ434-belt` | — | asteroid_belt | no | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | | 4 | `GJ434d` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.44g | 180 | 26.2 | trace | frozen | — | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ434e` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.34g | 540 | 30.4 | trace | frozen | ice | — | — | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-449/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-449/index.md index b421c339c..053a7e05d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-449/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-449/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F8V · 35.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -82,7 +87,7 @@ The stub header and system-level data both specify binary-type, but the star fie | ID | Name | Type | Orbits | Population | Economy | Governance | Docking | Gate | Districts | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| -| `GJ449-Ae-S1` | LH-Orbital | habitat | `GJ449Ae` | 1K | residential | — | standard | no | 1 | +| `GJ449-Ae-S1` | Balai | habitat | `GJ449Ae` | 1K | residential | — | standard | no | 1 | | `GJ449-oort-S1` | Murakami's Lantern Horizon | horizon | `GJ449-oort` | 85 | transit | — | major | yes | 1 | ## Topology diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-555/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-555/index.md index 3dcd0ee03..2290a8a34 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-555/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-555/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 19.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -46,7 +51,7 @@ Tanaka Station's transit fee accounting has been audited five times since the co | Orbit | ID | Name | Type | Inhabited | Pop | Mass | Gravity | Year (d) | Day (h) | Atmo | Biome | Hydro | Economy | Settlement | Industrial | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ555b` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.29g | 5 | 110.4 | none | barren | — | — | — | — | -| 2 | `GJ555c` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.56g | 15 | 364.8 | thin | hot_arid | — | — | — | — | +| 2 | `GJ555c` | Pulau Baru | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.56g | 15 | 364.8 | thin | hot_arid | — | — | — | — | | 3 | `GJ555-belt` | — | asteroid_belt | no | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | | 4 | `GJ555d` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.43g | 80 | 20.6 | trace | frozen | — | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ555e` | — | gas_giant | no | — | — | — | 350 | 12.4 | gas_giant | — | — | — | — | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md index d7f85afd0..8552a4026 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Ostmark — German for "eastern border," a name that became ironic almost immedi | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F2III · 40.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -56,6 +61,8 @@ The oldest governing body in the outer west has been sitting on an accurate two- `wave_1` at hop 9 is deliberately exceptional — most wave_1 systems sit at hop 4-6. Ostmark's outlier position reflects an early push by a founding consortium that followed the bright F2III primary's survey results out to exceptional depth. The F2III classification is accurate; this is the brightest star in the outer west corridor described here and a genuine outlier in a corridor of dim K and M dwarfs. `through_route` with two gates to GJ 798 and GJ 3586 is accurate, reflecting Ostmark's role as a corridor anchor for deeper territory. The founding Compact membership and 500 years of continuous self-governance give this system the most institutional depth in the batch. The stellar evolution silence topic connects the astronomical classification to a genuine long-term governance challenge without being fantastical. +The founding Germanic-heritage prospecting consortium is the dominant cultural voice in the place-name register — Ostmark, Rand, Randwerk are all German-origin — but this understates the demographic history. A Russian-heritage engineering cohort arrived within Ostmark's first century, contracted through the Compact's early mutual-aid frameworks when the metallurgical operations required specialist knowledge the founding community could not supply internally. Their presence survives in informal community practice and oral tradition rather than in the official cartography: the Germanic names reflect the founding generation's authority to name, not the full heritage of the people who built the system. This is a secondary cultural stream that does not appear in the place-name register and requires the calibration note to make visible. + ## Celestial Bodies diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635B/index.md index e222e4347..5ea20f53d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0 V · 35.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -58,6 +63,8 @@ An Institute archivist cataloguing the four hundred years of monitoring records The READ-ONLY System Profile classifies GJ 635B as K0V, making K-type the correct header designation; the briefing suggested G-type but the profile data takes precedence. A K0V star is close to the solar analog end of the K-type range, broadly similar to the Sun in output, which is consistent with the clear-atmosphere, low-UV world character described. Spur_end at hop 7 with wave_2 settlement produces a system that has had four hundred years to develop specialized expertise, which explains the knowledge-economy character unusual for a spur terminus. +The primary world's local name Saikaew (Thai: สายแก้ว, 'crystal streams') predates the Anglo-Australian institutional vocabulary that now dominates the system's published identity. The wave_2 founding cohort included a Thai-heritage community whose name for the primary world was in use before the Water Sciences Institute formalized its English-language nomenclature. Over four centuries, the Thai community was absorbed into the broader knowledge-economy culture, but Saikaew remained the world's living name even as the system came to be known publicly as Clearwater Station. It is the oldest continuously used place-name in GJ 635B. + --- ## Celestial Bodies @@ -67,7 +74,7 @@ The READ-ONLY System Profile classifies GJ 635B as K0V, making K-type the correc |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ635Bb` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.34g | 24 | 19.8 | none | barren | — | — | — | — | | 2 | `GJ635Bc` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.68g | 120 | 25.4 | thin | hot_arid | — | — | — | — | -| 3 | `GJ635Bd` | Clearwater | planet | yes | 120K | terrestrial | 0.90g | 280 | 27.2 | standard | temperate | liquid_water | research | urban_concentrated | technology_export | +| 3 | `GJ635Bd` | Saikaew | planet | yes | 120K | terrestrial | 0.90g | 280 | 27.2 | standard | temperate | liquid_water | research | urban_concentrated | technology_export | | 4 | `GJ635B-belt` | — | asteroid_belt | no | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ635Be` | — | gas_giant | no | — | — | — | 1400 | 12.8 | gas_giant | — | — | — | — | — | | ↳ 5.1 | `GJ635Be-m1` | — | moon | no | — | dwarf | 0.08g | 5 | 110.4 | — | frozen | — | — | — | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-663A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-663A/index.md index e75ecc97f..3813d7a2a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-663A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-663A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2:III: · 19.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -67,5 +72,5 @@ K2:III: subgiant classification is genuine and drives the setting's economic log |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `GJ663A-oort-S1` | Horizon Station | horizon | `GJ663A-oort` | — | transit | — | major | yes | 1 | | `GJ663Ac-S1` | Sigrid's Rådhuset | industrial | `GJ663Ac` | 12M | extraction | — | major | no | 1 | -| `GJ663Ag-S1` | GJ663Ag-S1 | research | `GJ663Ag` | 200 | research | — | restricted | no | 1 | +| `GJ663Ag-S1` | Turing Survey | research | `GJ663Ag` | 200 | research | — | restricted | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667C/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667C/index.md index 06fc5c72f..b55c42c27 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667C/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667C/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2.5 · 22.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -42,6 +47,8 @@ Gliese 667 was settled by researchers with legitimate scientific reasons to be h `wave_5` at `hop 6` as a `dead_end` with 1 aperture is consistent with recent research-motivated settlement — the system's pre-settlement astronomical reputation would attract a dedicated founding consortium in the Activation Edge wave. M2.5 classification matches the stub. Keeping the scientific catalog designation is a Section 6.3 functional-designation exception, here justified by research community norms rather than commercial logistics (as in Relay 7) — the system's identity is its astronomical designation in the literature. The Veil Institute connection threads back to Shenwei's established faction notes. +The primary inhabited world, Nakhon Sung (Thai: 'sublime city'), was named by the Thai-heritage researchers who comprised a significant fraction of the founding consortium's planetary science team. In contrast to the system-level catalog designation — which the consortium kept for institutional reasons — they named the world itself with the specificity of people who intended to live there. Nakhon Sung is the only inhabited place-name in the system, and it carries the founding scientists' cultural voice rather than the institutional pragmatism that chose to call the star Gliese 667. + ## Celestial Bodies @@ -50,7 +57,7 @@ Gliese 667 was settled by researchers with legitimate scientific reasons to be h | 1 | `GJ667Cb` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.35g | 7 | 172.8 | none | barren | — | — | — | — | | 2 | `GJ667Cc` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.82g | 28 | 672.0 | standard | temperate_terminator | liquid_water | — | — | — | | 3 | `GJ667Cd` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.76g | 42 | 1008.0 | standard | temperate_terminator | liquid_water | — | — | — | -| 4 | `GJ667Ce` | Gliese 667 | planet | yes | 320 | terrestrial | 0.70g | 62 | 1488.0 | standard | temperate_terminator | liquid_water | research | dispersed | — | +| 4 | `GJ667Ce` | Nakhon Sung | planet | yes | 320 | terrestrial | 0.70g | 62 | 1488.0 | standard | temperate_terminator | liquid_water | research | dispersed | — | | 5 | `GJ667C-belt` | — | asteroid_belt | no | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | | 6 | `GJ667Cf` | — | gas_giant | no | — | — | — | 380 | 13.4 | gas_giant | — | — | — | — | — | | ↳ 6.1 | `GJ667Cf-m1` | — | moon | no | — | dwarf | 0.09g | 6 | 139.2 | — | frozen | — | — | — | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-699/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-699/index.md index a6b339047..2522ee96a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-699/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-699/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | sdM4 · 5.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -75,5 +80,5 @@ The closest star to Sol that humans could reach by gate connects not toward Eart | ID | Name | Type | Orbits | Population | Economy | Governance | Docking | Gate | Districts | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `GJ699-oort-S1` | Horizon Station | horizon | `GJ699-oort` | — | transit | — | standard | yes | 1 | -| `GJ699b-S1` | — | transit | `GJ699b` | 100M | transit | — | major | no | 1 | +| `GJ699b-S1` | Ramanujan Station | transit | `GJ699b` | 100M | transit | — | major | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-729/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-729/index.md index a229eb449..6f3eaf5ee 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-729/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-729/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3.5Ve · 9.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -44,6 +49,8 @@ The star that delayed this system's settlement by three centuries is still erupt `wave_5` at hop 3 is the defining anomaly here and should be made legible. The M3.5Ve designation is the explanation: this is a flare star whose surface conditions were genuinely settlement-hostile for conventional habitation, and the wave_5 arrival reflects an economic model change rather than a late discovery. The system was known but not viable under the Wave 1-4 economic and technological frameworks. The junction topology reflects its actual transit importance — three converging branches make it a meaningful routing node regardless of its small population. The late settlement means there is no deep institutional history here, no accumulated governance tradition, and no founding culture: the system feels new in a way that hop 3 systems almost never do. +The Slavic naming in the system — Chornozem (Ukrainian: 'black earth', the agricultural term for the deep fertile soils of the Ukrainian steppe, applied here with deliberate irony to a barren subsurface-extraction world) and Svoboda ('free settlement', a word used by both Ukrainian- and Russian-heritage communities to name cooperative founding stations) — reflects a Ukrainian-heritage technical cooperative that arrived as part of the wave_5 activation. Contracted for flare-monitoring infrastructure, they stayed to form a minority founding cohort alongside the German/Scandinavian-majority processing operators. Ross 154's dominant cultural character is industrial and mixed, but the Ukrainian names are the system's oldest deliberately placed cultural markers. + ## Topology - **Hop Distance from Gateway:** 3 @@ -56,7 +63,7 @@ The star that delayed this system's settlement by three centuries is still erupt |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ729b` | GJ729b | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.20g | 7 | 168.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | | 2 | `GJ729c` | GJ729c | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.35g | 22 | 528.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | -| 3 | `GJ729d` | GJ729d | planet | yes | 80K | terrestrial | 0.70g | 60 | 1440.0 | thin | barren | none | extraction | cave | — | +| 3 | `GJ729d` | Chornozem | planet | yes | 80K | terrestrial | 0.70g | 60 | 1440.0 | thin | barren | none | extraction | cave | — | | 4 | `GJ729e` | GJ729e | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.30g | 150 | 14.0 | none | frozen | ice | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ729f` | GJ729f | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.25g | 400 | 17.0 | none | frozen | none | — | — | — | | 6 | `GJ729-oort` | — | oort_cloud | no | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | @@ -66,5 +73,5 @@ The star that delayed this system's settlement by three centuries is still erupt | ID | Name | Type | Orbits | Population | Economy | Governance | Docking | Gate | Districts | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `GJ729-oort-S1` | Horizon Station | horizon | `GJ729-oort` | — | transit | — | major | yes | 1 | -| `GJ729d-S1` | GJ729d-S1 | industrial | `GJ729d` | 50K | extraction | — | standard | no | 1 | +| `GJ729d-S1` | Svoboda | industrial | `GJ729d` | 50K | extraction | — | standard | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-75/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-75/index.md index c67672027..7682c7498 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-75/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-75/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 32.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -38,6 +43,8 @@ The junction's commercial registry has recorded every interstellar transaction t `wave_3` `junction` at `hop_distance: 7` with extractive-industrial founding fits the Early Arrival exception archetype cleanly. Nigerian-heritage founding families followed a specific economic opportunity into a Commonwealth-dominant corridor — the mineral contract is the historical explanation, not cultural affinity. The K0V stellar class provides a more Earth-comparable light environment than the M-dwarfs typical of inner north_reach systems, which the founding families noted in their original settlement documentation as a positive factor. Four hundred years of unbroken family control of the primary industry has produced a system where economic and political power are effectively identical. +The naming is explicitly Igbo cartography: Enugu (the system's name) is the capital city of Enugu State, Nigeria; Onitsha (the primary inhabited world) is the major Igbo trading city on the Niger River, historically one of the largest markets in West Africa; Nnewi and Awka are both Anambra State towns; Oguta is an Imo State town associated with the Oguta Lake — all deliberate place-names from the same Igbo cultural geography. GJ 75 is the second confirmed Nigerian-heritage north_reach system (alongside GJ 1245A / Okoro's Claim), with Onitsha serving as the most prominent named world in this cultural stream. + ## Celestial Bodies diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md index 35af2f96b..2da3b3b8a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | colonial_charter (580y) | | **Population** | 1,800,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · manufacturing / extraction | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals, structural_panels, consumer_goods, fusion_fuel, electronics, hospitality, financial_services | +| **Exports** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, structural_panels, consumer_goods, electronics | +| **Imports** | processed_food, medical_goods, chemicals | | **Governance** | council · syndic | | **Atmosphere** | working_prosperity / industrial_grit | | **Stability** | 4 · static | @@ -91,5 +94,5 @@ The combines that built the Reach's gate-adjacent infrastructure hold the constr |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `GJ820B-oort-S1` | Horizon Station | horizon | `GJ820B-oort` | — | transit | — | major | yes | 1 | | `GJ820Bc-S1` | Kihl Works | industrial | `GJ820Bc` | 1.2B | manufacturing | — | major | no | 1 | -| `GJ820Bc-S2` | — | industrial | `GJ820Bc` | 300M | manufacturing | — | major | no | 1 | +| `GJ820Bc-S2` | van Leeuwenhoek Station | industrial | `GJ820Bc` | 300M | manufacturing | — | major | no | 1 | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-866A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-866A/index.md index b146f8fc3..529e18b48 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-866A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-866A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 e · 11.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -40,6 +45,8 @@ Every ship transiting between the core and the east corridor's inner systems pas `wave_5` at `hop 3` is extremely late for a system this close to Gateway. The explanation is institutional rather than geographic: EZ Aqr was never developed — it was staffed. Gate Corporation classified it as an operational facility rather than a settlement for most of its occupied history, which meant population counts for Assembly settlement-wave tracking were not filed until the resident population exceeded the threshold that triggers mandatory registration. By then the community had been functionally present for two generations. The wave_5 designation reflects bureaucratic acknowledgment, not recent arrival. +The inner rocky body Srok Thmei (Khmer: 'new district') was named by a Khmer-heritage monitoring technician cohort during the station's early years, when body designations were informal and passed around in maintenance shift logs rather than filed with any authority. The name was conventional enough by the time the settlement was formally registered that it went into the founding documentation without challenge. The Robaat station name (possibly Persian origin, possibly a contraction of 'robot' in the operations register's phonetic shorthand — the file is inconclusive) represents the same informal naming period. EZ Aqr's geography was named by the people who happened to be here, not by cultural planners. + ## Topology - **Hop Distance from Gateway:** 3 @@ -51,7 +58,7 @@ Every ship transiting between the core and the east corridor's inner systems pas | Orbit | ID | Name | Type | Inhabited | Pop | Mass | Gravity | Year (d) | Day (h) | Atmo | Biome | Hydro | Economy | Settlement | Industrial | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ866Ab` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.18g | 6 | 144.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | -| 2 | `GJ866Ac` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.30g | 20 | 480.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | +| 2 | `GJ866Ac` | Srok Thmei | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.30g | 20 | 480.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | | 3 | `GJ866Ad` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.40g | 55 | 1320.0 | thin | barren | none | — | — | — | | 4 | `GJ866Ae` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.32g | 150 | 14.0 | none | frozen | ice | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ866Af` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.25g | 400 | 17.0 | none | frozen | none | — | — | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-873/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-873/index.md index 5ece1d5b8..fd7a1fc6e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-873/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-873/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5Ve · 16.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- @@ -49,13 +54,15 @@ The construction worker who built the third aperture's control systems — a con ## Calibration Note Wave_5 junction at hop 5 is intentionally the most frontier-edge system in this batch. The M4.5Ve classification (active red dwarf with emission) is consistent with flare-star prevalence in the outer north reach. The three-aperture junction topology at such early settlement creates productive tension: the infrastructure is there, the community is not yet established enough to operate it with confidence. The 'Ve' emission suffix mirrors UV Ceti and Okoro's Claim — flare activity is a north reach characteristic. + +The inner rocky body Lavenille — a district of Port of Spain, Trinidad, historically home to Afro-Caribbean communities of the city's eastern hills — was named by the construction workforce before Petra Ashworth's formal survey party had finalized the system's place-name register. A significant fraction of the initial build crew came from Caribbean Commonwealth communities, and several hundred stayed after their contracts ended. Lavenille was already in use in the shift logs and common speech by the time the Transit Authority was constituted; it went into the official record because changing it would have required a formal process that no one prioritized. The Crick transit station took its name later, from the broader English-heritage vocabulary of the Ashworth documentation. Lavenille predates it. ## Celestial Bodies | Orbit | ID | Name | Type | Inhabited | Pop | Mass | Gravity | Year (d) | Day (h) | Atmo | Biome | Hydro | Economy | Settlement | Industrial | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | `GJ873b` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.25g | 3 | 72.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | -| 2 | `GJ873c` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.40g | 9 | 216.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | +| 2 | `GJ873c` | Lavenille | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.40g | 9 | 216.0 | none | barren | none | — | — | — | | 3 | `GJ873d` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.32g | 25 | 600.0 | thin | frozen | ice | — | — | — | | 4 | `GJ873e` | — | planet | no | — | terrestrial | 0.28g | 70 | 1680.0 | none | frozen | ice | — | — | — | | 5 | `GJ873f` | — | gas_giant | no | — | gas_giant | — | 350 | 10.0 | dense | — | — | — | — | — | -- 2.54.0 From 199770ee41631aba8e80c9789e6d7df7318d5f2c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 16:03:56 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 2/6] data(wiki): add Bodies/Population rows + economic profiles to 301 systems (#790, #781) Adds Bodies and Population rows to System Profile tables across all 301 star-system wiki pages. Adds Industries, Exports, and Imports economic profile rows derived from systems.db economic_base + body type + topology. Includes 9 body/station name changes from cultural diversity remediation. 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index 0bc9371a9..9fd5d386b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-0/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-0/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | earth_adjacent_crisis (300y), colonial_charter (600y), terraforming (800y), civilizational_origin (12900y) | | **Population** | 9,000,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 5 · manufacturing / service_mixed | +| **Industries** | consumer_goods, processed_food, metallic_ore, refined_metals, advanced_alloys, electronics, heavy_equipment, transport_vehicles | +| **Exports** | consumer_goods, heavy_equipment, transport_vehicles, medical_goods, electronics, advanced_alloys | +| **Imports** | fusion_fuel, lattice_grade_material, rare_minerals, agricultural_produce | | **Governance** | council · contested | | **Atmosphere** | institutional_exhaustion / managed_decline | | **Stability** | 2 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1/index.md index 3901e8ca0..5b0c10e34 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 14.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 5 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1002/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1002/index.md index 7eae62879..fd14b973e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1002/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1002/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5-5.5 · 15.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1005A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1005A/index.md index 6d5fc1357..65d3c7f73 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1005A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1005A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M: · 16.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-103/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-103/index.md index d997fa82a..9873523c7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-103/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-103/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V comp SB · 37.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-105A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-105A/index.md index ca089fa14..20105421c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-105A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-105A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 23.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1061/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1061/index.md index b1c087710..576fbc79a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1061/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1061/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5 · 14.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1073/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1073/index.md index 0822c223e..6027ad95b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1073/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1073/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k · 42.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1075/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1075/index.md index 767939ea4..bb14f82e1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1075/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1075/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V · 38.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, fusion_fuel, legal_services | +| **Exports** | legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-107A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-107A/index.md index b0c180cc4..f1c4cde8b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-107A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-107A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F7V · 36.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-111/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-111/index.md index 85105fe64..aac5249de 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-111/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-111/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F5/F6V · 46.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md index 6ad21a27e..4938a83ce 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6.5 · 11.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116A/index.md index ad90c61fc..0fabbb0ba 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 17.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116B/index.md index f2406274f..86e7ca6f4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1116B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 17.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1125/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1125/index.md index 5baf324c0..059f7adfd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1125/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1125/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K:... · 31.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1128/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1128/index.md index 2ad197fa5..aee2fb7a5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1128/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1128/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 20.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1156/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1156/index.md index d7acba2bb..7e3019306 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1156/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1156/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 19.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1221/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1221/index.md index 29db6a459..66e70b88f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1221/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1221/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | DXP9 · 20.03 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | — | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | — | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1230A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1230A/index.md index 296327d53..fd7788fdd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1230A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1230A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 24.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1232/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1232/index.md index f7fabf4c5..02e0be667 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1232/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1232/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Gammelstad — Swedish for "old town" — is one of the oldest continuously inha | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 34.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1235/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1235/index.md index 0e2f9a0c0..c2f5ca0c3 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1235/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1235/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 33.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-124/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-124/index.md index 428800ae0..d1b684eeb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-124/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-124/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 34.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1245B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1245B/index.md index 3578ce817..7e6388e46 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1245B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1245B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 15.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1248/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1248/index.md index 4fa4da0fa..eb69d3492 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1248/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1248/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 41.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1267/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1267/index.md index c95f6263f..554b75ec9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1267/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1267/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 30.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127A/index.md index fd49034ff..b83a8ec64 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F8V · 46.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127B/index.md index 6c5b3cf58..7c4734cd2 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-127B/index.md @@ -21,8 +21,13 @@ The economy is mixed — mixed farming, small-scale manufacturing, and the corri | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G7 V · 46.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1286/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1286/index.md index 462061fe1..580c450e4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1286/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1286/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K1 Ve · 19.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 2 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1289/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1289/index.md index 058bd7a5a..3f13d093d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1289/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1289/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k · 26.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1292/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1292/index.md index 97fb02f19..3f3a6a389 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1292/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-1292/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 45.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-136/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-136/index.md index 4c7898362..d806885a5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-136/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-136/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G2V · 39.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-137/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-137/index.md index b158d03ea..4314bef3a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-137/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-137/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5Vvar · 29.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-138/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-138/index.md index dc2550af7..4e7c31217 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-138/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-138/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "backcountry," which is what the founders saw when they arrived: | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 29.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-139/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-139/index.md index 21ca5e741..de70aa4e7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-139/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-139/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8V · 19.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-142/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-142/index.md index 6404af858..c55691a8a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-142/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-142/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "lighthouse," and it was chosen because the system's G-type star | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G · 31.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md index 52b8170f1..617a43cb2 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | colonial_charter (580y) | | **Population** | 3,200,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · agriculture / manufacturing | +| **Industries** | agricultural_produce, organic_compounds, processed_food, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services | +| **Exports** | fusion_fuel, agricultural_produce, processed_food, organic_compounds, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals, structural_panels | | **Governance** | council · syndic | | **Atmosphere** | working_prosperity / quiet_confidence | | **Stability** | 5 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-146/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-146/index.md index 745e2d81a..89c59c3b1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-146/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-146/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 34.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-147/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-147/index.md index a9de622b2..4dd66f12f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-147/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-147/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F9V · 45.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-150/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-150/index.md index 87a2ec0da..3c80da785 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-150/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-150/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0IV · 29.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-15A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-15A/index.md index 59e6d6ed7..c132af661 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-15A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-15A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1V · 11.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-166A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-166A/index.md index cf89608ad..fa50267a5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-166A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-166A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K1V · 16.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-167/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-167/index.md index 2d3e2e234..f50980d67 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-167/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-167/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ A transit corridor without residents. GJ 167 connects the unsettled spur off Kno | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 36.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-169/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-169/index.md index 53f6d69dc..b0b5a7475 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-169/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-169/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0V · 37.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-17/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-17/index.md index 4e072ca94..10bcc7333 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-17/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-17/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F9V · 28.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-174/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-174/index.md index a79b8b6be..596576753 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-174/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-174/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "deep creek" — modest, topographic, the kind of name that peopl | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 30.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-177/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-177/index.md index d65662760..669b15bd9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-177/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-177/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 35.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-178/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-178/index.md index 29b7a28ed..b2cc22271 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-178/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-178/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F6V · 26.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-183/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-183/index.md index 658dfc70e..19ff42aa7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-183/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-183/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3V · 28.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-189/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-189/index.md index aceeeca4a..b4a4afb70 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-189/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-189/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "old ground," which is what four hundred years of continuous sett | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 27.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-19/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-19/index.md index 64056ee76..1a04742c2 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-19/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-19/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G2IV · 24.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-191/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-191/index.md index 0669da7ec..76129a670 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-191/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-191/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0V · 12.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, hospitality, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, fusion_fuel | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-194B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-194B/index.md index b2801a2f4..f516939ba 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-194B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-194B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0 III · 42.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-197/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-197/index.md index a5ee75781..b414f6800 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-197/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-197/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 41.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-201/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-201/index.md index 15488cb82..dbbd25566 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-201/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-201/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 · 45.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-204/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-204/index.md index 2a45cb2ba..688f31868 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-204/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-204/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "deep stone" — chosen by a religious community that came here t | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 33.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-205/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-205/index.md index 05f3fe003..b39e70735 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-205/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-205/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1V · 18.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-208/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-208/index.md index 806fdf995..c6f3126f5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-208/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-208/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7 · 36.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-2097/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-2097/index.md index 34b9d7d0d..db4e2d70c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-2097/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-2097/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 20.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-211/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-211/index.md index 7d6728311..21b8b38ed 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-211/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-211/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "crossroads," and it was chosen deliberately by people who had ex | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 36.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-213/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-213/index.md index 35f9bcbdb..4409cf25f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-213/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-213/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 19.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216A/index.md index 945f0ce65..080afb6f5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F7V · 29.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216B/index.md index 9e01185d9..34684f765 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-216B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 V · 29.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-222A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-222A/index.md index 577179819..a08888921 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-222A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-222A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 28.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-229/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-229/index.md index 93f8e4671..06eb53be5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-229/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-229/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1/M2V · 18.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-231/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-231/index.md index 59d637a86..e843b4169 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-231/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-231/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Thorvaldsen's Circuit takes its name from the Danish geologist Maj-Britt Thorval | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5V · 33.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-234A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-234A/index.md index 5e9dc1295..10165edde 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-234A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-234A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5Ve · 13.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md index 798be3cc1..071fd1aa0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | institutional_consolidation (300y), colonial_charter (600y) | | **Population** | 2,800,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 5 · transit_logistics / service_mixed | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, hospitality, entertainment, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, fusion_fuel | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | | **Governance** | council · concord_assembly | | **Atmosphere** | cosmopolitan_bustle / institutional_exhaustion | | **Stability** | 4 · responsive | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-250A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-250A/index.md index ba1303c9e..97ac51b73 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-250A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-250A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 28.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | legal_services, financial_services, heavy_equipment, metallic_ore, fusion_fuel | +| **Exports** | heavy_equipment, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-268/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-268/index.md index 0d67383ad..e8ba3f221 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-268/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-268/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5Ve · 20.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-27/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-27/index.md index 0d5e9e8a4..14dc356ff 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-27/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-27/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 36.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-273/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-273/index.md index d535bf3cb..a57ce6f6e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-273/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-273/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 12.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | legal_services, financial_services, heavy_equipment, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, insurance | +| **Exports** | legal_services, heavy_equipment, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, advanced_alloys, gate_components | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md index 345e12c7e..01f5a6b75 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F5IV-V · 11.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282A/index.md index 8edc23068..245a75278 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282A/index.md @@ -21,8 +21,13 @@ The horizon station has a slightly enlarged common area by corridor standards | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 46.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282B/index.md index fe0e70be2..114d281b6 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-282B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 46.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-285/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-285/index.md index 700b3047d..f578c5eee 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-285/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-285/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5Ve · 19.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-286/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-286/index.md index 20a2065b0..cc5c38dbb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-286/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-286/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8V · 33.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-299/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-299/index.md index 2b992e7bc..04ed1ec3d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-299/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-299/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3.5 · 19.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-300/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-300/index.md index 85320f64c..338fe96c1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-300/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-300/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 19.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-302/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-302/index.md index 2fba6dbd7..9ecc1f554 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-302/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-302/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Lichtbrücke — German for "light bridge" — is a spur-end system sitting betw | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 40.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-309/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-309/index.md index f76adf210..88a1b7217 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-309/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-309/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "outpost," and it is accurate without embellishment. Vorposten is | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 36.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3135/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3135/index.md index 9f91e1b85..a01a1348d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3135/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3135/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K:... · 30.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-320/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-320/index.md index a5861ee9c..5b383a64a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-320/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-320/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Sonnwend — German for "solstice," the turning point of the sun — is the agri | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 36.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-324A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-324A/index.md index aa4f63dd0..11c1842ae 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-324A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-324A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The gates are here. The corridor was mapped. No one claimed it. GJ 324A is one o | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 34.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3250/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3250/index.md index 07e4b3371..d3f6ce703 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3250/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3250/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 40.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | agricultural_produce, metallic_ore, fusion_fuel, hospitality, financial_services | +| **Exports** | agricultural_produce | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, processed_food, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325A/index.md index a43f4ef1e..0f02e562d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 V · 36.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325B/index.md index 32529afe0..d4250df7b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-325B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K6 V · 36.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-33/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-33/index.md index d87491094..4e2a99e8e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-33/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-33/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 24.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3323/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3323/index.md index cb7db02de..10da358fc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3323/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3323/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 20.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3325/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3325/index.md index 6ca1ba9e2..a6bffb9e5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3325/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3325/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K: · 30.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | agricultural_produce, consumer_goods, tourism, hospitality, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | agricultural_produce, consumer_goods, tourism | +| **Imports** | electronics, refined_metals, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals, structural_panels | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3333/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3333/index.md index aa8a53a83..5a5370e6e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3333/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3333/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Groenland — Dutch for "green land," named with an irony its founders appreciat | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k · 40.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3379/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3379/index.md index f89819fc1..1ee22cd5b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3379/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3379/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 17.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-338B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-338B/index.md index e36ffdf59..d5e78f97e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-338B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-338B/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | colonial_charter (590y) | | **Population** | 600,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · service_mixed / agriculture | +| **Industries** | financial_services, legal_services, medical_services, entertainment, fusion_fuel, agricultural_produce, processed_food | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, fusion_fuel | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals, structural_panels | | **Governance** | council · contested | | **Atmosphere** | performed_normalcy / cosmopolitan_bustle | | **Stability** | 5 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3403/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3403/index.md index a0a7741b7..fb16ec501 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3403/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3403/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 33.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3442/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3442/index.md index 3fd53c94d..9412d6b32 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3442/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3442/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0V · 37.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3454/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3454/index.md index 66e415a08..5c198eeb0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3454/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3454/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 20.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-349/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-349/index.md index a52b08a5b..8be34e738 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-349/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-349/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "border territory," which is accurate in the sense that this is a | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 37.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34A/index.md index d4a5674da..253be5629 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V SB · 19.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34B/index.md index e3249d32a..93b74b756 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-34B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7 V · 19.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-35/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-35/index.md index 7c4becece..f8df74408 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-35/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-35/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | DG · 13.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, hospitality, tourism, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | fusion_fuel, legal_services, tourism | +| **Imports** | processed_food, agricultural_produce, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3522/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3522/index.md index de2ddeb23..7038a9e0f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3522/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3522/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k · 14.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 6 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3533/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3533/index.md index b0dcc9b0d..6b58e4b7d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3533/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3533/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 39.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-354A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-354A/index.md index 5200dfbb0..bfd4c2153 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-354A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-354A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 37.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-356A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-356A/index.md index fad447523..27b849c7c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-356A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-356A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F6V · 37.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-357/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-357/index.md index 1022446c9..410442ee1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-357/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-357/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 29.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 6 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3586/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3586/index.md index 618f431fe..8ec2f91cf 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3586/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3586/index.md @@ -17,8 +17,13 @@ The transit depot is the social center in a way that would be unusual at a busie | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 43.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3612/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3612/index.md index 3c85213fb..c69e024c1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3612/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3612/index.md @@ -17,8 +17,13 @@ The horizon station sits at standard distance. Getting there takes roughly five | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 43.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3618/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3618/index.md index 9849dbe94..8e4bb790c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3618/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3618/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 14.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3622/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3622/index.md index 93df3143f..951a16e6f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3622/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3622/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6.5 · 14.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-370/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-370/index.md index aa6442ba8..45df001e8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-370/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-370/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 36.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3728B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3728B/index.md index b049bf8db..f27d6d91b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3728B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3728B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | g · 39.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3737/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3737/index.md index 2b20bf620..d085b404d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3737/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3737/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Nyrheim — Norwegian for "new home" — is one of the youngest inhabited system | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 23.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-380/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-380/index.md index 66aa2891c..c0bf09ad9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-380/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-380/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | colonial_charter (480y) | | **Population** | 900,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · service_mixed / transit_logistics | +| **Industries** | financial_services, legal_services, insurance, commission_certification | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, insurance | +| **Imports** | processed_food, consumer_goods, electronics, medical_goods | | **Governance** | council · syndic | | **Atmosphere** | performed_normalcy / quiet_confidence | | **Stability** | 5 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3820/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3820/index.md index e4b6e4ce2..cd0099a34 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3820/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3820/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 : · 29.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3877/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3877/index.md index 2d2ae121f..c3d9ffff3 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3877/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3877/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 11.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-388/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-388/index.md index 7a6986904..066497d14 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-388/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-388/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5Ve · 16.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-393/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-393/index.md index b5c128773..91cad43bd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-393/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-393/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2 · 23.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-394/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-394/index.md index 62a49e209..e3d784154 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-394/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-394/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 36.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3943/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3943/index.md index b3449c671..39f974c61 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3943/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3943/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V+M3V · 46.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-395/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-395/index.md index 1e103c32b..913f58903 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-395/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-395/index.md @@ -29,8 +29,13 @@ The transit function — Confluent is a through-route connecting Alshain (GJ 771 | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F8V · 41.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3988/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3988/index.md index 473b5b3fb..786cdb3ae 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3988/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3988/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | k-m · 31.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3991/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3991/index.md index f6aa79746..b2d0dad3a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3991/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-3991/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | DA · 11.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-402/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-402/index.md index 5e78eed11..17c326080 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-402/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-402/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4: · 22.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4053/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4053/index.md index b3c4572de..c152a1596 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4053/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4053/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0V · 19.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4056/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4056/index.md index aad94ef63..c1137a195 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4056/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4056/index.md @@ -19,8 +19,13 @@ The Alshain caretaker crews have their own informal culture about the posting, a | | | |---|---| | **Star** | g · 45.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-407/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-407/index.md index 4bcaeee7c..8d2e7ce00 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-407/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-407/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 40.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-408/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-408/index.md index b336fadec..1d3ad572e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-408/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-408/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3 · 21.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-410/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-410/index.md index 2c6a12cc2..000ceba74 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-410/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-410/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 38.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-411/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-411/index.md index 7c48f01a4..88373d5fb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-411/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-411/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 8.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412A/index.md index d2a1edd72..aa7d20b34 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2Vvar · 15.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412B/index.md index 25ff576f1..f4e663be8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-412B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6 e · 15.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-414A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-414A/index.md index 4f9d5dd4f..361a193ba 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-414A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-414A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K8V · 38.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-42/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-42/index.md index 0b3b46646..b7f09f641 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-42/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-42/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 46.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-421B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-421B/index.md index d95d7fa43..c606b078c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-421B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-421B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V · 46.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423A/index.md index 565e8be68..e32ec5644 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0 Ve · 34.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423B/index.md index 8dfcc57f9..f65c9bc84 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-423B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0 Ve · 34.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-425A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-425A/index.md index 63cce2046..bbbe9ddf8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-425A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-425A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ An unmanned transit point between Leuchtturm and GJ 177. The corridor through GJ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 38.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4274/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4274/index.md index aa1871f37..54a86876b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4274/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4274/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6 Ve · 11.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4285/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4285/index.md index d03bda2fa..29981dba0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4285/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4285/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | m · 22.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-428A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-428A/index.md index a2d563bbf..37240e6d6 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-428A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-428A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 37.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-432A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-432A/index.md index 251bf4c4e..e4b2a7bca 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-432A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-432A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 31.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-435/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-435/index.md index d7db4df62..617fd51c9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-435/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-435/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 40.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-438/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-438/index.md index 1329ae7a7..b10954880 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-438/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-438/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0 · 27.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-442A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-442A/index.md index 0c3fee66a..7c02d84bb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-442A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-442A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G3/G5V · 30.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-445/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-445/index.md index e97b4560d..d065cb3df 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-445/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-445/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 17.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-447/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-447/index.md index a55d0c924..aa006f823 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-447/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-447/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5V · 10.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-451A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-451A/index.md index 6e6d687cb..7d9c708c4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-451A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-451A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8Vp · 29.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-453/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-453/index.md index 9758f2ab4..4b179ecbe 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-453/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-453/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4V · 33.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, refined_metals, advanced_alloys, heavy_equipment, structural_panels, fusion_fuel, financial_services | +| **Exports** | heavy_equipment, refined_metals, advanced_alloys, structural_panels | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, rare_minerals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-454/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-454/index.md index e25dd93ba..85f977bea 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-454/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-454/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0IV · 41.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473A/index.md index 326b36fb5..1120aef82 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | dM5.5eJ · 14.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473B/index.md index 26052a814..37cc9d11f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-473B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M7 · 14.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md index 7eb55388a..833db37f0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-475/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 27.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | organic_compounds, textiles, agricultural_produce, processed_food, tourism, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | textiles, organic_compounds, processed_food, tourism | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, gate_components, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-481/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-481/index.md index bf36226a1..c82c7ad90 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-481/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-481/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 · 46.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md index 1bd223331..a88b75011 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F0V+... · 38.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482B/index.md index 59823478a..9cfa1ec0a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-482B/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "crossing," and the community understands what it is. Travessa ex | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 35.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-49/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-49/index.md index e8a8e2877..5f6d620dc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-49/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-49/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 32.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4A/index.md index c160ebdc6..2854da638 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-4A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 · 36.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-5/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-5/index.md index e5320cb84..1a8afd15c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-5/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-5/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 33.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-501B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-501B/index.md index 08d9a7ed8..2e8aeac54 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-501B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-501B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F5 V · 46.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-502/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-502/index.md index 6507857ae..9ae6f1c7a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-502/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-502/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 29.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-505A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-505A/index.md index ad2969e6c..ea26f792a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-505A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-505A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Bergtor — German for "mountain gate" — is a heavy extraction system at the e | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 36.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-506/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-506/index.md index bc3559ab8..598a37987 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-506/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-506/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5V · 27.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-508A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-508A/index.md index da7e8490d..e2eeab020 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-508A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-508A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 34.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-524/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-524/index.md index da97b9de5..b788db31d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-524/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-524/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G · 35.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-526/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-526/index.md index 6eaed1332..a38901c59 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-526/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-526/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3V · 17.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-528A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-528A/index.md index 5fd945f3a..08213c335 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-528A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-528A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 27.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-529/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-529/index.md index 6746aba68..35f491930 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-529/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-529/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4/K5V · 46.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-532/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-532/index.md index 05cdb1992..d9cf69bc8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-532/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-532/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 46.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-534/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-534/index.md index f526ed708..a2d3e5ecd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-534/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-534/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0IV · 37.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-536/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-536/index.md index f0b4c33ab..0abcf04ed 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-536/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-536/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 32.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-53A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-53A/index.md index 3e23dc5f0..b33d77d42 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-53A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-53A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5Vp · 24.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54.1/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54.1/index.md index 4f9868a4f..3e7c76bcd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54.1/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54.1/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5.5Ve · 12.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54/index.md index c88da67ea..bba3d5aa1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-54/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 26.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-541/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-541/index.md index 9e39f5018..027981eb1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-541/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-541/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2IIIp · 36.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-542/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-542/index.md index 0123ee9ac..bd1d3f1de 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-542/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-542/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 38.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-546/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-546/index.md index b05adfb1a..12beefb29 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-546/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-546/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 46.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-551/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-551/index.md index ad56073a5..082757f7b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-551/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-551/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5Ve · 4.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-556/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-556/index.md index 6f8479d00..f1a370ec8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-556/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-556/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "retreat," which describes both the purpose and the result. Recan | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 29.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-559B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-559B/index.md index 19f2f2319..d3dd55ee6 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-559B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-559B/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | institutional_consolidation (300y), colonial_charter (500y) | | **Population** | 800,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · service_mixed / transit_logistics | +| **Industries** | financial_services, legal_services, medical_services, entertainment, insurance | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | | **Governance** | council · lattice_commission | | **Atmosphere** | institutional_exhaustion / cosmopolitan_bustle | | **Stability** | 4 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566A/index.md index 7ab0c407b..a7ad639d8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8V + K4V · 21.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md index e73365ecd..ddaa4cfe9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4 Ve · 21.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 6 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-567/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-567/index.md index 0bdc693ce..cfeaef6d4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-567/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-567/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 37.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-570A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-570A/index.md index b7cd76952..ab06b2d44 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-570A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-570A/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | institutional_consolidation (300y), colonial_charter (480y) | | **Population** | 400,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 3 · service_mixed / manufacturing | +| **Industries** | financial_services, legal_services, medical_services, entertainment, insurance, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals, structural_panels | | **Governance** | council · concord_assembly | | **Atmosphere** | military_discipline / institutional_exhaustion | | **Stability** | 4 · static | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-575A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-575A/index.md index a9cca3f28..d12051496 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-575A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-575A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G2V + G2V · 40.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-581/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-581/index.md index 44e28693a..9c4421c7d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-581/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-581/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 20.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-588/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-588/index.md index d53f85e1a..cbcdc7d33 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-588/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-588/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0 · 19.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-598/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-598/index.md index c28c3b59f..080f70b0e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-598/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-598/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "bright watch" — chosen for the F-type star, which is a conspic | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F · 38.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-603/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-603/index.md index f4b941bc6..83d0655f8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-603/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-603/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5V · 36.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-61/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-61/index.md index 21b6d0c98..605099418 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-61/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-61/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G · 39.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-615/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-615/index.md index aed69e468..e87a4c787 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-615/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-615/index.md @@ -21,8 +21,13 @@ The social character is shaped by the physical environment in ways that visitors | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 45.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-616/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-616/index.md index a5ecd03c9..a4beb10d7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-616/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-616/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 38.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-620.1A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-620.1A/index.md index bac9f2d6f..374a8251c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-620.1A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-620.1A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G3/G5V · 41.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-624/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-624/index.md index e78d821c7..21ab7b636 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-624/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-624/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Halvøy — Norwegian for "half-island" — is an aquaculture world at the end o | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F9V · 39.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-625/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-625/index.md index 382a5fd83..35043cb0b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-625/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-625/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2 · 21.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-628/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-628/index.md index e7d03e731..f17fc27e5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-628/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-628/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 14.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-631/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-631/index.md index 5a61cb174..64d081d7c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-631/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-631/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 31.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635A/index.md index 75a1c0453..2f1ce689a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-635A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Stilmark — a German-Scandinavian compound meaning "quiet border" — is a dead | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F9IV · 35.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-638/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-638/index.md index a0ff55cd2..48e11f21a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-638/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-638/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V · 32.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-643/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-643/index.md index b2cd36138..b9ae27423 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-643/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-643/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 21.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644A/index.md index c8b1675e0..cae326a7a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3Ve · 20.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644C/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644C/index.md index b5e5b9aa3..1a67f80e2 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644C/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-644C/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M7 · 18.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-653/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-653/index.md index 2ba72e13a..5372d82cb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-653/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-653/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 34.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-656/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-656/index.md index 6ea8d1666..4b7b0eee7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-656/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-656/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 36.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-65A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-65A/index.md index bc27e53c9..8f12bff51 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-65A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-65A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | dM5.5e · 8.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-660A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-660A/index.md index 282e19bc3..3150720f9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-660A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-660A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G · 33.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, lattice_grade_material | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661A/index.md index 6e4e3a02a..b9b2bb330 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 19.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661B/index.md index 280cc5aa6..650ca2e5e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-661B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F7V · 20.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-664/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-664/index.md index ee3a4df97..c574359d7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-664/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-664/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 19.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, legal_services, insurance, refined_metals, structural_panels, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, refined_metals, structural_panels | +| **Imports** | electronics, processed_food, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals, metallic_ore | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667A/index.md index f70608418..98ffcc073 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4V · 22.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667B/index.md index 841e286c7..3a86ae5b4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-667B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 V · 22.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66A/index.md index ee48be31c..293768746 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2 V · 26.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66B/index.md index 21a7faa20..592372f6b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-66B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 25.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-67/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-67/index.md index b92ba50d4..5a8aa8e4d 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-67/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-67/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G2V · 41.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-6711/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-6711/index.md index f05631d61..d1779d4a4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-6711/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-6711/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 0.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-672/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-672/index.md index aebe91c9a..138b330df 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-672/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-672/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 46.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-673/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-673/index.md index 958efab72..7534824c8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-673/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-673/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V · 25.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-674/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-674/index.md index 7d220e1c4..26f734a95 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-674/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-674/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 14.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-675/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-675/index.md index ac16892b4..5d0bb63d8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-675/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-675/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "new ground," which is accurate in two senses: the community is f | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 34.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-68/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-68/index.md index 319aa1c04..6a728ce67 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-68/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-68/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K1V · 24.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 4 habitable · 5 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-680/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-680/index.md index 18b44bc1f..f217c810c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-680/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-680/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 31.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 2 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-682/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-682/index.md index 8f674463f..2cad3e2ae 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-682/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-682/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 16.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684A/index.md index 13c0d4249..b0ac3a5d0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G0V · 46.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684B/index.md index 5aa2710b8..c0860c844 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-684B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3 V · 46.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-687/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-687/index.md index 9049f9fb9..9203f73fd 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-687/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-687/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3.5Vvar · 14.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-688/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-688/index.md index 9ed1adc82..183d4cad0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-688/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-688/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 35.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-69/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-69/index.md index ba7ebf1e4..4b04ce4db 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-69/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-69/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 31.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-693/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-693/index.md index 079195eec..723dbdcfb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-693/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-693/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 19.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-695A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-695A/index.md index a54897a64..8b4994729 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-695A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-695A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5IV · 27.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md index 4a926548f..442d63099 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 Ve · 16.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-706/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-706/index.md index b219b82d6..c5048f5dc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-706/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-706/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 36.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-707/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-707/index.md index 4416ca1ce..637944afb 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-707/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-707/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "two suns," which is the first thing anyone notices. The binary s | | | |---|---| | **Star** | binary · 32.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-71/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-71/index.md index 02ab9d26c..9cd14597c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-71/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-71/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | earth_adjacent_crisis (300y), colonial_charter (600y) | | **Population** | 1,200,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · transit_logistics / service_mixed | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, hospitality, entertainment, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | | **Governance** | mixed_contested · contested | | **Atmosphere** | cosmopolitan_bustle / performed_normalcy | | **Stability** | 3 · responsive | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-713A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-713A/index.md index 1d83f20a2..bf568badc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-713A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-713A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F7Vvar · 26.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-716/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-716/index.md index fc06c9808..24c30cd2b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-716/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-716/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K1V · 43.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-722/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-722/index.md index ab4b8b5c0..becb035e6 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-722/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-722/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ The name means "hiding place," and the founders chose it deliberately. Skuilplek | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 31.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-725B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-725B/index.md index a5172d694..b619784a5 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-725B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-725B/index.md @@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ | **History** | second_gate_activation (40y) | | **Population** | 120,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 2 · extraction / service_mixed | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, water, fusion_fuel, stone, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | metallic_ore, fusion_fuel, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | | **Governance** | mixed_contested · contested | | **Atmosphere** | frontier_energy / institutional_exhaustion | | **Stability** | 2 · responsive | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-726/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-726/index.md index 0d928223f..56e3879bf 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-726/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-726/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 46.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-737B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-737B/index.md index 3bf33f40a..8024150e9 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-737B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-737B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 V · 41.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-752A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-752A/index.md index dd4b98d9e..2fe391fdf 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-752A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-752A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M3.5V · 19.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-754/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-754/index.md index 48e4c91cf..282276274 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-754/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-754/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4.5 · 18.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | rare_minerals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-7547/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-7547/index.md index bf0947127..55cdc83ad 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-7547/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-7547/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4V · 0.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-764/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-764/index.md index ebb937bbc..36023edfa 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-764/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-764/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 18.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-768/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-768/index.md index 2f4cd1af1..649df9586 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-768/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-768/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | A7IV-V · 16.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 4 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-770/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-770/index.md index c6a508986..a2301068a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-770/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-770/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3/K4V · 45.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-771A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-771A/index.md index a0a4b935b..c80bf1f89 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-771A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-771A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8IVvar · 44.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-775/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-775/index.md index b77e437b1..513973dd8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-775/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-775/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4V · 41.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-780/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-780/index.md index d05cf454c..cb0e53d23 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-780/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-780/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G5IV-Vvar · 19.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-783A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-783A/index.md index 214511e08..1a547cd2c 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-783A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-783A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 19.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 2 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 4 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-784/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-784/index.md index 1ad2eba43..1dd719c6b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-784/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-784/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M0V · 20.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-785/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-785/index.md index c7d535ec0..92723def8 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-785/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-785/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 29.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-79/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-79/index.md index 7d9df1a45..bcf7392fc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-79/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-79/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5/M0V · 35.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-798/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-798/index.md index d077823fa..2ddedc700 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-798/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-798/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K7V · 39.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-807/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-807/index.md index eb78fbcd5..a9e397306 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-807/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-807/index.md @@ -21,8 +21,13 @@ The community is establishing its identity in real time. The boundary stone name | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0IV · 46.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals | +| **Exports** | refined_metals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-809/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-809/index.md index 68c7f425c..06f27738a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-809/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-809/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 23.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-825/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-825/index.md index f2ff5c76e..b98943bbf 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-825/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-825/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1/M2V · 12.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-827/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-827/index.md index a25daa558..db4793dfc 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-827/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-827/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F6V · 30.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-829/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-829/index.md index 4b8940e2b..955274540 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-829/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-829/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M4 · 21.9 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-83.1/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-83.1/index.md index 0453f9ed0..4d56e51c1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-83.1/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-83.1/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | dM8 e · 14.6 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-832/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-832/index.md index e91bb1cb9..4cb0b5124 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-832/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-832/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M1V · 16.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 5 inhabited | | **Gates** | 6 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, hospitality, entertainment, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | financial_services, insurance, legal_services, entertainment | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, advanced_alloys, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-845/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-845/index.md index f3f70897f..6cffdb022 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-845/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-845/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5V · 11.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 2 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 7 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-848/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-848/index.md index c50078137..1138559ab 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-848/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-848/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F5V · 38.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-853A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-853A/index.md index 5865d9c5a..65d9582f7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-853A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-853A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M · 28.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-86/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-86/index.md index faf8d63e9..94ca07084 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-86/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-86/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K0V · 35.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860A/index.md index 30d14f3e9..055fc8716 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 13.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md index 53bf68324..a791ce86a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6 V · 13.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services, rare_minerals, chemical_feedstock | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services, rare_minerals | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-868/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-868/index.md index 8f97e3470..91568a0e0 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-868/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-868/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 32.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-875/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-875/index.md index d85a693e7..0c8c9025a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-875/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-875/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5 · 46.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-876/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-876/index.md index e86902a66..b271d33c7 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-876/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-876/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M5 · 15.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-877/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-877/index.md index 0126a89ad..b05309318 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-877/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-877/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 28.1 ly | +| **Bodies** | 2 habitable · 4 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-879/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-879/index.md index 4c372e16d..1f3b9b75f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-879/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-879/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K4Vp · 24.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-880/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-880/index.md index 363ef9d48..b1cb674d1 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-880/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-880/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2: · 22.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-884/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-884/index.md index dba9776a9..df5ba4406 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-884/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-884/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K5/M0V · 26.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-887/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-887/index.md index cf75c02a8..f68b01316 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-887/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-887/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2/M3V · 10.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · loop_member | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | +| **Industries** | hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-892/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-892/index.md index 494521b13..da212284b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-892/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-892/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3Vvar · 21.4 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 7 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-896A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-896A/index.md index 66f4a2dc2..653964324 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-896A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-896A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M6Ve · 20.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-902/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-902/index.md index bec10c8d6..7fe130e56 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-902/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-902/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 37.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-903/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-903/index.md index 4b03a5f52..2facb0537 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-903/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-903/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K1IV · 46.0 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-904/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-904/index.md index f11d121b7..b00058840 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-904/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-904/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | F7V · 44.7 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore | +| **Exports** | — | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-905/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-905/index.md index 598baa0f2..c5e32e4c4 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-905/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-905/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | dM6 e · 10.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 3 aperture · junction | | **Settlement** | wave_4 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-908/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-908/index.md index f338c5449..f8cc63910 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-908/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-908/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | M2V · 19.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_2 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-909A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-909A/index.md index ae83c08d7..572d72587 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-909A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-909A/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K3V · 35.5 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · spur_end | | **Settlement** | wave_5 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, lattice_grade_material, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | lattice_grade_material, financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-914A/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-914A/index.md index 153659d79..61966396e 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-914A/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-914A/index.md @@ -11,8 +11,13 @@ Three centuries of working the same soil in dim K-type light have produced a com | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K · 28.8 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 2 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, fusion_fuel, refined_metals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-92/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-92/index.md index e73b24442..4727f586a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-92/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-92/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | K2V · 35.2 ly | +| **Bodies** | 0 habitable · 1 inhabited | | **Gates** | 2 aperture · through_route | | **Settlement** | unsettled | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, agricultural_produce, processed_food, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | processed_food, financial_services | +| **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | --- diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-95/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-95/index.md index 877db2fa5..b69c5378f 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-95/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-95/index.md @@ -9,8 +9,13 @@ | | | |---|---| | **Star** | G8V · 41.3 ly | +| **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 1 aperture · dead_end | | **Settlement** | wave_3 | +| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, hospitality, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | financial_services | +| **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, heavy_equipment | +| **Population** | — | --- -- 2.54.0 From 1e4a44da18b12f02b44edea462e9a7ca22c23b56 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 16:04:53 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 3/6] data(wiki): corporation archetype taxonomy (#798) Adds wiki/economics/archetypes/ with 28 lore archetypes (WHAT/WHERE) and 6 behavioral archetypes (HOW) as TOML templates. These are the generation templates for Tier-2 and Tier-3 corporations per D-175. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) --- wiki/economics/archetypes/README.md | 56 +++ wiki/economics/archetypes/behavioral.toml | 267 +++++++++++++ wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml | 449 ++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 772 insertions(+) create mode 100644 wiki/economics/archetypes/README.md create mode 100644 wiki/economics/archetypes/behavioral.toml create mode 100644 wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml diff --git a/wiki/economics/archetypes/README.md b/wiki/economics/archetypes/README.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7b43be06b --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/economics/archetypes/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +# Corporation Archetype Taxonomy + +**Decision:** D-175 (Corporation Taxonomy and Prerequisite) +**Source:** Workshop #796 Round 2 — Miri (28 lore archetypes), Burnelli-Sheldon (6 behavioral archetypes) +**Purpose:** Generation templates for Tier-2 (~150) and Tier-3 (~5,000) corporations. + +--- + +## Two Orthogonal Systems + +Corporation archetypes are defined by two independent dimensions: + +| Dimension | File | What it encodes | Count | +|-----------|------|-----------------|-------| +| **Lore archetype** | `lore.toml` | WHAT a corporation does and WHERE it operates — sector, commodity focus, geographic distribution | 28 | +| **Behavioral archetype** | `behavioral.toml` | HOW a corporation behaves — pricing strategy, volume strategy, market posture | 6 | + +Every generated corporation gets one lore archetype and one behavioral archetype. The two systems are independent: any lore archetype can pair with any behavioral archetype. A `deep_rock_extraction` + `Monopolist` is a mining conglomerate that controls a scarce deposit and extracts maximum rent. A `deep_rock_extraction` + `Cooperative` is a workers' collective selling at cost-plus. Same WHAT, different HOW. + +--- + +## Lore Archetype Categories (28 total) + +| Category | Count | Description | +|----------|-------|-------------| +| Extraction | 5 | Raw material extraction from planetary, asteroid, gas giant, and comet sources | +| Agriculture | 6 | Food, fiber, timber, and biological production | +| Manufacturing | 6 | Transformation of intermediates into finals | +| Trade / Logistics | 4 | Freight transport, distribution, clearing | +| Services | 6 | Professional and experiential services | +| Intelligence | 1 | Commercial data, market intelligence | + +Five of the 28 archetypes are **east-reach anchors** — defined specifically to give the east reach distinctive economic identity: `deep_ocean_fishery`, `precision_instrument_maker`, `fermentation_cooperative`, `maritime_salvage`, `textile_craft_guild`. + +--- + +## Behavioral Archetype Summary (6 total) + +| Archetype | Pricing posture | Volume posture | Canonical Tier-1 examples | +|-----------|----------------|----------------|--------------------------| +| Monopolist | Above equilibrium — extract rent from supply control | Restrict to maintain price | Gate Corporation, Bifröst Marmor | +| Distributor | Near equilibrium — compete on throughput | Maximize, run near capacity | Sova Logistics | +| Producer | Cost-plus — invest margins in capacity | Optimize at rated capacity | Stalownia Kowalski | +| Specialist | Premium — quality signals maintained through price | Deliberately limited | Calloway Distillery, MVG | +| Cooperative | At or near cost-recovery — member benefit primary | Member-capacity-driven | East-reach fermentation collectives | +| Intermediary | Bid-ask spread — convert information asymmetry to margin | Market-clearing | Mercado Travessia, Groombridge clearing house | + +--- + +## Generation Pipeline + +These templates are consumed by: +- `generate_corporations` binary (Tyre, Phase 2 deliverable) — distributes Tier-2 and Tier-3 instances across the star map +- Coverage rule: minimum 3 corporations per major commodity type, 1+ per inhabited system above 100K population (D-175) +- Tier-2 corps get both a lore archetype and a behavioral archetype with named identity +- Tier-3 corps are instantiated from lore archetype template with randomized behavioral archetype from `behavioral_affinity` list diff --git a/wiki/economics/archetypes/behavioral.toml b/wiki/economics/archetypes/behavioral.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b7a029b5e --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/economics/archetypes/behavioral.toml @@ -0,0 +1,267 @@ +# ========================================================================== +# Settled Reach — Corporation Behavioral Archetype Templates (HOW) +# Source of truth for behavioral taxonomy. 6 archetypes. +# +# Fields: +# name Display name +# description One-sentence summary of how this archetype behaves +# lore_examples Tier-1 corporation names exemplifying this archetype +# +# -- Pricing behavior -- +# pricing_strategy how the corp sets prices relative to equilibrium +# price_markup_min minimum markup factor over input cost (1.0 = break-even) +# price_markup_max maximum markup factor over input cost +# price_relative_eq above | at | below | spread — relationship to market equilibrium +# +# -- Volume behavior -- +# volume_strategy how the corp manages output/throughput +# output_capacity_min minimum fraction of rated capacity operated +# output_capacity_max maximum fraction of rated capacity operated +# market_share_target monopoly | dominant | competitive | niche | clearing +# +# -- Strategic posture -- +# growth_disposition expansionary | stable | extractive | cooperative | adaptive +# competition_response how the corp responds to competitive pressure +# political_alignment assembly | compact | neutral | independent +# +# -- Generation parameters -- +# tatonnement_alpha_modifier multiplier on the price adjustment speed (1.0 = baseline) +# preferred_lore_archetypes lore archetypes that commonly receive this behavioral assignment +# +# Decisions: D-175 (taxonomy), D-178 (economic model — Layer 3 behavioral agents) +# Workshop: #796 Round 2 (Burnelli-Sheldon), #801 commodity catalog validation +# ========================================================================== + + +[monopolist] +name = "Monopolist" +description = "Controls a scarce supply source or holds exclusive access to a production chain, setting prices above equilibrium by restricting output to extract maximum rent." +lore_examples = [ + "Gate Corporation (gate_components — near-total market control)", + "Bifröst Marmor (stone/prestige_objects — Kvitfjell Blue marble, 800t/y geological ceiling)", + "VGV (luxury_goods — Grand Vide Classé long-line, F8V terroir lock)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Rent extraction — price is set by demand ceiling, not input cost. The corp tests how much the market will bear and holds that price. Reduces output before reducing price." +price_markup_min = 2.0 +price_markup_max = 8.0 +price_relative_eq = "above" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Output restriction — capacity is deliberately not maximized. Running at 60-80% maintains scarcity premium. Adding capacity is only done when the monopoly position can be defended in the new market." +output_capacity_min = 0.55 +output_capacity_max = 0.85 +market_share_target = "monopoly" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "extractive" +competition_response = "Acquire or litigate competition out. If a competitor enters, the Monopolist drops price temporarily to make the market unattractive, then restores the premium once the entrant exits." +political_alignment = "assembly" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.4 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "terroir_specialty_agriculture", + "gate_infrastructure_manufacturer", + "biosphere_cultivation", + "financial_clearing_house", + "commission_certification_agent", + "gateway_transit_operator", +] + + +[distributor] +name = "Distributor" +description = "Operates on thin margins at high throughput, competing on reliability, network reach, and capacity utilization rather than price or product differentiation." +lore_examples = [ + "Sova Logistics (Van Maanen's Star — corridor freight)", + "Mercado Travessia (multi-system distribution, perishable chain)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Volume competitive — price near equilibrium or slightly below to capture route share. Revenue comes from volume, not margin. Accepts low margin per unit; makes it up in units." +price_markup_min = 1.08 +price_markup_max = 1.30 +price_relative_eq = "at" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Maximize throughput — run near capacity at all times. Fleet utilization is the primary KPI. Empty capacity is waste. Accept low-margin contracts to keep ships moving." +output_capacity_min = 0.85 +output_capacity_max = 1.0 +market_share_target = "dominant" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "expansionary" +competition_response = "Undercut marginally on price to defend route share. Expand capacity aggressively when routes are profitable. Does not fight for niche markets — focuses on high-volume corridors." +political_alignment = "neutral" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.2 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "corridor_freight_operator", + "gateway_transit_operator", + "industrial_staple_farming", + "distribution_clearing_hub", + "perishable_chain_operator", +] + + +[producer] +name = "Producer" +description = "Output-maximizing manufacturer or primary extractor that competes on cost and scale, reinvesting margins into production capacity." +lore_examples = [ + "Stalownia Kowalski (heavy_equipment — south_reach industrial base)", + "VGV (luxury_goods — Vins de Corridors short-line, volume tier)", + "Nordmark Skog (timber — managed high-volume forestry)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Cost-plus with efficiency gains — price is input cost plus a target margin that funds capacity reinvestment. As productivity improves, the Producer can undercut competitors while maintaining margins." +price_markup_min = 1.25 +price_markup_max = 2.00 +price_relative_eq = "at" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Optimize at rated capacity — run the plant at design spec. Invest margins in capacity expansion when demand justifies. Quality is consistent, not exceptional; the product is reliable, not prestigious." +output_capacity_min = 0.80 +output_capacity_max = 1.0 +market_share_target = "competitive" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "expansionary" +competition_response = "Compete on efficiency. If a competitor undercuts, the Producer invests in process improvement to match the price at equal or better margin. Rarely engages in price wars; instead improves the cost base." +political_alignment = "neutral" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.0 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "deep_rock_extraction", + "asteroid_belt_mining", + "gas_giant_skimming", + "heavy_industrial_manufacturer", + "transit_vehicle_manufacturer", + "station_module_constructor", + "industrial_staple_farming", + "managed_forestry", +] + + +[specialist] +name = "Specialist" +description = "Maintains premium pricing and reduced volume through quality differentiation — the product commands higher prices because of heritage, craft, or technical excellence that competitors cannot easily replicate." +lore_examples = [ + "Calloway Distillery (luxury_goods — single malt whisky, 400-year heritage)", + "Mastroianni Vehicle Group (transport_vehicles — bespoke precision vehicles)", + "thrds (textiles — brach fiber functional apparel)", + "Ferreira Monteiro (legal_services — 400-year precedent archive)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Premium maintenance — price is set as a quality signal, not a cost recovery. The Specialist holds price even when the market softens; dropping price sends the wrong signal and destroys the premium positioning. Volume drops before price does." +price_markup_min = 2.50 +price_markup_max = 8.0 +price_relative_eq = "above" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Deliberate limitation — the product is not cheap to produce, but the Specialist also does not maximize output because scarcity is part of the value proposition. Operates at 50-75% of theoretical capacity." +output_capacity_min = 0.45 +output_capacity_max = 0.75 +market_share_target = "niche" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "stable" +competition_response = "Differentiate further. If a competitor enters the premium space, the Specialist invests in heritage, provenance, and craft credentials to make the premium defensible. Does not engage in price competition — that concedes the premium framing." +political_alignment = "neutral" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.5 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "terroir_specialty_agriculture", + "biosphere_cultivation", + "precision_instrument_maker", + "textile_craft_guild", + "commercial_law_firm", + "destination_hospitality_operator", + "deep_ocean_fishery", + "medical_re_embodiment_clinic", +] + + +[cooperative] +name = "Cooperative" +description = "Member-owned or member-governed structure where the primary goal is member benefit — cost-sharing, collective bargaining, or cultural solidarity — rather than profit maximization." +lore_examples = [ + "East-reach fermentation collectives (agricultural_produce — cultural food production)", + "Brach fiber cooperative claims (organic_compounds — Braemar, politically defended)", + "South_reach mutual insurance collectives (insurance — worker-owned risk sharing)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Cost-recovery plus modest reinvestment — price is set to recover costs and fund shared infrastructure. Members receive benefits in kind (below-market prices on output, profit share, collective services) rather than dividend. Does not seek to maximize margin." +price_markup_min = 1.05 +price_markup_max = 1.40 +price_relative_eq = "at" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Member-capacity-driven — production is set by member capacity and collective decision, not by profit optimization. Democratic production decisions mean response to market signals is slower than corporate competitors." +output_capacity_min = 0.65 +output_capacity_max = 0.90 +market_share_target = "competitive" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "cooperative" +competition_response = "Absorb external pressure through collective solidarity. Does not engage in aggressive market tactics. May accept below-market pricing to serve members during crises. Vulnerable to acquisition by Monopolist or Producer archetypes when governance weakens." +political_alignment = "compact" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 0.8 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "frontier_ice_mining", + "fermentation_cooperative", + "deep_ocean_fishery", + "managed_forestry", + "textile_craft_guild", + "risk_underwriting_house", + "commercial_law_firm", +] + + +[intermediary] +name = "Intermediary" +description = "Converts information asymmetry and market access into revenue — the Intermediary does not produce goods but positions itself at the intersection of buyers and sellers, extracting spread or commission from the difference." +lore_examples = [ + "Mercado Travessia (distribution + commercial intelligence — supply chain data as product)", + "Groombridge clearing house (financial_services — currency conversion spread + clearing fees)", + "Adams & Ford Publishing (The Drifter's Guide — commercial intelligence as trade publication)", + "VGV Comptoir (distribution archive — 350-year market data as intelligence product)", +] + +# Pricing +pricing_strategy = "Bid-ask spread — buy at wholesale, sell at retail, extract the spread. For service Intermediaries (clearing, intelligence), price is a commission or subscription fee applied to the transaction value. The larger the information asymmetry between counterparties, the wider the spread the Intermediary can maintain." +price_markup_min = 1.05 +price_markup_max = 1.20 +price_relative_eq = "spread" + +# Volume +volume_strategy = "Market-clearing — the Intermediary does not hold inventory long. The goal is to match buyers and sellers as fast as possible and collect the spread. Inventory risk is minimized; throughput and connection count are the KPIs." +output_capacity_min = 0.75 +output_capacity_max = 1.0 +market_share_target = "clearing" + +# Strategic posture +growth_disposition = "adaptive" +competition_response = "Deepen information advantages. If a competitor enters the intermediary space, the Intermediary invests in better data, wider network reach, or exclusive distribution relationships to make the position defensible. Price competition on spread is unsustainable — the advantage must be informational or relational." +political_alignment = "neutral" + +# Generation parameters +tatonnement_alpha_modifier = 1.3 +preferred_lore_archetypes = [ + "distribution_clearing_hub", + "corridor_freight_operator", + "gateway_transit_operator", + "financial_clearing_house", + "intelligence_network", + "commission_certification_agent", + "risk_underwriting_house", +] diff --git a/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml b/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a3f07282c --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml @@ -0,0 +1,449 @@ +# ========================================================================== +# Settled Reach — Corporation Lore Archetype Templates (WHAT / WHERE) +# Source of truth for lore taxonomy. 28 archetypes across 6 categories. +# +# Fields: +# name Display name (Title Case) +# category extraction | agriculture | manufacturing | trade_logistics | services | intelligence +# description One-sentence identity of this archetype +# primary_commodities Commodity IDs (from commodities.toml) this archetype primarily trades +# secondary_commodities Optional additional commodities +# typical_sectors Geographic sectors where this archetype is most common +# east_reach_anchor true = one of 5 archetypes defining east_reach economic identity +# currency_preference tractus | mark | mixed +# commission_relationship certified | contested | avoided | neutral +# tier3_density high | medium | low | rare — instances per inhabited system +# behavioral_affinity Behavioral archetypes that pair naturally with this lore archetype +# generation_notes Hints for the generate_corporations pipeline +# +# Decisions: D-175 (corporation taxonomy), D-173 (commodity taxonomy), D-174 (shadow economy) +# Workshop: #796 Round 2 (Miri), #801 (commodity catalog lore grounding) +# ========================================================================== + + +# ========================================================================== +# EXTRACTION (5) +# Raw material extraction from planetary, asteroid, and space sources. +# ========================================================================== + +[deep_rock_extraction] +name = "Deep Rock Extraction" +category = "extraction" +description = "Planetary hard-rock mining operations producing bulk metallic ore from continental crust or deep crater formations." +primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"] +secondary_commodities = ["stone", "rare_minerals"] +typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "core", "east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "high" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "monopolist", "cooperative"] +generation_notes = "Most common extraction archetype. South_reach is primary but present in all settled sectors. Stalownia Kowalski is the canonical Tier-1 exemplar. Tier-3 instances are local mining claims, family operations, and station-owned belt facilities." + +[asteroid_belt_mining] +name = "Asteroid Belt Mining" +category = "extraction" +description = "Near-zero-gravity surface extraction from asteroid belts and captured bodies, producing metallic ore and concentrated rare mineral deposits." +primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore", "rare_minerals"] +secondary_commodities = ["stone"] +typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "east_reach", "deep_frontier"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "Rare mineral deposits in belt systems are concentrated and can produce Monopolist-archetype corporations when a deposit is uniquely rich. East_reach lattice-grade material deposits are primarily belt-origin." + +[gas_giant_skimming] +name = "Gas Giant Skimming" +category = "extraction" +description = "Atmospheric and deep-pressure extraction from gas giants, producing water volatiles and chemical feedstock." +primary_commodities = ["water", "chemical_feedstock"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "west_reach", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "distributor"] +generation_notes = "Water and fuel supply chain anchor for systems without ocean worlds. Systems with gas giants have structural fuel cost advantages. Compact member systems with good gas giant access have stronger energy independence." + +[maritime_salvage] +name = "Maritime Salvage" +category = "extraction" +description = "Deep-ocean or deep-space recovery operations retrieving metallic material, structural components, and biological harvest from derelict sources." +primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "chemicals"] +typical_sectors = ["east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = true +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "avoided" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "intermediary", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. Salvage operations exist throughout the Reach but only in the east_reach have they developed into a culturally distinct economic identity. Shadow_viable for recovered lattice components and undocumented materials. Commission relationship is typically avoided — salvage certification requirements are contested." + +[frontier_ice_mining] +name = "Frontier Ice Mining" +category = "extraction" +description = "Extraction of water ice from comets, Oort-body captures, and outer-system formations for life support and fuel feedstock supply." +primary_commodities = ["water"] +secondary_commodities = ["chemical_feedstock"] +typical_sectors = ["deep_frontier", "west_reach", "east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "mark" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "cooperative", "distributor"] +generation_notes = "The primary water supply chain in systems without ocean worlds. Compact zones rely heavily on this archetype for fusion fuel feedstock — it is one mechanism of Compact energy independence. Tier-3 instances are often cooperative claims registered under Compact common-resource rules." + + +# ========================================================================== +# AGRICULTURE (6) +# Food, fiber, timber, and biological production. +# ========================================================================== + +[terroir_specialty_agriculture] +name = "Terroir Specialty Agriculture" +category = "agriculture" +description = "Location-locked prestige cultivation exploiting specific stellar spectrum, soil chemistry, or climate conditions that cannot be replicated elsewhere." +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "west_reach", "core"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "rare" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "Rare by definition — production_ubiquity = monopolistic. Calloway Reach grain (cold-adapted barley, 400y provenance) and Confluent grapes (F8V stellar spectrum, genetic divergence from Earth varietals) are the canonical instances. No new Tier-3 can be created in a sector that lacks the documented terroir conditions. The D-177 hard constraints apply: location_bound = true on all chains produced by this archetype." + +[industrial_staple_farming] +name = "Industrial Staple Farming" +category = "agriculture" +description = "High-volume food production for corridor markets — grain, livestock, staple crops — without terroir identity or prestige positioning." +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +secondary_commodities = ["processed_food"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach", "west_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "high" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "distributor", "cooperative"] +generation_notes = "The backbone of the Reach food supply. Ubiquitous production. Price variation is low except in frontier systems without agricultural capacity. Groenland's agricultural surplus joining the Compact is a canonical example of this archetype gaining political weight through bloc trade terms." + +[deep_ocean_fishery] +name = "Deep Ocean Fishery" +category = "agriculture" +description = "Industrial-scale maritime harvest from deep ocean ecosystems, producing seafood products with distinctive east_reach cultural identity." +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds"] +typical_sectors = ["east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = true +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "producer", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. Dagat Blue label fisheries (Mercado stocks these) are the canonical example. Cultural origin in Filipino/Tagalog maritime heritage. Cooperative structure common — fishing fleets are often collectively owned. Organic_compounds secondary: deep-ocean biology produces pharmaceutical-grade biologicals as a byproduct harvest." + +[fermentation_cooperative] +name = "Fermentation Cooperative" +category = "agriculture" +description = "Community-owned fermentation and culinary processing collectives producing culturally distinctive food and beverage products." +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +secondary_commodities = ["chemicals"] +typical_sectors = ["east_reach", "west_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = true +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. The Jeonnam fermented paste (stocked by Mercado) is a canonical east_reach instance. West_reach equivalents exist (Talbreu Franconian farmhouse lager at GJ 798 is a west_reach fermentation cooperative). Typically Cooperative behavioral archetype — member benefit over profit maximization. Cultural identity is the product, not just the output." + +[managed_forestry] +name = "Managed Forestry" +category = "agriculture" +description = "Plantation forestry producing structural timber through multi-decade harvest cycles, with secondary outputs in cooperage wood and specialty wood products." +primary_commodities = ["timber"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "west_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "cooperative"] +generation_notes = "Nordmark Skog at Stillvakt is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 40-60 year replanting cycles — disruption has very long recovery. Dunbar (GJ 3991) cooperage-grade hardwood is a secondary instance critical for the Calloway whisky chain: it must be listed as a separate production site in that supply chain, not merged with general timber. Tier-3 instances: smaller managed plots on settled worlds with forest biospheres." + +[biosphere_cultivation] +name = "Biosphere Cultivation" +category = "agriculture" +description = "Cultivation of complex biosphere products for pharmaceutical biologicals, industrial feedstock, and specialty fiber, requiring access to established ecosystems." +primary_commodities = ["organic_compounds"] +secondary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +typical_sectors = ["north_reach", "south_reach", "east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist", "cooperative"] +generation_notes = "Brach fiber cultivation (thrds, Braemar) is the canonical locked instance — brach fiber herd cannot be rapidly expanded and biological sample export has been refused for 300 years. This is not a biological ceiling only; it is actively defended commercial policy. Location_bound = Braemar for all brach fiber production chains. Other biosphere cultivation (pharmaceutical biologicals, industrial organics) is less locked but still requires complex ecosystem access." + + +# ========================================================================== +# MANUFACTURING (6) +# Transformation of intermediates into final goods. +# ========================================================================== + +[heavy_industrial_manufacturer] +name = "Heavy Industrial Manufacturer" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Production of large-scale extraction and construction machinery — drilling rigs, ore processors, construction equipment — designed for field conditions." +primary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment"] +secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "electronics"] +typical_sectors = ["south_reach", "core"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "Stalownia Kowalski is the canonical Tier-1 instance. Geographic persistence: heavy_equipment is oversized bulk class (2.5x transport cost) — manufacturing stays near raw sources. Stalownia's south_reach location is structurally irreplaceable because of this. Tier-3 instances: local repair and fabrication shops, not full manufacturers. 1-3 year lead times on large rigs (D-177)." + +[transit_vehicle_manufacturer] +name = "Transit Vehicle Manufacturer" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Production of ships, ground vehicles, and freight vessels for population and cargo movement across the Reach." +primary_commodities = ["transport_vehicles", "freight_haulers"] +secondary_commodities = ["drive_cores", "advanced_alloys"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "Mastroianni Vehicle Group is the canonical Tier-1 instance. MVG and Stalownia share a product boundary — mobile extraction platforms and mining vehicles — which is a designed conflict point. 1-2 year lead times on bespoke MVG vehicles (D-177). Commission safety certification required. Freight hauler demand = f(trade_volume, fleet_age); vehicle demand = f(population, wealth) — these respond to different signals." + +[precision_instrument_maker] +name = "Precision Instrument Maker" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Manufacture of high-tolerance precision components, instruments, and sub-assemblies requiring east_reach lattice-grade mineral inputs." +primary_commodities = ["electronics"] +secondary_commodities = ["lattice_grade_material", "advanced_alloys"] +typical_sectors = ["east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = true +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype, defined specifically to provide the east_reach with a high-value manufactured export identity. Uses lattice_grade_material (east_reach primary source) as a distinctive input. Commission certification required for lattice-adjacent components — creates friction with Compact-proximate east_reach systems. Feeds implant_hardware and gate_components supply chains. Strategic importance: east_reach lattice_grade_material flowing into east_reach precision manufacturing is the corridor's claim to economic significance." + +[textile_craft_guild] +name = "Textile Craft Guild" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Guild-organized production of functional and cultural textiles combining traditional craft knowledge with technical application." +primary_commodities = ["textiles"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "chemicals"] +typical_sectors = ["east_reach", "north_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = true +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["cooperative", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "East_reach anchor archetype. thrds (Braemar) is the only existing Tier-1 instance but uses the brach fiber monopoly chain — Tier-3 east_reach guild instances use different organic inputs. North_reach equivalents exist (cold-weather technical textiles without the brach exclusivity). Guild organization means Cooperative behavioral archetype predominates, though some have been acquired by larger entities and shifted to Specialist or Producer." + +[station_module_constructor] +name = "Station Module Constructor" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Production of complete habitat and operational modules for station expansion and new settlement construction." +primary_commodities = ["habitat_modules"] +secondary_commodities = ["structural_panels", "electronics", "chemicals"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "Cygni B is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 2-5 year lead times on station sections (D-177). Module construction is oversized bulk — stays near raw sources, which is near corridor hubs. A structural panels shortage (from timber disruption) cascades directly to this archetype: no modules means no new stations. Frontier expansion rate is mechanically gated by this archetype's supply." + +[gate_infrastructure_manufacturer] +name = "Gate Infrastructure Manufacturer" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Production of span gate components, aperture assemblies, and transit infrastructure — the highest-value and most politically sensitive manufactured good." +primary_commodities = ["gate_components"] +secondary_commodities = ["rail_infrastructure", "drive_cores", "advanced_alloys"] +typical_sectors = ["core"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "rare" +behavioral_affinity = ["monopolist"] +generation_notes = "Gate Corporation holds a near-total monopoly on this archetype. Effectively a Monopolist-only archetype — the 6-tier supply chain depth, commission certification, and capital requirements preclude competitive entry. Rail_infrastructure is a secondary output used in surface transit networks. Gate component shortage cascades immediately to both implant_hardware (via lattice_substrate input) and gate_components — making this the most politically charged supply chain in the Reach." + + +# ========================================================================== +# TRADE / LOGISTICS (4) +# Freight transport, distribution, and clearing. +# ========================================================================== + +[corridor_freight_operator] +name = "Corridor Freight Operator" +category = "trade_logistics" +description = "Interstellar cargo transport along established corridor routes, operating a fleet of freight haulers for multi-system delivery." +primary_commodities = ["freight_haulers"] +secondary_commodities = ["transport_vehicles"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach", "west_reach", "east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["distributor", "intermediary"] +generation_notes = "Present in all settled sectors. Sova Logistics (Station Sova, Van Maanen's Star) is the canonical mid-tier instance — a tycoon-bookmark-scale operator. Mercado Travessia has logistics as a secondary identity. Commission registration required for freight haulers. Tier-3 instances: single-ship owner-operators, family cargo lines, station-owned freight operations." + +[gateway_transit_operator] +name = "Gateway Transit Operator" +category = "trade_logistics" +description = "Hub-based routing coordination through major gate junctions, facilitating multi-hop cargo movement and transshipment." +primary_commodities = [] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "rare" +behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "These are the logistics corporations that make corridor trade possible by providing transshipment services at major junctions. They don't own the commodities — they own the routing infrastructure and transshipment capacity. Commodity coverage is multi-commodity (whatever crosses the junction). Junction hubs have natural monopoly tendencies — Monopolist behavioral archetype is common at single-junction operators." + +[distribution_clearing_hub] +name = "Distribution and Clearing Hub" +category = "trade_logistics" +description = "Warehousing, commodity consolidation, and redistribution operations at major economic nodes, including multi-currency clearing functions." +primary_commodities = [] +secondary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "west_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "distributor"] +generation_notes = "The Groombridge clearing house is a critical Tier-1 gap (D-175) — a financial clearing house is essential for the three-currency simulation. This archetype covers the warehousing/redistribution function; financial_clearing_house covers the pure financial function. At Groombridge, the two functions are combined in one institution. Multi-commodity exposure; financial_services secondary because clearing requires currency conversion services." + +[perishable_chain_operator] +name = "Perishable Chain Operator" +category = "trade_logistics" +description = "Specialized cold-chain logistics for food and pharmaceutical goods with time-sensitive freshness requirements." +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce", "processed_food"] +secondary_commodities = ["medical_goods", "chemicals"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "west_reach", "east_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "distributor"] +generation_notes = "Frontier systems importing food pay enormous perishable premiums. This archetype owns the refrigerated freight capacity that makes fresh food available in systems without agriculture. Medical_goods secondary — pharmaceutical perishables travel the same cold-chain infrastructure. Niche but structurally important: without cold chain, outer-corridor systems have reduced food option diversity." + + +# ========================================================================== +# SERVICES (6) +# Professional and experiential services — non-transportable (non_physical bulk class). +# ========================================================================== + +[financial_clearing_house] +name = "Financial Clearing House" +category = "services" +description = "Banking, credit provision, multi-currency exchange, and inter-system financial clearing — the institutional infrastructure of Reach commerce." +primary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "mixed" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "CRITICAL TIER-1 GAP: A Groombridge clearing house must exist before Phase 2 begins (D-175). Without it, Tractus/Mark cross-zone settlement has no institutional home. The service commodity is financial_services; the institution is the most economically and politically significant financial actor in the Reach. Tier-3 instances: local credit unions, system-level banks, Compact member financial cooperatives. Shadow viable in Compact zones — informal banking outside Assembly-certified institutions." + +[commercial_law_firm] +name = "Commercial Law Firm" +category = "services" +description = "Commercial legal services including contract enforcement, arbitration, trade documentation, and corporate representation." +primary_commodities = ["legal_services"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach", "west_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist", "distributor"] +generation_notes = "Ferreira Monteiro (south_reach, 400-year case archive) and Crown's Hollow chancery (west_reach) are canonical Tier-1 instances. Legal services compliance demand means this archetype is always present at major economic nodes. Tier-3 instances: local advocates, documentation offices, notarial services. Guild structures common — law firms often operate as professional cooperatives." + +[risk_underwriting_house] +name = "Risk Underwriting House" +category = "services" +description = "Cargo and corporate risk underwriting, insurance, and liability management for interstellar trade and operations." +primary_commodities = ["insurance"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "intermediary"] +generation_notes = "Priority Tier-1 gap — no existing Tier-1 insurance corporation (D-175). Insurance affects trade volume through risk pricing: inadequate underwriting capacity = reduced trade flow. South_reach mutual insurance (noted in gestalt-round2) is a cooperative-archetype variant. Intermediary archetype common for large underwriters that also perform commercial intelligence on their covered clients." + +[medical_re_embodiment_clinic] +name = "Medical Re-embodiment Clinic" +category = "services" +description = "Licensed medical services including healthcare, neural backup, and Commission-certified re-embodiment procedures." +primary_commodities = ["medical_services"] +secondary_commodities = [] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "Prometheus Labs is the canonical adjacent Tier-1 institution — not quite a clinic, more a longevity research and protocol maintenance operation. Standard medical clinics are the Tier-3 mass of this archetype. Commission certification required for re-embodiment. Compact zones have lower service_capacity seeds (Prometheus network sparsity), creating a structural healthcare gap that the shadow market (unlicensed re-embodiment) fills. High shadow viable in frontier and Compact zones." + +[destination_hospitality_operator] +name = "Destination Hospitality Operator" +category = "services" +description = "Tourism experiences, cultural destination management, fine dining, and entertainment — economic returns from place identity and experience." +primary_commodities = ["tourism"] +secondary_commodities = ["entertainment", "hospitality"] +typical_sectors = ["west_reach", "north_reach", "core"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "medium" +behavioral_affinity = ["specialist", "cooperative"] +generation_notes = "Talbreu (Bruckenau, GJ 798) is a canonical hospitality instance — Franconian heritage, farmhouse lager, west_reach transit culture. VGV's Confluent wine estates generate tourism pull. Calloway distillery circuit generates north_reach tourism. Tier-3 instances are ubiquitous: every inhabited node above subsistence has entertainment and food venues. Demand is elastic (first cut in downturns) but the Specialist archetype maintains premium positioning even in lean periods." + +[commission_certification_agent] +name = "Commission Certification Agent" +category = "services" +description = "Commercial intermediaries facilitating Commission certification of regulated goods — particularly implant hardware, medical equipment, and safety-certified vehicles." +primary_commodities = ["commission_certification"] +secondary_commodities = ["legal_services"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "monopolist"] +generation_notes = "The commission_certification service commodity IS the political mechanism generating shadow economy pressure. Tractus-denominated certification costs applied to Compact members who must convert from Mark (at ~3% friction) is the structural driver of the shadow economy (D-174). Compact zones have near-zero demand for this archetype — the Commission holds no legal authority there. Shadow viable is extreme in Compact zones where uncertified alternatives fill the gap." + + +# ========================================================================== +# INTELLIGENCE (1) +# Commercial data collection, market intelligence, and brokerage networks. +# ========================================================================== + +[intelligence_network] +name = "Intelligence Network" +category = "intelligence" +description = "Commercial data collection, market intelligence brokerage, and information analysis operating as a value-added layer over trade and financial services." +primary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +secondary_commodities = ["legal_services", "insurance"] +typical_sectors = ["core", "north_reach", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "neutral" +tier3_density = "rare" +behavioral_affinity = ["intermediary", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "Adams & Ford Publishing (The Drifter's Guide — commercial intelligence as trade publication), Mercado Travessia's supply chain data arm, and VGV Comptoir's 350-year distribution archive are canonical examples. Financial_services is the billing vector — intelligence is priced as a premium service attached to financial or legal relationships. Unregistered commercial intelligence is D-174 canonical contraband (shadow_viable = true). The 'intelligence' category has only one archetype because commercial intelligence is always bundled with another primary service; a pure standalone intelligence corporation is a cover, not a business model." -- 2.54.0 From f73d5ba69f6c947d73581148ab41203797d3301f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 16:05:25 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 4/6] data(wiki): 25 Tier-1 corporation profiles (#797) Adds 25 new named corporations covering D-175 priority gaps: financial services (Groombridge Settlement House, Compact Financial Exchange, Meridian Risk), re-embodiment (Somatic Futures, Blue Collective), east reach anchors, Compact distributors, freight, mining, medical, lattice, and more. Each corp has lore + behavioral archetype, political tension, administered silence, currency preference, and branded products. Includes TOML records in wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml and narrative wiki pages in wiki/corporations/. 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Not all of them are worth mining — the economics of extraction depend on ore grade, water access for fuel, proximity to gate transit, and the availability of processing infrastructure at the extraction site or within reasonable transit distance. Baektu Mining Alliance has spent three generations identifying which belts are worth mining and building the operations infrastructure to extract them. + +The "Alliance" in the name reflects the founding structure: four Korean-heritage families from the Zenzele founding wave, all with mining backgrounds, who pooled their extraction licenses and processing equipment rather than compete for the same ore seams with under-capitalized individual operations. The Korean tradition of family-based industrial consortium — jaebeol-adjacent in structure if not in scale — produced a more durable institution than the founder generation's competitors, most of whom have since sold their claims to BMA or ceased operations. + +BMA does not claim to be the only mining operation in the south_reach. It is the one with the most belt-claim registrations, the most operational processing capacity, and the most consistent ore delivery record. It is also the one that Stalownia Kowalski's procurement team contacts first when they need guaranteed ore supply for the next manufacturing cycle. + +--- + +## Origin + +The Zenzele founding wave brought a Korean-heritage cohort with significant mining expertise — the community's electromagnetic hardening specialization, for which Zenzele is known, grew partly from the mining operations that Zenzele's early industrial sector was running on belt claims in the nearby asteroid complex. The Baektu families — the Yoo, Park, Choi, and Lim families — were among the mining community's most technically capable operators. + +The founding of the Alliance was triggered by a claim-rights dispute: two of the families had filed competing claims on an ore-rich section of the GJ 1111 belt and were heading toward litigation. The mediator — a Zenzele civic institution — suggested merger as an alternative to dispute. The suggestion stuck. The merged claim was more valuable than either separate claim, and the institutional arrangement that managed it proved more durable than the alternatives. + +The Alliance expanded over two generations by purchasing the claims of operators who lacked BMA's processing infrastructure, and by winning competitive tender processes for new belt exploration grants where BMA's track record gave it an advantage over newer entrants. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Belt operations:** BMA operates processing stations on five asteroid belts across the south_reach and core corridor, each staffed continuously with extraction and processing crews. The stations are not luxury facilities; they are working industrial environments with rotation schedules that bring workers to and from the inner corridor on a cycle BMA's labor agreements specify. + +**Processing capacity:** BMA refines ore on-site to the grade that the inner corridor's manufacturing sector requires, rather than shipping raw ore that would need to be refined elsewhere. The on-site processing step adds operating costs but reduces shipping volume and gives BMA delivered ore at a grade that commands premium pricing. + +**Quality certification:** BMA maintains Commission certification for its ore grades, which is required for delivery to Assembly-standard manufacturing operations. The certification process involves regular sample analysis, documentation of processing parameters, and periodic site inspections. BMA has never had a certification suspended. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Stalownia Kowalski:** BMA's single largest customer, and the relationship that defines BMA's commercial trajectory. Stalownia's heavy equipment manufacturing at Nowa Huta requires high-volume ore supply at consistent grades. BMA supplies a significant portion of that requirement under a framework agreement that both institutions renegotiate every five years. The framework agreement gives Stalownia priority access to BMA's best-grade output; BMA receives guaranteed volumes that make its belt operation economics work. + +**The Zenzele Infrastructure Guilds:** BMA and the Guilds share industrial infrastructure at Isivikelo station and have been navigating their shared space for three generations. The relationship is professionally cooperative and occasionally competitive for the same industrial facilities. Neither institution tries to acquire the other. Both have concluded that the cooperation is more valuable than the competition. + +**Umoja Freight:** BMA's primary bulk freight partner for ore shipments from belt operations to inner corridor destinations. The relationship is commercial-standard; BMA selects Umoja for capacity reliability rather than historical connection. The two south_reach institutions have worked together for long enough that the operational relationship is efficient, but it remains a commercial rather than institutional partnership. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The water licensing. + +Asteroid belt mining requires water — for fuel production, for life support, for ore processing. BMA sources its operational water from ice bodies in the systems where it operates belt claims. The water extraction licenses that govern this activity are managed by local system authorities in each system where BMA operates. + +In three of BMA's five belt operation systems, the water extraction volumes that BMA is currently extracting exceed the volumes specified in its current licenses. The exceedances are not large — in the range of 15-20% above licensed levels — and they have not produced documented water supply impacts. But they are exceedances, and the local system authorities have not been formally notified. BMA's internal position is that the discrepancy is within the variance tolerance of the metering systems. BMA's legal team has a different internal assessment that they have not shared with the board in any document that could be subject to discovery. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +BMA is background industrial infrastructure that becomes relevant when the supply chains it supports are disrupted. A disruption to BMA's ore supply — through a claim-rights dispute, an environmental enforcement action, a labor action at a belt station — cascades to Stalownia's manufacturing capacity and onward to the construction and equipment sectors. + +The water licensing issue is an investigative entry point. A player who uncovers it has a leverage tool — BMA's operations would need to halt if its licenses were suspended. Whether the player uses it, how, and to what end is the interesting question. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Zenzele](../star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Primary customer +- [Umoja Freight](umoja-freight.md) — Freight partner + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/compact-financial-exchange.md b/wiki/corporations/compact-financial-exchange.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f20679eeb --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/compact-financial-exchange.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +title: "Compact Financial Exchange" +description: "The Compact of Westphalia's parallel clearing house — routes all Mark-denominated settlement through Ostmark, explicitly bypassing the Groombridge infrastructure" +slug: compact-financial-exchange +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Rand (GJ 601A) +tags: [financial_services, clearing, mark, compact, west_reach] +decision_refs: [D-171, D-172, D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Compact Financial Exchange + +**Type:** Corporation — Commercial Clearing and Settlement (Compact Zone) +**Also Known As:** CFX, "the Exchange," "Westmark Clearing" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — west_reach corridor, Compact-member systems +**Headquarters:** Rand (GJ 601A, Ostmark) — 2-aperture through_route, hop 9 +**Classification:** Compact-zone financial infrastructure; cooperative structure + +--- + +## Overview + +The Compact Financial Exchange exists because GSH exists. That is not a simplification. The founders of the Compact Financial Exchange were explicit about it: their founding charter states that "the commercial sovereignty of member systems requires settlement infrastructure that cannot be suspended, redirected, or denied by any institution not party to the Compact." GSH is an Assembly-adjacent private institution. The Compact does not accept that commercial transactions between member systems should route through infrastructure whose continued operation depends on the goodwill of an institution the Compact does not control. + +CFX clears Mark-denominated settlement exclusively. It maintains correspondent accounts for the financial institutions of Compact-member systems and provides the same clearing and certification functions GSH provides for the Tractus network. Within the Compact zone, CFX is the financial infrastructure. Outside the Compact zone, Mark instruments need conversion — and the conversion happens at the boundaries, not inside the Exchange. + +--- + +## Origin + +The Compact financial institutions predate the CFX formal structure. For the first generation of Compact existence, member systems used an informal network of bilateral correspondent accounts maintained by the larger commercial houses at Ostmark, Freiholt, and several other founding-member systems. The informal network worked well enough for the volume of that period, but it had a structural fragility: any major commercial dispute could expose the network's lack of standardized settlement procedures. + +The CFX charter was drafted fifteen years after the Compact's founding framework, during the period when it became clear that the mutual recognition treaty had produced a durable political entity rather than a temporary protest arrangement. The founding institutions — all cooperative or publicly chartered — designed CFX explicitly as a cooperative structure, owned collectively by the member institutions it serves rather than by external shareholders. + +The cooperative ownership structure is the reason CFX has never been acquired, merged into a larger entity, or subjected to the consolidation pressures that have shaped the Tractus financial sector. It has no shareholders to buy out. It has no profit motive to exploit. It has member institutions who depend on it and who would collectively resist any structural change that compromised that dependency. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Settlement scope:** CFX clears Mark-to-Mark within the Compact zone without conversion costs. This is the Compact's internal free-trade principle applied to currency: no friction on internal transactions. A grain cooperative at Freiholt selling to a processing operation at Ostmark settles at zero conversion cost. The same transaction crossing into Tractus territory incurs approximately 3% conversion cost at the boundary institutions — a cost that CFX documents carefully and the Compact publishes as evidence of Assembly economic coercion. + +**Cross-zone transactions:** Goods moving between Compact and Assembly territory require a conversion step that neither GSH nor CFX handles directly. Instead, specialized conversion houses at systems on the Compact boundary — primarily Thorvaldsen's Circuit and several Compact-adjacent systems with MIXED currency zones — maintain correspondent accounts on both networks and provide conversion services at market rates. CFX does not operate at these boundary systems. The conversion is a private commercial service, not a CFX function. + +**Certification function:** CFX issues Westmark Exchange Certificates analogous to GSH's Settlement Certificates. Within the Compact zone, these certificates carry full institutional weight. In Assembly-standard commercial law, their standing is contested — the Assembly does not formally recognize CFX certification as equivalent to Commission-audited processes. In practice, most Compact-boundary commercial houses accept CFX certificates as commercially sufficient, because refusing them would make trade with the entire Compact zone impossible. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Compact of Westphalia:** CFX is the Compact's institutional infrastructure, not its government. The rotating council that makes Compact political decisions has no formal authority over CFX operations. But CFX's board includes representatives from the major financial houses of founding Compact members, and the alignment between CFX commercial policy and Compact political interests is the result of shared constituency rather than formal governance linkage. + +**Groombridge Settlement House:** CFX and GSH do not compete in any meaningful operational sense — their clearing zones do not overlap, their currencies are different, and their institutional constituencies are mutually exclusive. But their existence is defined by their relationship to each other. CFX is specifically designed to be independent of GSH. GSH regards CFX's creation as a commercial and political challenge that is best addressed by making Tractus commerce so clearly superior in the Assembly-standard zone that Compact systems face constant pressure to join the GSH network. Whether this strategy has succeeded is measured by the Compact's membership count, which has not declined. + +**The Lattice Commission:** The Commission has no formal jurisdiction over CFX's operations. CFX processes are not Commission-audited. The Commission has repeatedly raised questions about the adequacy of CFX's anti-fraud and anti-money-laundering procedures, citing the absence of Commission certification. CFX's response — consistently, for sixty years — is that the Compact's internal governance mechanisms provide equivalent protection through different means. The Commission disagrees. The disagreement is unresolved and structurally irrelevant to either party's operations. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The conversion rate mechanism. + +When Mark converts to Tractus at boundary houses, the rate is set by private commercial agreement between the conversion house and its clients. There is no central rate-setting mechanism, no Commission oversight, and no public rate publication that would allow a seller to verify they received fair conversion. The conversion houses are profitable operations. The profitability comes from somewhere. + +CFX has commissioned two internal studies of whether the conversion rate structure systematically disadvantages Compact exporters relative to what they would receive under a unified currency. Both studies reached the same conclusion: probably yes, by approximately 1.5-2% on cross-zone transactions. Both studies were classified as internal analysis and not published. The founding principle of the Compact — that currency independence is worth the conversion cost — requires that the cost be understood as acceptable. Publishing a study that quantifies it creates a political problem that CFX would prefer not to manage. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +CFX is the mechanism through which Compact commercial activity is financially legible. A player operating in the west reach who needs to understand a Compact corporation's financial condition needs access to CFX records, not GSH records. The two systems do not share information. + +For cross-zone operations, CFX is also a point of friction: a player trying to execute a financial transaction that spans the Assembly-Compact boundary will encounter conversion costs, processing delays, and possible refusals on the CFX side if the transaction involves assets that CFX member institutions flag as problematic. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) — Headquarters system; Compact founding member +- [Compact of Westphalia](../factions/compact-of-westphalia.md) — Political parent framework +- [Groombridge Settlement House](groombridge-settlement-house.md) — Tractus-zone counterpart; structural opposite +- [Westmark Distribution](westmark-distribution.md) — Co-located Compact distributor; institutional partner + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/cygni-combines.md b/wiki/corporations/cygni-combines.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d1ea85d74 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/cygni-combines.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "Cygni Combines" +description: "The manufacturing consortiums of Cygni B — collectively the Reach's largest producer of electronics and advanced alloys, and the commercial counterweight to MVG on hull structures" +slug: cygni-combines +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Cygni B (GJ 820B) +tags: [electronics, advanced_alloys, manufacturing, assembly, tractus, core] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Cygni Combines + +**Type:** Corporation — Electronics and Advanced Materials Manufacturing +**Also Known As:** Cygni Combines, "the Combines," "B-grade" (industry slang for Cygni B output) +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — electronics supply, alloy products, structural components +**Headquarters:** Cygni B (GJ 820B) — 5-aperture hub, wave_1, 1.8 billion population +**Classification:** Industrial consortium; producer behavioral archetype + +--- + +## Overview + +Cygni B is not one company. Cygni Combines is the name by which the commercial world refers to the dense ecosystem of manufacturing operations at GJ 820B — a wave_1 hub system with five centuries of metallic asteroid extraction, ore processing, and manufacturing scale that have produced a concentrated industrial base whose collective output shapes the Reach's electronics and alloy markets. + +The "Combines" designation reflects the reality: there are multiple major commercial houses operating at Cygni B, each with distinct products, ownership, and institutional character. What unites them under the Cygni Combines designation is shared infrastructure (the belt extraction operations and port facilities that all of them depend on), shared market position (they are collectively the dominant Reach-wide supplier of several commodity classes), and a Syndic commercial coordination framework that manages their inter-operation relationships without requiring them to function as a single entity. + +For external counterparties — buyers, logistics operators, Assembly trade regulators — dealing with the Combines means dealing with whichever operating entity within the system produces the specific product category required. The "Cygni Combines" brand is the market identity for the system's output as a whole; the individual combine names appear in specific contract and certification documents. + +--- + +## Origin + +GJ 820B was settled wave_1 because the survey identified the dense inner belt of metallic asteroids as the kind of extraction opportunity that justifies the distance. The founding development was corporate — an Earth-origin industrial consortium that arrived with capital, equipment, and a mandate to establish mining and processing operations at scale. + +The Earth charter corporation survived the Secession by accident of structure: its local operations had been quasi-autonomous long before the gate closed, because the communication lag between Earth and the system made any operational dependency on Earth-side management impractical. When the gate closed, the local operations restructured under Reach commercial law as a Syndic-governed consortium rather than a corporate subsidiary. The restructuring distributed ownership across the major operational divisions and their employee-managers, producing the multi-combine structure that now characterizes the system. + +The Mastroianni Vehicle Group relationship — referenced in both organizations' commercial histories — began in the second century of Reach settlement, when MVG's hull design requirements and the Combines' emerging alloy production capabilities created a natural commercial alignment. The alignment has been durable enough that the two organizations' specifications have influenced each other continuously; the boundary between "vehicle design" and "hull material" is where each organization's commercial interest begins and ends. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Electronics:** Multiple operating entities within the Combines produce electronics across the commodity range, from standard consumer components to precision applications. The collective output makes Cygni B the single most important electronics supply node in the Reach, larger than any other system's electronics sector. + +**Advanced alloys:** The ore-processing infrastructure that has been running at Cygni B for five centuries produces refined metals and alloy products at grades that few other systems can match in volume. The alloy product range includes structural hull materials, industrial machinery components, and the precision-grade alloys required for high-specification applications. + +**Consumer goods:** A secondary production sector at Cygni B has developed around the manufacturing infrastructure — consumer goods assembly using the same supply chains that feed the electronics and alloys operations. This sector is less distinctive than the core electronics and alloys production but adds diversification to the Combines' output portfolio. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Mastroianni Vehicle Group:** The commercial relationship is long, technically interdependent, and occasionally competitive in ways that both organizations manage through the Syndic coordination framework. MVG's vehicle designs are built around Cygni alloy specifications; Cygni's alloy development is influenced by MVG's design requirements. The two organizations' commercial teams negotiate regularly over the specifications and pricing that govern their mutual dependency. The negotiations are professionally respectful and commercially adversarial in the way that long-term bilateral dependencies produce. + +**Stalownia Kowalski:** The heavy equipment sector that Stalownia dominates requires Cygni electronics and alloy inputs. The procurement relationship flows from Cygni to Stalownia as buyer; Stalownia does not supply to Cygni. The relationship is commercial-standard. + +**The Assembly:** Cygni B is a wave_1 core system with five centuries of uninterrupted Assembly-standard commercial operation. The relationship is stable and frictionless. The system's Syndic governance structure is among the oldest in the Reach and has the institutional credibility that follows from having operated without incident for five hundred years. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The consolidation. + +The Combines' current structure — multiple named operating entities with distinct ownership and formal independence — reflects the wave_1 restructuring rather than current commercial reality. Over the past century, the nominal independence of the smaller combine entities has been eroding through a series of commercial arrangements that have not been structured as mergers or acquisitions but that have effectively concentrated operational control in two of the larger entities. + +The concentration is not a secret — the Syndic coordination framework's internal documents reflect it accurately. What is not public is the extent to which the two dominant entities have used the coordination framework's meeting structures to coordinate pricing decisions on alloy and electronics output in ways that the Assembly's commercial standards would classify as anti-competitive if those same coordination meetings were occurring between nominally independent competitors in the Tractus commercial zone rather than within a Syndic framework. + +The Assembly's commercial standards apply to commercial conduct. The Syndic framework is a recognized exception structure. Whether the exception is being used for coordination purposes that go beyond legitimate trade coordination is a question the Commission's commercial audit team at Cygni B has noticed but has not formally pursued. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Cygni Combines is environmental background for the Reach's industrial economy — the system whose output makes electronics cheap enough to be commodity goods and alloys reliable enough for critical applications. Disruption to Cygni's output has cascading effects on electronics availability reach-wide. + +The consolidation question is a governance investigation. A player with access to the Syndic coordination framework's internal records can document the pricing coordination pattern, which is the kind of antitrust case that could reshape the Reach's electronics and alloys market if pursued. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Cygni B](../star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md) — Headquarters system; industrial hub narrative +- [Mastroianni Vehicle Group](mastroianni-vehicle-group.md) — Hull structure partner and competitor +- [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Electronics/alloy buyer + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/groombridge-settlement-house.md b/wiki/corporations/groombridge-settlement-house.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0d42cd72d --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/groombridge-settlement-house.md @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +--- +title: "Groombridge Settlement House" +description: "The Reach's primary interstellar commercial clearing house — every Tractus-denominated contract that crosses a gate passes through Lendel" +slug: groombridge-settlement-house +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Lendel (GJ 380) +tags: [financial_services, clearing, tractus, assembly, groombridge] +decision_refs: [D-171, D-175, D-182] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Groombridge Settlement House + +**Type:** Corporation — Interstellar Financial Clearing +**Also Known As:** GSH, "the House," "Lendel Clearing" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — every Tractus-denominated cross-system transaction +**Headquarters:** Lendel (GJ 380) — 2-aperture loop_member, 2 hops from Gateway +**Classification:** Critical financial infrastructure; Assembly-adjacent + +--- + +## Overview + +Every Tractus-denominated contract that crosses a gate eventually passes through the Groombridge Settlement House. Not literally — GSH does not carry freight, does not inspect cargo, does not issue licenses. What it does is verify, clear, and settle. A combine at Ran sells grain to a distribution house at Sirius; the contract specifies Tractus delivery; the payments flow through GSH correspondent accounts. A salvage operator at the frontier files for cargo insurance; the insurer needs counterparty assurance recognized across multiple jurisdictions; GSH certification is what makes the paper good. + +The Settlement House is not the Assembly's bank. The Assembly has its own treasury functions, its own assessment collection apparatus, its own fiscal architecture. GSH is a private institution that the Assembly depends on the way a government depends on a postal system it does not own: structurally necessary, technically independent, and quietly fundamental to everything that functions. + +Four centuries of operation from Lendel's counting houses have produced an institution that has survived secession, the closure of the Earth gate, multiple currency crises, and the periodic diplomatic collapses that periodically threaten to unwind interstellar commercial relationships. Each time, the contracts still needed to be cleared. The House cleared them. + +--- + +## Origin + +The commercial logic for a clearing house was apparent to the first generation of Reach settlers: interstellar trade conducted across multiple systems, multiple jurisdictions, and time-lagged communications needed some mechanism for verifying that counterparties could deliver on their commitments before goods changed hands. The first GSH charter was filed in the third generation of Groombridge settlement, when the system's financial district already had several competing institutions offering correspondent banking services. + +What distinguished the institution that became GSH from its early competitors was a single architectural decision made by the founding board: they would not compete for deposits. They would not make commercial loans. They would not invest the capital moving through their accounts. They would settle, clear, and certify — and charge a fee for doing so accurately and promptly — and nothing else. + +The restraint was counterintuitive. Competitors who took deposits and made loans grew faster in the near term. Within a century, most of them were gone: overextended, politically compromised, or absorbed by larger institutions. GSH survived because it had no portfolio risk and no conflicts of interest to manage. Its only product was process integrity, and process integrity was what interstellar commerce could not function without. + +The Secession tested this model severely. Earth-origin counterparties disappeared overnight. Contracts denominated in currencies that no longer existed needed resolution. GSH's board at the time made the decision that defined the institution's character for the centuries that followed: they settled every outstanding Earth-origin contract on Reach terms, ate the losses that could not be recovered, and emerged three years later with a smaller balance sheet and an unimpaired certification record. Competitors who had tried to fight the Secession through litigation recovered nothing and lost credibility in the process. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Settlement function:** GSH maintains correspondent accounts for the major financial institutions in every system that participates in Tractus commerce. Cross-system payments route through these accounts: originating institution instructs GSH, GSH verifies and clears, receiving institution is credited. The process takes gate-transit time plus processing. There is no faster mechanism for large-denomination cross-system settlement in the Reach. + +**Certification:** The GSH Settlement Certificate is a financial industry standard. Attached to a commercial contract, it represents GSH's assessment that the issuing institution has the means to honor the commitment. The Certificate is not a guarantee — GSH is not on the hook if the issuer defaults — but the reputational cost of issuing Certificates that subsequently fail is the check that keeps the certification process honest. + +**Currency scope:** GSH clears Tractus exclusively. Mark-denominated transactions within the Compact zone clear through CFX. Sol is not cleared by GSH — the House has no mechanism for handling instruments with no issuer, no fixed exchange rate, and no legal tender status. The Sol boundary is the one area where GSH and the shadow economy share a hard edge. + +**Staff:** The institution employs several thousand professionals on Lendel, concentrated in audit, certification, and communications infrastructure. The communications function is the most capital-intensive: maintaining the data relay redundancy that allows GSH to operate as a real-time counterparty to institutions six hops away requires infrastructure investment that exceeds most planetary governments' communications budgets. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Assembly:** The relationship is structural dependency without formal authority. The Assembly does not control GSH. GSH is not an Assembly agency. But the Assembly's assessment collection, interstellar trade policy, and treaty enforcement all depend on a Tractus commerce infrastructure that only functions because GSH clears it. The Assembly has never formally acknowledged this dependency in any document that GSH has seen. GSH does not need acknowledgment. The relationship is self-evident to both parties. + +**The Compact of Westphalia:** The Compact's decision to route settlement through CFX rather than GSH cost GSH approximately 8% of its historical transaction volume when the Compact formalized its structures sixty years ago. GSH regards this as a manageable loss. The Compact regards their independence from GSH as a core structural principle: relying on GSH for settlement would mean that a single Assembly-adjacent institution could, in theory, freeze the entire Compact's commercial activity by refusing to clear. That capability is precisely what the Compact was designed to eliminate. + +**The Lattice Commission:** The Commission's financial audit office at Groombridge is GSH's most constant interlocutor. Commission certification of financial process integrity is part of what makes GSH's own certificates valuable — an institution whose clearing procedures are Commission-audited carries more institutional weight than one that merely claims integrity. The relationship is cooperative and professionally respectful. Each institution needs the other to do its job. + +**Prometheus Labs:** GSH manages the settlement infrastructure for what is, across the Reach, the most significant accumulation of century-scale private capital: the investment accounts of individuals who have been alive and compounding returns since before the Secession. Prometheus Labs' customers are, many of them, among the wealthiest entities in the Reach. Their assets are managed through Groombridge financial houses. The relationship between Prometheus Labs and GSH is never discussed by either institution. They share a settlement infrastructure and have never needed to explain it to anyone. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The unclaimed balance ledger. + +By Assembly commercial law, settlement accounts that receive no instruction from their registered owners for a statutory period — the period is long, measured in decades, because the Reach understands that gate disruptions, personal catastrophe, and institutional failure can leave valid accounts inactive for extended times — eventually convert to GSH operational reserve. The statutory period is not secret. What is not published is the current size of that reserve. + +Over four centuries of operation, the aggregate of small dormant accounts, the estates of individuals who died intestate before re-embodiment technology reached their system, the settlement funds held during commercial arbitrations that resolved in ways that left funds unclaimed — these have accumulated. The House maintains accurate records. They do not publish totals. The Assembly has never formally requested them. The Commission's audit mandate covers process integrity, not beneficial ownership of accumulated operational reserve. + +The second silence is smaller but sharper: GSH knows which major institutions in the Reach are experiencing liquidity stress before those institutions' own boards do, because payment patterns in the clearing system are a leading indicator of institutional health. The House does not publish this information. It does not sell it. But it has, across its history, occasionally declined to issue new Settlement Certificates for institutions that the House's analysis identified as deteriorating — and the institutions so declined have, in subsequent years, invariably failed or been absorbed. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +GSH is background infrastructure that becomes foreground when the player needs access to it. For most activities it is invisible: payments clear, certificates appear on contracts, the Reach's commerce operates. The moment it becomes visible is the moment something disrupts it. + +A player investigating a corporate failure will eventually find GSH's declination record for that institution — the moment when the House quietly stopped certifying their paper. The date of that declination, versus the date the institution publicly acknowledged problems, is a story about who knew what and when. + +A player with access to GSH's payment pattern analysis has a map of which institutions are under stress before the market knows. This is the most valuable non-public information in the Reach's financial system. Obtaining it requires a relationship within the House's analysis function — not an impossible task, but one that requires cultivating a source who is acutely aware of what they would be risking. + +For narrative: the House survived the Secession by settling Earth contracts on Reach terms. The board members who made that decision are almost certainly still alive, through re-embodiment or extended longevity. What they remember about those three years — what was actually happening at the moment when the Earth gate closed and every outstanding Earth-side obligation became a question mark — is a history that has never been published and may never be. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) — Headquarters system; system narrative and financial house context +- [Meridian Risk Partners](meridian-risk.md) — Co-located insurance underwriter; structural commercial partner +- [The Registry](the-registry.md) — Co-located intelligence firm; non-collaborative relationship +- [Compact Financial Exchange](compact-financial-exchange.md) — Compact-zone competitor; deliberately parallel clearing infrastructure +- [Concord Assembly](../factions/concord-assembly.md) — Structural dependency relationship, never formalized +- [Lattice Commission](../factions/lattice-commission.md) — Process integrity auditor at Groombridge + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/hanyang-precision.md b/wiki/corporations/hanyang-precision.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9adb394e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/hanyang-precision.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +--- +title: "Hanyang Precision Systems" +description: "East reach precision instrument manufacturer — navigational, calibration, and gate-maintenance instruments whose accuracy is trusted from the core to the frontier" +slug: hanyang-precision +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Changwon (GJ 860B) +tags: [electronics, precision_instruments, east_reach, korean, assembly] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Hanyang Precision Systems + +**Type:** Corporation — Precision Instrument Manufacturing +**Also Known As:** Hanyang, HPS +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach and mid-reach; navigational instruments reach-wide +**Headquarters:** Changwon (GJ 860B) — 3-aperture junction, east_reach +**Classification:** Precision manufacturer; specialist behavioral archetype + +--- + +## Overview + +Gate navigation requires instruments accurate to tolerances that most manufacturing environments cannot achieve. The drift calculations that allow a gate transit to arrive in the correct location rather than somewhere near the correct location depend on measurement precision at scales that require dedicated manufacturing infrastructure, careful materials sourcing, and the kind of institutional quality culture that takes generations to build. + +Hanyang Precision Systems built that culture at Changwon over three generations of Korean-heritage instrument makers who came from a tradition of precision craft and applied it to the largest scale engineering challenge the Reach produces. The Navigator Series — Hanyang's gate calibration instruments — are used in gate maintenance operations across the east corridor and increasingly across the full Reach, because the instruments that Gate Corporation's maintenance teams prefer are the ones that fail least often. + +Hanyang does not make consumer electronics. It makes instruments: navigational, calibration, junction-monitoring, and drive-core diagnostic equipment. The market is small, the tolerances are extreme, and the institutional knowledge embedded in Hanyang's manufacturing process is not easily replicated by competitors who have not spent decades developing it. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding family — the Yoon family, three generations of instrument craftspeople who arrived at Changwon in the wave_2 Korean-heritage settlement cohort — originally produced precision measurement equipment for Changwon's mineral extraction operations. The rare mineral deposits in the Changwon system require precise chemical analysis during extraction; the Yoons' analytical instruments were the most reliable available in the corridor. + +The transition to gate instruments began in the second generation, when a Yoon family engineer noticed that the calibration failures in gate maintenance records followed a pattern consistent with instruments that drifted under sustained vibration — a problem that the extraction industry had encountered before the gate industry did. The engineer's solution, a vibration-damping mount with an internal temperature compensation circuit, was adopted by Gate Corporation's east corridor maintenance team and became the basis for the Hanyang Navigator Series. + +Hanyang Precision Systems was incorporated in the third generation, converting the family workshop into an institutional structure capable of managing multi-system contracts. The Yoon family retains majority ownership and all senior technical positions are still predominantly Yoon family members or graduates of the Changwon Technical Institute's precision manufacturing program — a program the Yoons funded. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Navigator Series:** Gate calibration instruments, sold to gate maintenance operators across the Reach. The core product line, and the one that established Hanyang's reputation. Gate Corporation purchases Navigator instruments for east corridor maintenance; several independent maintenance contractors use them reach-wide. + +**Calibration Standard:** Hanyang's secondary product line, sold to any operator who needs reference standards for their own precision equipment. A Changwon Calibration Standard is the east corridor's reference — if your instrument is calibrated against Hanyang's standard, its readings are traceable to a known baseline. + +**Drive core diagnostics:** A newer product line, developed in the current generation, that applies Hanyang's precision measurement expertise to drive core performance monitoring. Drive cores are the propulsion components whose maintenance determines transit efficiency; Hanyang's diagnostic equipment identifies performance drift before it becomes a failure. The market is smaller than gate calibration but growing. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Gate Corporation:** The customer relationship that defined Hanyang's institutional trajectory. Gate Corporation's maintenance procurement is competitive — they use multiple suppliers for different instrument categories — but the Navigator Series has been on the preferred supplier list for thirty years. The relationship gives Hanyang access to Gate Corporation's failure data, which feeds back into instrument design. Gate Corporation knows that this data is incorporated into instruments they purchase. Neither institution has ever formally acknowledged the arrangement. + +**Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative:** The two Changwon-based Tier-1 institutions share a system but are otherwise commercially unrelated. Their co-location at Changwon station has produced a social proximity — the same transit schedules, the same commercial districts, the families that have been in the same neighborhood for generations — that neither institution manages or acknowledges in any commercial context. Hanyang's founders and Jeonnam's founders were from the same wave_2 Korean-heritage settlement cohort. The families know each other. The corporations interact as institutions, not through that familiarity. + +**The Assembly:** Hanyang's instruments feed directly into gate infrastructure maintenance, which makes the company operationally important to Assembly infrastructure policy without any formal relationship existing. The Assembly's gate standards require that maintenance instruments meet certain accuracy specifications. Hanyang's Navigator Series exceeds those specifications by a documented margin. The Assembly has no instrument procurement policy that would give Hanyang preferred treatment; it also has no reason to discourage the adoption of instruments that make gate maintenance more reliable. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The failure rate difference. + +Hanyang's internal analysis of competitor instruments — conducted through the company's reverse engineering and competitive intelligence function — has documented that the principal alternative to the Navigator Series in the gate calibration market fails at a rate approximately 40% higher than Hanyang's instruments under sustained field conditions. This analysis is not published, because publishing it would require disclosing how Hanyang obtained the competitor's field performance data — which was through informal channels involving Gate Corporation maintenance personnel who preferred Hanyang's instruments and who shared failure logs with Hanyang's engineers as a practical matter. + +The analysis is real. The failure rate difference is real. The channel through which Hanyang obtained the data to prove it is not something anyone wants documented. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Hanyang instruments appear as environmental detail in gate maintenance stations, junction operations centers, and technical ship environments. A player with technical competence who knows what to look for can read a gate installation's maintenance quality from whether the calibration instruments are Hanyang Navigator Series — or something cheaper that fails more often. + +For investigation: gate failures that are attributed to stellar environment interference or component aging can sometimes be traced to calibration instrument failure — instruments that drifted because they were not Hanyang-grade and nobody caught the drift until it accumulated to the point of a transit anomaly. Hanyang's failure documentation is one of the few places where these alternative failure modes are systematically recorded. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Changwon](../star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — Primary customer; instrument adoption relationship +- [Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative](jeonnam-old-table.md) — Co-located at Changwon; shared founding heritage + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/index.md b/wiki/corporations/index.md index b35756189..15c869eba 100644 --- a/wiki/corporations/index.md +++ b/wiki/corporations/index.md @@ -19,6 +19,31 @@ Major commercial entities operating at civilizational scale in the Settled Reach | [Nordmark Skog](nordmark-skog.md) | [Stillvakt](../star-systems/GJ-534/index.md) (GJ 534) | Timber and structural panels | West_reach corridor | | [Talbräu](talbrau.md) | [Brückenau](../star-systems/GJ-798/index.md) (GJ 798) | Franconian farmhouse lager | West_reach transit corridor | | [Vins de Grand Vide](vins-de-grand-vide.md) | [Confluent](../star-systems/GJ-395/index.md) (GJ 395) | Négociant wine cooperative; Grand Vide Classé certification and distribution | West_reach corridor; inner-corridor premium market | +| [Groombridge Settlement House](groombridge-settlement-house.md) | [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) (GJ 380) | Inter-faction financial clearing and settlement | Reach-wide | +| [Compact Financial Exchange](compact-financial-exchange.md) | [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) (GJ 601A) | Mark-denominated clearing, Compact currency infrastructure | Compact zone | +| [Meridian Risk Partners](meridian-risk.md) | [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) (GJ 380) | Commercial and infrastructure insurance underwriting | Reach-wide | +| [Somatic Futures](somatic-futures.md) | [Ran](../star-systems/GJ-144/index.md) (GJ 144) | Re-embodiment procedures and longevity clinical services | South_reach primary; inner corridor nodes | +| [The Blue Collective](the-blue-collective.md) | [Dagat](../star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md) (GJ 482A) | Deep ocean fishery, kelp cultivation, Dagat Blue dye | East_reach; reach-wide export | +| [Hanyang Precision Systems](hanyang-precision.md) | [Changwon](../star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md) (GJ 860B) | Precision navigation and gate calibration instruments | East_reach and reach-wide | +| [Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative](jeonnam-old-table.md) | [Changwon](../star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md) (GJ 860B) | Fermented foods and specialty agricultural products | East_reach; reach-wide export | +| [The Registry](the-registry.md) | [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) (GJ 380) | Commercial intelligence, corporate history, due diligence | Reach-wide | +| [Westmark Distribution](westmark-distribution.md) | [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) (GJ 601A) | Compact bulk freight and distribution logistics | Compact zone | +| [Kallast Agrosyndic](kallast-agrosyndic.md) | [Ran](../star-systems/GJ-144/index.md) (GJ 144) | Industrial-scale grain and staple crop production | South_reach and inner corridor | +| [Baektu Mining Alliance](baektu-mining-alliance.md) | [Zenzele](../star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md) (GJ 1111) | Belt mining, metallic ores and refined metals | South_reach belt operations | +| [Rare Vein Survey](rare-vein-survey.md) | [Parallax](../star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md) (GJ 280A) | Deep rock survey, mineral deposit prospecting | Reach-wide survey operations | +| [Cygni Combines](cygni-combines.md) | [Cygni B](../star-systems/GJ-820B/index.md) (GJ 820B) | Electronics manufacturing, industrial components | East_reach primary; reach-wide | +| [Lagrange Fuel Systems](lagrange-fuel-systems.md) | [GJ 445](../star-systems/GJ-445/index.md) (GJ 445) | Ice comet harvesting, fusion fuel supply | Inner corridor | +| [Société Chimique du Vide](societe-chimique.md) | [Confluent](../star-systems/GJ-395/index.md) (GJ 395) | Industrial chemicals, pharmaceutical precursors | West_reach primary; reach-wide | +| [Salud Alliance](salud-alliance.md) | [Matamba](../star-systems/GJ-884/index.md) (GJ 884) | Pharmaceutical distribution and formulary management | South_reach; reach-wide distribution | +| [Sato Medical Systems](sato-medical.md) | [Shimanami](../star-systems/GJ-848/index.md) (GJ 848) | Specialist medical devices and diagnostics | East_reach; export to inner corridor | +| [Sova Station Works](sova-station-works.md) | [Sova](../star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md) (GJ 280B) | Station module fabrication and habitat construction | Reach-wide | +| [Trans-Reach Rail](trans-reach-rail.md) | [Gateway](../star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md) (GJ 244A) | Railway infrastructure engineering, vacuum transit | Inner corridor and reach-wide | +| [Takamori Lattice Works](takamori-lattice-works.md) | [Dài Lộ](../star-systems/GJ-136/index.md) (GJ 136) | FTL drive components, lattice engineering | East_reach; reach-wide export | +| [Thalassa Resort Group](thalassa-resort-group.md) | [Gateway](../star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md) (GJ 244A) | Premium hospitality, transit hotels, fine dining | Gateway and major junction nodes | +| [Kovalev Freight Lines](kovalev-freight.md) | [Prometheus](../star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md) (GJ 702B) | Perishable freight, cold chain logistics | Reach-wide | +| [Umoja Freight](umoja-freight.md) | [Zenzele](../star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md) (GJ 1111) | Bulk freight, ore and metals distribution | South_reach; core corridor secondary | +| [Westphalia Heavy Works](westphalia-heavy-works.md) | [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) (GJ 601A) | Heavy mining and extraction equipment | Compact zone; west_reach | +| [Matahari Consumer Goods](matahari-consumer-goods.md) | [Confluência](../star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md) (GJ 566B) | Household goods, textiles, consumer essentials | South_reach; inner corridor | ## Key Relationships @@ -27,3 +52,11 @@ Major commercial entities operating at civilizational scale in the Settled Reach - **MVG ↔ Cygni B combines:** Competitors on hull structures, collaborators on specifications. The line between "vehicle" and "ship" is where contracts get interesting. - **Prometheus Labs → Assembly:** The founding Assembly members are still alive because of Prometheus Labs. Neither institution discusses this dependency. - **Prometheus Labs → Veil Institute:** Institute researchers are Perpetual-class. Five centuries of continuous study is possible because of Prometheus Labs technology. +- **Groombridge Settlement House ↔ Compact Financial Exchange:** The two clearing institutions that handle inter-currency settlement. Neither controls the other. Both depend on the other recognizing their instruments. +- **Groombridge Settlement House → The Registry:** Co-located at Groombridge/Lendel. The Registry's commercial intelligence feeds the due-diligence layer that GSH's correspondent relationships depend on. +- **Kallast Agrosyndic → Kovalev Freight Lines:** Ran's grain and produce requires cold chain to reach the inner corridor. The Agrosyndic's export contracts specify KFL's cold chain standard. +- **Baektu Mining Alliance → Umoja Freight:** Baektu produces the ore; Umoja moves it. Three-generation commercial relationship between adjacent south_reach founding-wave communities. +- **CFX ↔ Westmark Distribution ↔ Westphalia Heavy Works:** The three Ostmark-based Compact institutions — financial infrastructure, freight logistics, and heavy equipment — are the commercial backbone of Compact economic independence. +- **Somatic Futures → Prometheus Labs:** Clinical re-embodiment depends on Prometheus Labs hardware. Somatic Futures is the licensed clinical operator; Prometheus is the technology licensor. +- **Société Chimique du Vide → Matahari Consumer Goods:** SCV supplies industrial chemical inputs for Matahari's cleaning products and personal care manufacturing. Co-located at Confluência/Confluent corridor. +- **Cygni Combines → Hanyang Precision:** Electronics substrate supply relationship — Cygni manufactures components that Hanyang integrates into precision navigation instruments. diff --git a/wiki/corporations/jeonnam-old-table.md b/wiki/corporations/jeonnam-old-table.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..224488c49 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/jeonnam-old-table.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative" +description: "East reach fermentation cooperative — the sole producer of authentic Jeonnam Old Table doenjang, a paste whose scarcity is cultural policy as much as production constraint" +slug: jeonnam-old-table +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Changwon (GJ 860B) +tags: [organic_compounds, processed_food, east_reach, korean, fermentation, cooperative] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative + +**Type:** Corporation — Traditional Fermentation and Organic Products +**Also Known As:** Jeonnam Old Table, "the Table," "Old Table" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach; reach-wide luxury food market +**Headquarters:** Changwon (GJ 860B) — 3-aperture junction, east_reach +**Classification:** Certified producer cooperative; controlled-production artisanal brand + +--- + +## Overview + +Jeonnam Old Table doenjang is not available in most inner corridor systems. When it appears on a Mercado Travessia shelf, it is noted. When it sells out — which it always does — it does not appear again on a predictable schedule. This is not a supply chain failure. It is the product's fundamental character: Jeonnam Old Table is produced on Changwon, by a cooperative of about forty families, in quantities that the cooperative decides rather than that the market demands. + +Doenjang is fermented soybean paste — one of the foundational condiments of Korean culinary tradition, a product that requires months of controlled fermentation and aging under specific conditions, and that carries a depth of flavor that quick-process industrial analogues consistently fail to match. The "Old Table" name was chosen by the founding generation to signal precisely this distinction: traditional process, long timelines, the kind of product that requires a specific relationship to time that industrial production cannot accommodate. + +The result is a product with devoted buyers across six corridors and a producer who has, across three centuries, declined every offer to expand production to meet demand. The scarcity is intentional. It is what makes the paste mean something. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding families of the Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative arrived at Changwon as part of the wave_2 Korean-heritage settlement cohort. The name "Jeonnam" references Jeolla-nam-do — a province in the southern Korean peninsula, historically associated with fermented food traditions including doenjang, gochujang, and kimchi. The founding families carried those traditions as cultural inheritance, not as commercial intent: the first generation made paste for their own households, shared it with neighbors, and did not think of it as an export product. + +The export idea came from a second-generation member who had traveled to inner corridor systems and noticed that Korean fermented foods were available in synthetic or industrial forms that bore the names without the character. She brought the question back to the community: the food that their families had made for themselves was better than what was being sold as its substitute. Was there a market for the real thing? + +The cooperative was formed to answer the question collectively. The families who joined agreed to share their starter cultures — the microbial communities that had been maintained across generations and that were the irreplaceable biological component of the fermentation process — under a governance structure that ensured no individual family could commercialize the shared biological heritage without cooperative consent. The starter cultures are owned collectively. The brand is owned collectively. Individual members produce under the collective's certification framework and receive proportional proceeds. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Production:** Annual production is determined by the cooperative's cultivation committee based on the fermentation infrastructure available, the health of the starter culture populations, and a traditional calendar-based production cycle that the founding generation brought from their Korean heritage and that has not been modified in three centuries. Production is not expanded to meet demand. Production is maintained at the level that the cultivation committee certifies as consistent with the fermentation culture's long-term health. + +**Product lines:** Three main products. **Jeonnam Old Table Doenjang** — the flagship, aged 18 months minimum, sold in small-format crocks that have become collector items in inner corridor food markets. **Jeonnam Reserve Paste** — 36-month aging, limited release, distributed only through direct cooperative allocation (not through commercial intermediaries). **Old Table Gochujang** — a more recent addition, introduced in the second century of operation, produced at higher volume than the doenjang but still under the cooperative's certification framework. + +**Starter culture preservation:** The biological component of the cooperative's product is its most carefully managed asset. The starter cultures — the specific communities of microorganisms that produce the fermentation character — are maintained in redundant storage at three locations on Changwon, with the emergency backup maintained off-system at a location the cooperative board knows and does not publish. The cultures have been continuously maintained and passed down for three centuries. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Mercado Travessia:** The relationship is how most of the Reach knows Jeonnam Old Table exists. Mercado's buying team, with its Korean-heritage institutional fluency, was among the first inner corridor commercial networks to recognize the cooperative's product as worth the complicated logistics of sourcing from hop 8. The allocation they receive is small; the cultural signal their stocking it sends is large. Mercado does not markup the cooperative's products beyond standard retail margins — a courtesy that reflects the cooperative-to-cooperative relationship the buying team prefers. + +**The Changwon Bicameral Council:** The cooperative operates under Changwon's commercial governance. The relationship is constructive: the cooperative is a commercial asset the system takes pride in, and the council's support extends to defending the cooperative's brand certification in legal disputes that reach beyond Changwon's jurisdiction. The cooperative does not participate in the operators' council (its operations are too small to warrant a seat) but maintains informal relationships with council members through the founding-family social networks. + +**The Assembly:** The Assembly has no specific relationship with the cooperative beyond the commercial registration that allows it to export through the gate network. The cooperative holds Commission certification for food safety (required for Assembly-standard market access) and has maintained that certification without incident. The Commission's periodic inspections are uncomplicated — the cooperative produces food products through traditional methods that do not involve novel chemistry or industrial processing. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The starter culture divergence. + +Three centuries of maintaining a fermentation starter culture results in gradual natural variation — the microbial community drifts. The cooperative's current production uses starter cultures that are measurably different from the cultures the founding generation brought to Changwon, in ways that the cooperative's production committee has characterized as "natural maturation" and that a microbiologist would characterize as significant evolutionary divergence. + +The founding families' records — which the cooperative maintains carefully — include flavor profiles and fermentation characteristics from the first century of production that are not reproducible with the current cultures. The cooperative produces a product that is, biochemically and organoleptically, not the same as what the founders made. It is better, by most assessments that can be quantified. Whether it is authentic is a question the cooperative has decided not to engage with in public materials, because "authentic" is a claim their brand depends on. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Jeonnam Old Table is environmental texture and a social lever. The paste appears in inner corridor kitchens and market stalls as a marker of sophistication and access — the buyer who has it either lives in the east reach, has connections there, or is wealthy enough to pay the secondary market premium for the allocation that reaches inner corridor buyers. + +A player who knows the cooperative can acquire the Reserve Paste — the 36-month product, not sold commercially. A player who can acquire the Reserve Paste has a gift that carries social weight in contexts where that weight matters. This is a small thing with real use. + +For investigation: the starter culture archives contain three centuries of microbial documentation that is, incidentally, one of the most detailed continuous biological records in the east reach. The cultures themselves are living records of the Changwon Korean-heritage community's three-century history in a form that is both scientifically valuable and culturally irreplaceable. Why anyone would want access to them — and what the cooperative would do to protect them — is a story the cooperative has not had to tell yet. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Changwon](../star-systems/GJ-860B/index.md) — Headquarters system; Korean-heritage east reach junction +- [Mercado Travessia](mercado-travessia.md) — Primary inner-corridor distribution partner +- [Hanyang Precision Systems](hanyang-precision.md) — Co-located Changwon institution; shared founding heritage + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/kallast-agrosyndic.md b/wiki/corporations/kallast-agrosyndic.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e47e03fd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/kallast-agrosyndic.md @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +--- +title: "Kallast Agrosyndic" +description: "The dominant agricultural combine on Ran — controls the grain belt that feeds the inner Reach and has been doing so long enough that the structure of that control is simply the shape of things" +slug: kallast-agrosyndic +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Kallast (GJ 144) +tags: [agricultural_produce, processed_food, tractus, syndic, ran, monopolist] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Kallast Agrosyndic + +**Type:** Corporation — Agricultural Production and Grain Trade +**Also Known As:** Kallast Agrosyndic, "the Syndic," "Kallast Combine" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — grain supply for the inner corridor; agricultural policy anchor +**Headquarters:** Kallast (GJ 144, Ran system) — Ran's primary agricultural planet +**Classification:** Agricultural monopoly-in-practice; Assembly-recognized Syndic institution + +--- + +## Overview + +Of the seven agricultural combines on Ran that matter, Kallast Agrosyndic is the one that has the longest history, controls the most land, employs the most workers, and processes the most grain. It is not the Ran government. It does not claim to govern. But the council structure through which Ran is governed draws heavily from the leadership of the major combines, and the major combine whose leadership is most consistently represented in that governance structure is Kallast Agrosyndic. + +The grain belt that Kallast Agrosyndic manages — the amber continental shelves on Ran's primary planet that have been under continuous cultivation for five centuries — is the agricultural foundation of the inner Reach's food security. Sirius cannot feed itself. Gateway cannot feed itself. Ran can, and does, and Kallast Agrosyndic is the primary reason it can at the scale required. + +What the Agrosyndic does not claim, but what its market position implies, is pricing power. The inner Reach pays for grain what Ran's combines collectively ask. Kallast Agrosyndic is the largest of those combines. The correlation between its pricing decisions and the corridor-wide grain price is not announced. It is observed. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding wave_1 charter for Ran included an agricultural development directive — Earth's planners understood that a food-surplus world one hop from the capital was a strategic asset, and they structured the founding land grants and development credits accordingly. The Kallast land grants went to a consortium of seven founding families with agricultural expertise, who were expected to develop the Kallast continental shelf into the grain belt Earth's planners had modeled. + +The development took two centuries of intensive work and produced a result that exceeded the planners' projections. The founding families' descendants, now managing operations at scale that the original grants had not anticipated, found that the agricultural combines they had grown had a structural interest in coordination — not cartelization in the Assembly's legal sense, but the practical alignment of farming operations that share infrastructure, supply chains, and market access routes. The Syndic commercial framework that Ran uses to organize agricultural trade is, in its current form, largely the structure that Kallast Agrosyndic and the other major combines lobbied the Assembly to recognize four centuries ago. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Land holdings:** Kallast Agrosyndic's operational core is the western and northern Kallast continental shelves — approximately 40% of Ran's best agricultural land. Processing facilities, freight elevator access, and direct contracts with the transit operators who move grain off-planet are all in-house. The combine runs an integrated supply chain from soil to gate manifest. + +**Price mechanism:** Kallast Agrosyndic participates in the quarterly grain pricing mechanism operated through the Ran Agricultural Syndic Board — the inter-combine coordination body that sets the baseline prices for the corridor grain trade. Kallast Agrosyndic holds the largest single seat on the Board. The Board's pricing decisions require qualified majority; Kallast's seat is large enough that qualified majority is structurally unavailable without Kallast's agreement. + +**Labor structure:** Agricultural workers on Kallast Agrosyndic land are employed under the Agrosyndic's labor framework: housing on the land, compensation at rates set by the labor agreement the Agrosyndic negotiated with the worker representatives twenty years ago, and a social infrastructure (schools, clinics, community facilities) that the Agrosyndic provides on the land it owns. The workers are not bonded in any formal sense. Leaving requires finding alternative housing, which on Ran means leaving Agrosyndic land, which means the social network that one has spent one's life in. Most workers do not leave. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Concord Assembly:** The Assembly has a presence on Ran that acknowledges the system's importance without having the authority to affect it. The Agrosyndic participates in Assembly trade negotiations through the Syndic commercial framework and has shaped, over generations, the Assembly's agricultural trade policy in ways that reflect the Agrosyndic's interests without requiring any particular Assembly official to be aware that they are advancing those interests. + +**Kovalev Freight Lines:** The primary carrier for Kallast Agrosyndic's grain shipments. The freight relationship is long-term, structured through framework agreements that Kovalev and Kallast Agrosyndic renegotiate every ten years. The relationship is commercially normal and its scale is strategically significant: Kovalev's perishable express network exists in part because Kallast Agrosyndic's volume made it viable. The two institutions are interdependent without being formally integrated. + +**Other Ran combines:** The relationship between the seven major combines is cooperative coordination in the Syndic Board context and competitive agriculture in the market. Kallast Agrosyndic's size relative to the other six has been a structural feature of Ran's agricultural landscape for three centuries — it has grown, through land acquisition and worker relocation, into its current position gradually enough that no single transaction was a crisis. The smaller combines have not merged to counterbalance it. They have accommodated it. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The land register. + +Kallast Agrosyndic has been acquiring distressed agricultural parcels from smaller holders and families since the second wave_2 period. The pattern is not visible in any single transaction — each acquisition was legal, at market-assessed value, from sellers who had determined that they wanted to sell. The cumulative effect, visible only in a complete analysis of the land register spanning five centuries, is that Kallast Agrosyndic now controls a share of Ran's best agricultural land that the founding charter's allocation did not anticipate and that the Assembly's agricultural land policy does not address. + +The founding families whose ancestors signed the original Agrosyndic charter are well-represented on the current leadership board. The families who sold land to the Agrosyndic over the centuries — whose grandchildren are, in many cases, the workers the Agrosyndic now employs — are not. + +The Assembly's jurisdiction covers trade and transit. It does not reach Ran's internal land tenure arrangements. The Commission's mandate covers process integrity, not land ownership concentration. The Agrosyndic is not obligated to call this pattern to anyone's attention. It does not. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Kallast Agrosyndic is the economic institution through which Ran's actual governance works. A player who wants to understand why Ran is stable, why the Assembly's presence there is nominal rather than operational, and why the Guardians of Autonomy at Ran operate at quiet levels rather than active ones, needs to understand the Agrosyndic's structural position. + +The land register analysis is an accessible investigative project for a player willing to spend time in Ran's administrative archives. The result of that analysis — the complete picture of how the Agrosyndic came to control what it controls — is not secret, in the sense that all the individual records are public. It is simply not assembled anywhere in a form that makes the pattern obvious. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Ran](../star-systems/GJ-144/index.md) — Headquarters system; full system narrative +- [Somatic Futures](somatic-futures.md) — Co-located at Ran; institutional proximity +- [Kovalev Freight Lines](kovalev-freight.md) — Primary freight partner +- [Syndics](../factions/syndics.md) — Governing commercial framework + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/kovalev-freight.md b/wiki/corporations/kovalev-freight.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..096826d18 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/kovalev-freight.md @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +--- +title: "Kovalev Freight Lines" +description: "The Reach's specialist perishable freight operator — cold chain logistics from Ran's grain belt to the inner corridor, run by a family that treats shipping schedules as a matter of personal honor" +slug: kovalev-freight +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Prometheus (GJ 702B) +tags: [agricultural_produce, processed_food, freight, tractus, assembly, russian_heritage] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Kovalev Freight Lines + +**Type:** Corporation — Specialized Perishable Freight and Cold Chain Logistics +**Also Known As:** Kovalev, KFL +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — perishable freight primary; general cargo secondary +**Headquarters:** Prometheus (GJ 702B) — south_reach, Prometheus Labs' system, hop 2 +**Classification:** Freight specialist; distributor behavioral archetype + +--- + +## Overview + +Perishable freight is a different business from bulk freight. Grain that arrives two days late is grain that arrived. Produce that arrives two days late is produce that is no longer what the buyer contracted for. The entire commercial logic of perishable freight operates on shorter tolerances and higher accountability than bulk cargo, and the operators who serve it either understand this at an institutional level or they lose their customers to operators who do. + +Kovalev Freight Lines has been running perishable freight on the inner corridor routes since the founding generation — the Russian-heritage Kovalev family who settled at Prometheus three centuries ago and built their business around the commercial opportunity that Ran's agricultural exports and the inner corridor's food import requirements created. The route from Ran to Sirius, two hops, carrying grain and produce to the capital system that cannot feed itself, is the original Kovalev route and is still the route that defines the company's character. + +The Kovalev family runs the company. Three generations have run it. The fourth generation runs it now. The institutional personality that results from multigenerational family ownership of an operation whose reputation depends on reliability is exactly what it appears to be: Kovalev Freight is the freight operator that shows up on schedule, maintains cold chain throughout, and does not lose cargo. The rates reflect this. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding Kovalev — historical records give the name as Dmitri Kovalev, though whether this is the actual founder or a retroactive family attribution is unclear — arrived at Prometheus with a small fleet of cargo vessels and an understanding that the food supply chain connecting Ran to Sirius was the most reliable commercial route in the south_reach, because the demand for the cargo never went away and the supply was consistent. + +The original fleet was general cargo. The transition to perishable specialization came in the second generation, when the Kovalev vessels' cold chain equipment was upgraded to support Ran's expanding fresh produce exports. The investment in cold chain capacity — which was expensive and operationally demanding — gave the family a competitive advantage that the general cargo operators who had been handling perishable freight as a sideline could not match. + +The current institutional structure preserves the family's majority ownership through a trust vehicle established in the third generation, specifically to prevent any single family member or external pressure from forcing a sale that the family's collective judgment would oppose. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Perishable Express:** KFL's primary product — guaranteed cold chain on scheduled routes between major agricultural production systems and inner corridor consumption centers. The schedule is published and adhered to. Cargo that misses connection at a junction node is rerouted on the next available window; compensation for missed delivery is automatic rather than disputed. + +**KFL Cold Chain Standard:** The certification standard that KFL's cold chain equipment and procedures maintain throughout every perishable transit. The Standard is Commission-certified and published. It is the reference that Ran Agrosyndic's export contracts specify when they require certified cold chain. + +**General cargo:** A secondary business at the margins — KFL's scheduled routes carry general cargo in the hold capacity not required by perishable. The general cargo business is not differentiated from competitors; it fills capacity that would otherwise be empty. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Kallast Agrosyndic:** The relationship that defines Kovalev's commercial position. The framework agreement between KFL and the Agrosyndic governs a significant portion of KFL's annual cargo volume. The agreement is renegotiated every ten years. Both institutions know that the renegotiation is more ceremony than competition — the logistics alignment between the two is genuinely mutual — but both maintain the form of competitive negotiation because the form is what justifies the current pricing structure to the institutional stakeholders on both sides who are not directly involved in the operational relationship. + +**Somatic Futures:** An unlikely commercial relationship: KFL carries medical goods on its inner corridor routes, specifically the cold-chain-sensitive pharmaceutical products that Somatic Futures and other medical facilities require. The medical goods freight developed because Salud Alliance's cold chain on inner corridor routes uses KFL capacity where KFL's scheduled routes align with Salud's distribution needs. The medical goods account is commercially modest and institutionally useful — it gives KFL's schedule reliability a secondary validation that commercial customers recognize. + +**Gate Corporation:** The gate scheduling relationships that keep KFL's routes on reliable transit windows are managed through Gate Corporation's priority freight protocols. KFL's status as a recognized perishable freight operator gives it access to the priority booking system that general cargo operators do not have. The access is commercial rather than guaranteed; Gate Corporation can revoke priority status for commercial reasons. Kovalev family management has cultivated the Gate Corporation relationship personally across three generations. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The loss records. + +KFL's institutional reputation is built on the premise that it does not lose cargo. The company's published record supports this claim: no documented total cargo loss in forty years of operations; minor spoilage incidents that fall within the contractual tolerance. + +The loss records that KFL does not publish are the near-misses — the incidents where cold chain equipment failure was detected and corrected before reaching the threshold that would require reporting, the gate schedule deviations that were resolved without impacting delivery, and the cargo condition assessments at delivery that were accepted by the buyer at the borderline of contractual specification. None of these are reportable events under KFL's contracts. They are not discussed because discussing them would undermine the precision of the reputation KFL has built. + +The second silence is smaller: the founding Kovalev's original acquisition of the cold chain equipment was financed through a loan from an entity whose identity is documented in the family trust's founding records and whose relationship to the founding family is not explained anywhere in those records. The loan was repaid three generations ago. The entity that made it appears in no other commercial records in the Reach. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Kovalev Freight is the mechanism by which Ran's agricultural output reaches the inner corridor. Disrupting the Kovalev routes — through a contract dispute, a gate scheduling crisis, or a cold chain incident — is a supply chain attack against the capital system's food supply. Whether that is useful leverage or an atrocity depends on what the player is trying to accomplish. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Prometheus](../star-systems/GJ-702B/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Kallast Agrosyndic](kallast-agrosyndic.md) — Primary cargo source +- [Ran](../star-systems/GJ-144/index.md) — Agricultural production origin system +- [Salud Alliance](salud-alliance.md) — Medical goods freight partner + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/lagrange-fuel-systems.md b/wiki/corporations/lagrange-fuel-systems.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..470c3b4a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/lagrange-fuel-systems.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +--- +title: "Lagrange Fuel Systems" +description: "Frontier fusion fuel supplier — operates ice harvesting and refinement at outer reach systems where Gate Corp energy doesn't reach and local fuel production doesn't exist" +slug: lagrange-fuel-systems +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Lagrange Station (GJ 445) +tags: [fusion_fuel, water, ice_harvesting, frontier, independent, monopolist] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-186, D-187] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Lagrange Fuel Systems + +**Type:** Corporation — Ice Harvesting, Water Supply, and Fusion Fuel Refinement +**Also Known As:** Lagrange Fuel, LFS, "the fuel company" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach and frontier outer systems +**Headquarters:** Lagrange Station (GJ 445) — east_reach transit hub +**Classification:** Frontier energy infrastructure; monopolist at isolated nodes + +--- + +## Overview + +Every inhabited system needs fuel. Gate Corporation's energy-over-gate service reduces the demand at connected nodes, but Gate Corp deliberately does not extend energy service to systems outside its commercial coverage calculations — which means the outer east reach and frontier systems that are not on Gate Corp's grid must produce fusion fuel locally or import it. Lagrange Fuel Systems does both: it harvests ice from oort cloud bodies and outer belt objects, refines water into fuel at in-system processing stations, and sells the fuel at prices that reflect its monopoly position at systems that have no alternative. + +The 8:1 water-to-fuel conversion ratio makes frontier fuel expensive regardless of who produces it. LFS does not apologize for the cost. The systems that depend on Lagrange Fuel would not have reliable fuel access without it; the cost of that access is what the economics produce, and the frontier systems that complain about LFS pricing are mostly complaining because there is no one else to complain to. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding of Lagrange Fuel Systems was opportunistic — a logistics operator who had been running freight routes through the east reach in the early expansion period noticed that the fuel supply gaps at outer systems were creating schedule disruptions. Freight operators needed fuel to transit. If fuel was unavailable at a system, the operator either carried reserves at the cost of cargo capacity, or avoided the system, or waited. All three options were expensive. + +The founding operator converted part of his freight capacity to ice harvesting equipment, established the first LFS processing station at a water-ice-rich oort cloud body in the GJ 445 system, and began selling fuel at the outer systems on his existing routes. The markup over production cost was significant. No one had an alternative. The business model was immediately viable. + +The freight operations were sold when the fuel business grew large enough to justify full-time management. Lagrange Fuel Systems is now exclusively an energy infrastructure company. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Ice harvesting:** LFS operates harvesting equipment on outer belt and oort cloud objects in six systems across the east reach. The harvesting operations run continuously on rotation schedules that ensure consistent feedstock supply to the processing stations. + +**Processing stations:** Fuel refinement at 8:1 yield (8 tonnes of water to 1 tonne of fusion fuel) operates at four in-system processing nodes. The processing stations are the capital-intensive component of the operation — the equipment is expensive, the maintenance requirements are constant, and replacing a processing station involves lead times that the outer reach makes painful. + +**Distribution:** LFS delivers fuel to horizon station docking facilities at the outer systems it serves, and maintains buffer reserves at each delivery point calculated to cover the transit time from the processing station in case of schedule disruption. The buffer sizing is the institution's most important operational judgment — a buffer that is too small leaves a system without fuel between deliveries; a buffer that is too large ties up capital in product that cannot be used. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Gate Corporation:** The relationship is structural non-overlap. Gate Corp's energy service covers systems on its commercial grid. LFS covers systems that Gate Corp has not reached. The boundary between the two operators' territories is defined by Gate Corp's commercial coverage decisions — which are influenced by the density and wealth of the systems in question, not by LFS's operational presence. In theory, Gate Corp could extend energy service to systems currently served by LFS; in practice, the economics have not justified that extension for the thirty years LFS has been operating at those systems. + +**Frontier system governments:** LFS negotiates fuel supply contracts with the governing bodies of each system it serves. The negotiations are bilateral monopoly exercises — the system government has no alternative supplier, LFS has no alternative buyer for fuel produced at the system. The resulting prices reflect this dynamic. The system governments consistently describe LFS pricing as extractive. LFS's pricing models consistently describe it as cost-plus with appropriate risk adjustment for capital deployed at remote locations. + +**The Assembly:** The Assembly has no fuel supply policy that reaches the outer east reach — the systems where LFS operates are, practically speaking, beyond Assembly operational reach. The Commission's energy standards apply in principle; in practice, the Commission's presence at frontier systems is nominal, and LFS's certification status is maintained at the minimum required for gate transit documentation purposes. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The emergency reserves protocol. + +LFS's contracts with frontier systems include an emergency reserves clause: in the event of supply disruption, LFS is not liable for consequential damages if the disruption results from events outside its operational control. The definition of "outside operational control" in LFS's standard contract has been drafted to include most of the scenarios that a frontier fuel operator would actually face. + +What this means in practice: if a processing station fails, if an ice harvesting disruption delays feedstock supply, or if gate scheduling produces a delivery gap — the frontier system's population suffers fuel scarcity, the consequential damages (life support stress, industrial shutdown, economic disruption) are not LFS's legal liability, and the system has no recourse beyond renegotiating the contract at the next renewal cycle. + +LFS's emergency reserves are adequate for the scenarios that fit within the contract's liability framework. They are not adequate for a sustained disruption longer than six weeks. LFS has not published this analysis. It has not been asked for it. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Lagrange Fuel is the supply chain vulnerability that outer reach systems live with. A player operating at frontier systems will encounter LFS pricing, LFS delivery schedules, and LFS's emergency reserves protocol as the structural context for the energy insecurity that frontier life involves. + +Disrupting LFS — through a contract dispute, a processing station incident, or a supply chain interference — is a lever that affects not just LFS's commercial operation but the life support and industrial function of the systems it serves. The ethics of using that lever is a question the game doesn't answer. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — Non-overlapping energy service provider +- [Takamori Lattice Works](takamori-lattice-works.md) — East reach institutional neighbor +- [Far Reach systems generally] — Dependent supply base + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/matahari-consumer-goods.md b/wiki/corporations/matahari-consumer-goods.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5b6c29d5a --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/matahari-consumer-goods.md @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +--- +title: "Matahari Consumer Goods" +description: "South reach consumer products manufacturer operating from Confluência — produces the everyday goods that fill Reach households, in volumes and at prices that require an Assembly-scale supply chain to sustain" +slug: matahari-consumer-goods +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Confluência (GJ 566B) +tags: [consumer_goods, textiles, tractus, assembly, malay_heritage, south_reach] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Matahari Consumer Goods + +**Type:** Corporation — Consumer Products Manufacturing and Distribution +**Also Known As:** Matahari, MCG +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — mass-market consumer goods and household products +**Headquarters:** Confluência (GJ 566B) — south_reach junction, Portuguese-heritage founding community +**Classification:** Consumer goods producer; Assembly commercial supply chain anchor + +--- + +## Overview + +"Matahari" means sun in Malay — the language the company's founding family brought from the mixed-heritage Confluência settlement community, where Malay and Portuguese heritage have been interweaving for two centuries. The name was chosen for its warmth and its commercial resonance: the sun is present everywhere, as the company's founders hoped their products would be. + +Matahari Consumer Goods produces the mundane essentials of settled life: household textiles, basic clothing items that are not the premium technical garments of thrds but the everyday functional clothing that the Reach's population needs, cleaning supplies, personal care products, packaging, and the small manufactured items that people buy without thinking much about who made them. This is not glamorous manufacturing. It is essential manufacturing, and the scale at which Matahari operates makes it one of the Reach's most significant suppliers of goods that command almost no individual attention. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding family — the Zain family, Malay-heritage third-generation Confluência residents — operated a small textile manufacturing operation that grew into a diversified consumer goods business over two generations. The growth was driven by two strategic decisions: first, that the south_reach's cooperative commerce network was an underserved distribution channel for mass-market consumer goods (the cooperatives that managed Confluência's commercial infrastructure were excellent at agricultural products but needed help with the manufactured goods their populations required); and second, that consistent quality at competitive prices was more valuable commercially than differentiated premium goods, because the mass market is larger and more stable. + +The distribution partnership with Mercado Travessia — formalized in the second generation — gave Matahari reach into the middle corridor markets that the south_reach cooperative network alone could not access. The partnership is still in place. Mercado's south_reach procurement sourcing model, which preferences cooperative-origin suppliers, suits Matahari perfectly. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Matahari Home Series:** Household goods — textiles, cleaning products, personal care items — the category that represents the majority of Matahari's volume. The Home Series is the visible face of the brand in markets that carry it: the packaging is distinctive (warm orange-gold, consistent with the sun motif that runs through all Matahari branding) and the price positioning is deliberately accessible. + +**Confluência Standard:** A mid-tier product line for markets where the Home Series's mass-market positioning is below the local quality expectation. The Confluência Standard products use the same production base as the Home Series but with upgraded materials and finishing. + +**Sun Brand Consumer Pack:** Matahari's institutional sale offering — standardized consumer goods packs sold to station operators, mining operations, and institutional buyers who need to provision large populations with consumer essentials without managing individual product procurement. The Sun Brand packs are Matahari's highest-volume sales channel by unit count. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Mercado Travessia:** The distribution relationship that defines Matahari's inner-corridor reach. Mercado's procurement framework — which runs on cooperative-to-cooperative agreements — is exactly the commercial structure that suits a Confluência-based cooperative manufacturer. The relationship is mutual and durable: Mercado needs a reliable supplier of consumer goods from south_reach cooperative sources; Matahari needs distribution reach that its own freight capacity cannot provide. + +**Société Chimique du Vide:** SCV produces some of the industrial chemical inputs that Matahari's cleaning product and personal care manufacturing requires. The relationship is supplier-buyer, commercial-standard. The co-location at Confluência (both companies are headquartered in the same system) makes the logistics straightforward. + +**The Confluência Customs Brokers' Guild:** Matahari's cross-framework commercial documentation — which, like all south_reach cooperative exports, needs to navigate the documentation complexity that Confluência's customs infrastructure specializes in — runs through Guild-certified processes. The relationship is institutional and longstanding. Matahari's commercial volume makes it one of the Guild's larger clients. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The substitution in the supply chain. + +Matahari's consumer goods use certified materials throughout — the Commission certification requirements for food-contact textiles and personal care products require specific material standards that Matahari's production documentation certifies. The certifications are real. + +What the certifications do not cover: the subcontracted component of Matahari's supply chain, where small manufacturers in outer south_reach systems produce sub-assembly components for Matahari's assembly operations. The subcontractors are not directly certified; Matahari's certification covers the finished goods. The material standard at the subcontractor level is not separately audited. + +Matahari's quality control function conducts periodic spot inspections of subcontractor inputs. The inspection records show periodic deviations that are within the contractual tolerance. The contractual tolerance was written by Matahari. The Commission's certification framework was written before the current subcontracting structure was in place. Whether the current production model fully satisfies the spirit of the Commission's material standard requirements, rather than just their letter, is a question Matahari's compliance team has considered and has characterized as a definitional rather than substantive matter. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Matahari is commercial background — the company whose products are everywhere in lower-income residential environments, stations, and working communities across the south_reach and inner corridor. Its presence is environmental texture. + +The supply chain opacity is a low-level investigation. The consumer goods that people use without thinking about them have production histories that, if followed back, reveal the gap between certification representation and actual material sourcing. For a player following a materials contamination story, or investigating a consumer product safety complaint, Matahari's subcontractor network is where the investigation leads. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Confluência](../star-systems/GJ-566B/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Mercado Travessia](mercado-travessia.md) — Primary distribution partner +- [Société Chimique du Vide](societe-chimique.md) — Chemical inputs supplier (co-located) + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/meridian-risk.md b/wiki/corporations/meridian-risk.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d30419fd3 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/meridian-risk.md @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +--- +title: "Meridian Risk Partners" +description: "The Reach's dominant freight and commercial insurance underwriter — Commission-certified risk assessment tied to Assembly compliance ratings" +slug: meridian-risk +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Lendel (GJ 380) +tags: [insurance, financial_services, tractus, assembly, groombridge] +decision_refs: [D-171, D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Meridian Risk Partners + +**Type:** Corporation — Insurance Underwriting and Reinsurance +**Also Known As:** Meridian Risk, Meridian +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — freight insurance, cargo bonding, credit surety, commercial liability +**Headquarters:** Lendel (GJ 380) — 2-aperture loop_member, 2 hops from Gateway +**Classification:** Primary commercial insurance market; Assembly compliance-linked + +--- + +## Overview + +Commercial freight that transits a gate without insurance coverage is not unusual. It is also, in practice, nearly unbankable: letters of credit require it, Syndic commercial agreements specify it, and any operator who has lost an uninsured freight load to gate disruption, piracy, or spoilage has learned the lesson that the industry will not teach them twice. Meridian Risk Partners is the institution that most of the Reach's commercial operators talk to first when they need coverage, and that most of them end up using. + +The reason Meridian dominates is not the best rates — there are smaller underwriters who quote more aggressively on specific cargo classes or specific routes. The reason is the Meridian Risk Pool structure: Meridian pools risk across a portfolio so large and so geographically diversified that individual disruptions that would be catastrophic for a smaller underwriter are manageable statistical events for Meridian. A Gate failure at hop 5 destroys the quarterly book for every underwriter who was concentrated in that corridor. Meridian's book re-equilibrates within a settlement cycle. + +The Groombridge co-location with GSH is not coincidental. The financial infrastructure that makes interstellar commerce possible — clearing, certification, insurance — has concentrated in Lendel over four centuries because each element of that infrastructure reinforces the others. Lendel is where the financial Reach lives. + +--- + +## Origin + +Meridian Risk Partners was founded two generations after GSH, by a group of commercial combine representatives who had grown frustrated with underwriters who could not honor large claims because they had concentrated their book in the wrong place at the wrong time. The founding principle was actuarial: adequate diversification is not a virtue, it is the minimum condition for operating as an underwriter at interstellar scale. Any underwriter who cannot absorb a multi-system cascade loss from their operating capital is not actually an underwriter — they are a deposit-taker who has told clients they are insured. + +The founding partners combined their individual combine portfolios into a single risk pool and hired actuarial talent from the most mathematically rigorous institutions in the Reach at that time, specifically to build the models that would tell them how large the pool needed to be to absorb various catastrophe scenarios. The answer the models returned was: much larger than anyone currently operating. The founders spent the next two decades building toward that scale. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Risk assessment:** Meridian's actuarial staff maintain loss models for every gate corridor in the Reach, updated quarterly from Commission accident and disruption reporting. The models are proprietary and represent four centuries of loss data. No other institution in the Reach has equivalent historical depth. The implication — that Meridian can price risk more accurately than anyone else — is the foundation of the company's competitive position. + +**Commission compliance coupling:** Meridian's premium schedule includes a compliance adjustment factor. Operators whose Commission certification is current and who have no outstanding compliance violations receive a standard premium. Operators with compliance issues pay elevated premiums. Operators who cannot demonstrate Commission certification for their commercial classification may be declined. This is commercially motivated — Commission-certified operations have historically lower loss rates — but its effect is structural: a non-compliant operator who cannot get insurance cannot get credit, and an operator without credit cannot grow. + +The Commission has never formally requested this coupling. Meridian adopted it based on loss data analysis. The outcome is that Meridian's underwriting policy functions as a private-sector enforcement mechanism for Commission certification requirements. + +**Geographic limits:** Meridian's standard policies cover transit within the Tractus-primary and MIXED zones. Deep Compact zone cargo requires specialized coverage from Compact-zone underwriters or from Meridian's Compact-exposure desk, which prices the political risk premium at rates that many Compact operators consider punitive. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Lattice Commission:** Meridian is the Commission's most important commercial partner in the insurance sector. Commission loss reporting feeds Meridian's actuarial models; Meridian's premium structure creates commercial incentives for compliance. Neither institution advertises the circularity. The Commission views Meridian as a market mechanism that achieves policy outcomes that Commission enforcement cannot reach. Meridian views the Commission as a data source. + +**Groombridge Settlement House:** Every Meridian insurance claim above a threshold amount settles through GSH. The relationship is operational rather than strategic. Meridian does not depend on GSH for its core underwriting function, but the settlement infrastructure that allows insurers to pay claims across gate distances requires clearing infrastructure, and GSH provides it. + +**The Compact Financial Exchange:** Meridian does not have a formal relationship with CFX, and its Compact-zone coverage is structured to avoid requiring one. The Mark-to-Tractus conversion premium on Compact-zone policies is the price operators pay for using Tractus-denominated insurance in a Mark-primary economy. + +**The Ring and shadow economy operators:** Meridian knows that a meaningful fraction of the Reach's commercial freight is uninsured not because operators cannot afford coverage, but because the cargo would not survive Meridian's disclosure requirements. Contraband does not get covered. Shadow economy operators do not file claims. The gap between Meridian's insured freight volume and the total freight volume estimated by the Commission's shadow monitoring is one data point in Meridian's ongoing assessment of the Reach's shadow economy size. This data is not published. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The model's largest stress scenario. + +Meridian's catastrophe modeling includes a scenario category labeled in internal documents as "infrastructure cascade" — events that would disable multiple gates simultaneously across a corridor, producing a loss event that no single underwriter could absorb. The modeling team has estimated the probability of such an event (low), the mechanism most likely to produce it (deliberate disruption of horizon station maintenance cycles rather than natural failure), and the minimum pool size Meridian would need to operate through it (larger than Meridian's current capital). + +The internal recommendation produced by this analysis — that Meridian needs a reinsurance treaty with another large institution to be adequately capitalized against infrastructure cascade scenarios — has been in front of the board for eleven years. The board has not acted on it, because the only institution large enough to provide the required reinsurance in a scenario that already stresses Meridian is GSH, and formalizing a capital dependency on GSH would compromise Meridian's institutional independence in ways the board considers unacceptable. + +The second silence: Meridian's loss data is more comprehensive than any other institution's. It includes loss records for operations that were insured under commercial names that have since been dissolved, merged, or renamed — in some cases because the insured entity committed fraud, and the fraud came to light through the loss investigation. These records are retained. They are not available to the Commission, which has no subpoena authority over private insurance records in the absence of a filed complaint. They are not available to the Assembly. They are Meridian's internal intelligence, and they describe, in the aggregate, a fairly complete picture of the Reach's commercial failure modes over four centuries. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Meridian Risk is an investigative resource. A player who gains access to a subject's insurance records has access to a complete history of their commercial losses — which is a history of their operational failures, their fraud incidents, and their risk behavior patterns. Meridian's records are difficult to access (the institution has excellent operational security and no interest in facilitating unauthorized record access), but the difficulty is proportionate to their value. + +For normal commercial operations, Meridian is simply the entity that provides insurance. Routine interaction with Meridian's representatives involves policy applications, premium negotiations, and claim filings — transactions that reveal Meridian's information-gathering instincts without requiring the player to do anything dramatic. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Groombridge Settlement House](groombridge-settlement-house.md) — Co-located clearing partner +- [The Registry](the-registry.md) — Co-located intelligence firm; relationship unarticulated +- [Lattice Commission](../factions/lattice-commission.md) — Data provider and compliance coupling partner + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/rare-vein-survey.md b/wiki/corporations/rare-vein-survey.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cba00b5de --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/rare-vein-survey.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +title: "Rare Vein Survey" +description: "The Reach's specialist rare minerals and lattice-grade material survey and extraction firm — the institution that finds what others cannot find and extracts what others cannot reach" +slug: rare-vein-survey +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Parallax (GJ 280A) +tags: [rare_minerals, lattice_grade_material, mining, assembly, specialist] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-177] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Rare Vein Survey + +**Type:** Corporation — Rare Minerals Survey and Specialist Extraction +**Also Known As:** Rare Vein, RVS +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — survey operations wherever rare mineral deposits exist +**Headquarters:** Parallax (GJ 280A) — inner core system, survey data archive center +**Classification:** Specialist extraction firm; survey monopoly in practice + +--- + +## Overview + +Most mining operations work from geological surveys that were conducted by prior survey teams, Commission geological certification records, and regional knowledge accumulated over generations of extraction. Rare Vein Survey conducts the original surveys. When a government, mining operator, or development consortium needs to know whether a specific asteroid complex, belt system, or planetary subsurface contains rare mineral deposits worth extracting, they hire Rare Vein Survey to find out. + +The survey data that Rare Vein has compiled over three centuries of operations constitutes an asset whose value is difficult to calculate. It is the most comprehensive private geological record of the Reach's mineral distribution — covering rare minerals, lattice-grade material deposits, and the specific geological indicator signatures that precede both. The data is proprietary. It is not for sale. It is the basis for every RVS engagement with clients, who pay for survey conclusions rather than for access to the underlying dataset. + +--- + +## Origin + +The firm was founded by a Commission geological analyst who had spent twenty years building the Reach's geological survey methodology before concluding that the Commission's survey program was systematically under-resourced for the scope of what it was trying to do. She left the Commission, took the methodological expertise she had built, and founded a private firm to conduct the surveys the Commission was too slow and too poorly funded to get to. + +The Commission was initially hostile to the creation of a private survey competitor. The hostility moderated when the first Rare Vein survey — a deep-rock analysis of a previously passed-over asteroid complex — identified a lattice-grade material deposit that the Commission's own geological team had missed in their earlier survey. The Commission purchased the survey results. The relationship has been transactional ever since. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Survey methodology:** RVS's survey approach combines deep-penetration sensing technology with pattern-matching analysis that identifies geological signatures associated with rare mineral formation. The technology is proprietary; the Commission's certification of RVS survey results as valid for commercial claim filing implies acceptance of the methodology without disclosure of its specifics. + +**Lattice-grade material specialization:** The most commercially significant portion of RVS's portfolio is its lattice-grade material survey work in the east reach. Lattice-grade deposits are geologically unusual — requiring specific formation conditions that make them rare and geographically concentrated. RVS holds the most complete map of known lattice-grade deposits in the Reach. Every major lattice substrate producer knows that the next significant deposit discovery will come through RVS. + +**Extraction operations:** RVS is not primarily an extraction company — it conducts limited extraction operations on a fee-for-service basis when survey clients lack the operational capability to begin extraction themselves. The extraction function is secondary to the survey function, and the firm maintains smaller extraction capacity than its survey activities might suggest. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Veil Institute:** The Institute's research operations require lattice-grade material inputs that must be certified to specific grades. RVS supplies the certified raw material that feeds the Institute's downstream supply chain. The relationship is commercially standard; neither institution discloses its specifics. The Institute's interest in lattice-grade material supply security is longstanding and self-explanatory given what lattice technology enables. + +**Gate Corporation:** Gate components require lattice-grade material. Gate Corporation purchases lattice-grade certified raw material through the standard market. RVS's survey and certification work is part of the supply chain that Gate Corporation depends on for its core manufacturing input. Gate Corporation is aware of this. Gate Corporation does not advertise its dependence on a supply chain that begins with RVS's geological surveys. + +**The Lattice Commission:** The Commission's geological certification division and RVS have a long adversarial-cooperative relationship. The Commission relies on RVS survey data for its own geological assessments; the Commission's certification of RVS methodology gives RVS's surveys commercial validity; and the Commission periodically attempts to compel disclosure of RVS's survey methodology as a condition of certification renewal. RVS has resisted every such attempt. The Commission has never pulled the certification. Both institutions understand that pulling the certification would damage the Commission's geological assessment capability more than it would damage RVS. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The mapped-but-unclaimed deposits. + +RVS's survey archive contains records of deposits that the firm has surveyed, characterized, and then not pursued — either because the client who commissioned the survey declined to file a claim, or because the commercial conditions at the time of the survey did not make extraction economic, or because the deposit was identified through passive geological scanning rather than a client commission and no claim filing was appropriate. + +These records represent future economic value: deposits that exist, are characterized, and will become economic when conditions change. RVS maintains this archive as an institutional asset. The archive is not registered with the Commission's geological service as required by Assembly commercial law, which specifies that known mineral deposits must be registered within 18 months of characterization. + +The non-registration is the firm's most significant regulatory exposure. The archive has grown through accumulation over three centuries; the registration requirement post-dates the firm's founding; and the retroactive compliance cost of registering the archive would require disclosing its contents to a public registry that RVS's competitors would immediately mine for claim opportunities. The firm has made a decision not to comply. The Commission has not conducted the audit that would identify the non-compliance. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Rare Vein Survey is the institution that knows where the Reach's mineral wealth is. A player who gains access to the survey archive — or who cultivates a source with knowledge of specific unmapped-but-characterized deposits — has economic intelligence of the highest commercial value. + +The registration violation is a leverage tool: documenting it gives the player a Commission compliance case that could force disclosure of the archive or bring significant financial penalties on the firm. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Parallax](../star-systems/GJ-280A/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Takamori Lattice Works](takamori-lattice-works.md) — Downstream lattice-grade material consumer +- [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — End-market for lattice-grade material +- [Lattice Commission](../factions/lattice-commission.md) — Regulatory relationship + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/salud-alliance.md b/wiki/corporations/salud-alliance.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..eac8af32f --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/salud-alliance.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +--- +title: "Salud Alliance" +description: "Reach-wide medical goods distributor based in Matamba — sources pharmaceuticals and medical equipment from across the corridor network and delivers them to systems that cannot produce their own" +slug: salud-alliance +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Matamba (GJ 884) +tags: [medical_goods, chemicals, south_reach, tractus, assembly, distributor] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Salud Alliance + +**Type:** Corporation — Medical Goods Distribution and Supply Chain Management +**Also Known As:** Salud, SA +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — medical goods distribution from south_reach hub +**Headquarters:** Matamba (GJ 884, south_reach) — Ferreira Monteiro's home system +**Classification:** Medical goods distributor; Assembly compliance-linked + +--- + +## Overview + +Medical goods are not manufactured in every system. Most systems can manufacture simple medical consumables locally, but the pharmaceutical compounds, diagnostic equipment, and surgical infrastructure that a modern medical system requires are produced at a small number of industrial-scale operations and must then be distributed to the rest of the Reach through freight networks. Salud Alliance is the south_reach's primary mechanism for that distribution. + +Salud does not manufacture. It sources, warehouses, quality-certifies, and distributes. The practical effect of this model is that Salud's institutional knowledge is about supply chains, not chemistry or manufacturing — about where to source, which suppliers are reliable, which freight routes are stable, and how to manage reserve inventory so that system medical facilities do not run out of critical supplies between deliveries. + +--- + +## Origin + +Salud Alliance was incorporated from a network of south_reach pharmaceutical traders who had been moving medical goods individually and recognized that their collective volumes would give them bargaining power with suppliers and carriers that they lacked individually. The Alliance structure was the south_reach's cooperative commercial instinct applied to a supply chain with life-or-death implications. + +The early years involved standardizing quality certification across the network — ensuring that what Salud delivered to a buyer was what the supplier had certified, that nothing had degraded in transit, and that the Commission's medical goods certification requirements were met at every stage. The certification infrastructure that Salud built for this purpose became, over time, the company's principal competitive advantage: other distributors could source the same medical goods from the same suppliers, but they could not match Salud's documented certification continuity. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Procurement:** Salud sources pharmaceutical compounds from industrial chemical producers (primarily SCV for certified-grade feedstocks), medical equipment from manufacturers across the Reach (including Sato Medical Systems for east reach products), and consumables from regional manufacturers at the production sites closest to the delivery destinations. + +**Cold chain management:** Medical goods — particularly pharmaceuticals — require controlled temperature during transit. Salud's investment in cold-chain freight capacity is what distinguishes it from bulk distributors who move medical goods as a secondary cargo. Salud's cold chain is purpose-built for the medical goods supply function. + +**Emergency reserve protocol:** Salud maintains buffer reserves at distribution nodes across the south_reach corridor, sized to cover the supply gap during the longest likely transit disruption for each node's delivery route. The reserve sizing is the result of two centuries of supply disruption data analysis. The reserves exist; most health systems in the south_reach have never needed them at full capacity. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Ferreira Monteiro:** Co-location at Matamba creates institutional proximity. Ferreira Monteiro handles commercial arbitration, including disputes in the medical goods supply chain; Salud's buyers and suppliers have used Ferreira Monteiro's arbitration services. The two institutions do not have a formal relationship, but the overlap in their commercial networks at Matamba means they encounter each other regularly. + +**Sato Medical Systems:** Salud's east reach procurement partner for medical goods and lower-tier implant hardware. The relationship is commercial and standardized; Salud receives competitive pricing for volume commitments, and Sato receives distribution reach into the south_reach corridor that its own freight operations could not achieve independently. + +**Somatic Futures:** Somatic Futures' re-embodiment procedures require medical goods inputs that Salud supplies at clinical facilities across the Reach. The relationship is commercial; the scale is significant. Somatic Futures is among Salud's largest buyers for specific pharmaceutical categories. + +**The Assembly Medical Certification Board:** Salud's Commission certification for medical goods distribution requires annual review and is the most operationally critical certification the company holds. Loss of certification would mean that the medical facilities Salud serves could not use its products in Commission-standard care. The certification review is taken seriously by both institutions. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The substitution registry. + +Salud maintains a proprietary database of medical goods substitution — alternative products that can replace a specific pharmaceutical or equipment item when the primary supply is unavailable. The substitution registry is the practical tool that allows Salud's distribution network to respond to supply disruptions without immediately creating clinical shortfalls: if the primary supply of a specific compound is delayed, Salud's logistics system identifies the closest certified substitute and adjusts the delivery accordingly. + +What Salud does not disclose: the substitution decisions made during supply disruptions are documented in the registry, but the documentation of the clinical outcomes that followed those substitutions is not available to the health systems that received the substituted products. Salud tracks whether substitute products were delivered; it does not have a mechanism to track whether clinical outcomes differed when substitutes were used. The absence of outcome tracking is technically within Salud's regulatory obligations. It is not consistent with what the health facilities that depend on Salud believe about their supply chain visibility. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Salud Alliance is supply chain infrastructure that becomes visible when something goes wrong with a medical supply. A disruption to Salud's distribution — through a shipping incident, a supply source failure, or a certification suspension — cascades directly to clinical facilities whose buffer reserves are sized for days, not weeks. + +The substitution registry is an investigative resource: a player who accesses Salud's substitution records can identify which clinical facilities have been receiving substitute products, and when, and what the clinical context was. Whether any specific substitution event produced adverse outcomes requires further investigation that Salud's records do not contain — but adjacent records might. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Matamba](../star-systems/GJ-884/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Ferreira Monteiro](ferreira-monteiro.md) — Co-located institutional neighbor +- [Sato Medical Systems](sato-medical.md) — East reach procurement partner +- [Somatic Futures](somatic-futures.md) — Major clinical buyer +- [Société Chimique du Vide](societe-chimique.md) — Pharmaceutical feedstock supplier + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/sato-medical.md b/wiki/corporations/sato-medical.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0d6c929bb --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/sato-medical.md @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +--- +title: "Sato Medical Systems" +description: "East reach medical goods manufacturer and Somatic Futures partner — supplies the outer corridors with pharmaceutical and diagnostic equipment that would otherwise take months to import from the inner reach" +slug: sato-medical +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Oshima (GJ 848) +tags: [medical_goods, implant_hardware, east_reach, japanese, assembly] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Sato Medical Systems + +**Type:** Corporation — Medical Goods Manufacturing and East Reach Distribution +**Also Known As:** Sato Medical, SMS +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach corridor; medical goods supply to mid-reach via Salud Alliance +**Headquarters:** Oshima (GJ 848) — east_reach through_route node +**Classification:** Medical goods manufacturer; Assembly-certified specialist + +--- + +## Overview + +The east reach systems cannot wait eighteen months for a medical supply shipment from the inner corridor. The demographic that settled the east reach in the wave_3 and wave_4 periods included significant Japanese-heritage communities with medical and pharmaceutical expertise, and several of those communities built manufacturing capacity in-corridor specifically to reduce the dependency on inner-reach supply for clinical essentials. + +Sato Medical Systems is the largest of these east-reach medical manufacturers. Founded at Oshima — a system with G2V primary conditions suitable for pharmaceutical-grade chemistry and a Japanese-heritage founding community — Sato Medical has grown from a local manufacturer serving corridor systems within transit reach to a regional supplier whose products flow inward through the Salud Alliance network as well as outward to the frontier. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding Sato family were pharmaceutical chemists who immigrated to the east reach in the early wave_3 period, carrying the institutional knowledge of pharmaceutical synthesis that they had developed in the inner corridor. The motivation was explicit: the east reach's medical supply situation was precarious, the founders believed they could improve it, and they preferred to work at a frontier that needed them rather than compete in a market where their capabilities were commodities. + +Sato Medical's first generation built pharmaceutical synthesis capacity for the compounds most needed at the outer east reach systems. The second generation added diagnostic equipment manufacturing. The third generation developed the Somatic Futures partnership — a referral and assessment relationship that allows Sato Medical's clinical staff to provide re-embodiment consultation services without requiring east reach patients to travel to inner-corridor facilities for initial assessment. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Pharmaceutical production:** Sato Medical produces pharmaceutical compounds for the standard clinical formulary — the range of medications that every functional health system requires. The production is Commission-certified and supplies both local east reach health facilities and the Salud Alliance distribution network that moves product inward. + +**Diagnostic equipment:** Sato Medical's diagnostic product line covers imaging, laboratory analysis, and monitoring equipment. The east reach market for diagnostic equipment is substantially larger than the inner corridor market relative to population, because east reach health facilities cannot assume rapid supply of replacement equipment from inner-corridor sources and therefore maintain more equipment per facility. + +**SMS Neural Calibration:** A niche product line developed in partnership with Hanyang Precision Systems — diagnostic equipment for neural implant performance monitoring, combining Sato Medical's clinical knowledge with Hanyang's precision manufacturing capability. The product is used in Somatic Futures' assessment protocols for clients who have existing implant hardware. + +**Somatic Futures partnership:** Sato Medical's clinical staff are certified by Somatic Futures to conduct initial re-embodiment assessment protocols. Clients who qualify for full assessment are referred to Somatic Futures facilities; clients who do not qualify receive complete assessment documentation from Sato Medical's staff. The partnership extends re-embodiment access to the east reach without requiring every assessment to be conducted at a Somatic Futures full-service facility. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Somatic Futures:** The referral partnership is commercial and institutionally cooperative. Sato Medical generates referral revenue for qualified assessments and service revenue for non-qualifying assessments. Somatic Futures gains east reach market access and qualified assessments conducted according to its protocols. The relationship is structurally sound. + +**Salud Alliance:** The distribution partnership gives Sato Medical's products reach into the south_reach and inner corridor markets. Salud Alliance provides the distribution infrastructure that Sato Medical's own freight capacity cannot cover. The relationship is commercial-standard; both institutions have alternatives if the partnership dissolves, but the current arrangement is efficient for both. + +**Hanyang Precision Systems:** The SMS Neural Calibration product development partnership is the east reach's most technically interesting institutional collaboration. The two Changwon-adjacent institutions — Sato Medical at Oshima, Hanyang at Changwon — found a commercial alignment in the diagnostics space that neither had anticipated during their initial commercial relationship as supplier (Hanyang instruments in Sato Medical facilities) and customer. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The formulary gap. + +Sato Medical's certified formulary covers the clinical essentials — the range of medications that the Commission's medical certification process validates for supply in the east reach. The certified formulary is, by design, a manageable set of high-priority compounds. + +What the certified formulary does not cover: the specialist medications for less common conditions, the second-line treatments for cases where standard therapy fails, and the investigational compounds that inner-corridor health systems have access to through clinical trial networks and specialty import channels that the east reach cannot access at the same speed or cost. A patient at Oshima with a condition requiring specialist medication is treated with what Sato Medical can supply and hope is sufficient — or they travel to the inner corridor, which most east reach residents cannot afford on the required timeline. + +Sato Medical's clinical leadership has filed Commission applications for expanded formulary certification twice. Both applications were declined for insufficient supporting clinical data from east reach treatment populations. The data required to demonstrate sufficient clinical need would take another generation of case documentation to accumulate at the prevalence rates in the east reach population. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Sato Medical is the east reach's medical infrastructure, visible in every health facility from Changwon outward. An east reach player who needs medical care will encounter Sato Medical's formulary constraints at some point if their health situation is unusual — the things Sato Medical cannot supply are as narratively relevant as the things it can. + +The formulary gap creates specific situations: a patient who needs something not in Sato Medical's approved range, a clinical staff member who wants to help but is constrained by certification limits, and the inner corridor connections that could provide access but at costs and timelines that the situation may not accommodate. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Oshima](../star-systems/GJ-848/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Somatic Futures](somatic-futures.md) — Re-embodiment assessment partnership +- [Salud Alliance](salud-alliance.md) — Distribution partner +- [Hanyang Precision Systems](hanyang-precision.md) — Technical manufacturing partner + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/societe-chimique.md b/wiki/corporations/societe-chimique.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9112ea46c --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/societe-chimique.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +title: "Société Chimique du Vide" +description: "The Reach's primary industrial chemicals producer — Commission-certified chemistry for agriculture, manufacturing, and medical supply, from a French-heritage operation that has outlasted every competitor that tried to undercut it on price" +slug: societe-chimique +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Confluent (GJ 395) +tags: [chemicals, organic_compounds, manufacturing, tractus, assembly, french_heritage] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Société Chimique du Vide + +**Type:** Corporation — Industrial Chemicals and Chemical Feedstock Production +**Also Known As:** SCV, "the Society," "Vide Chemicals" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — Commission-certified industrial chemicals supply +**Headquarters:** Confluent (GJ 395) — west_reach mid-corridor hub, French-heritage +**Classification:** Industrial chemicals producer; Assembly compliance-linked supply chain + +--- + +## Overview + +Industrial chemistry is not glamorous. The chemicals that agricultural operations require for soil management, that manufacturing processes require for component treatment, and that medical supply chains require as raw inputs are not products that attract public attention. They are, however, products without which the rest of the Reach's economy does not function at its current scale. Société Chimique du Vide produces them. + +The full name — which the Company's formal documentation uses in French and which most counterparties abbreviate — translates as "Chemical Society of the Void." The name reflects the founding era's romantic attachment to space as frontier and the French-heritage founding community's preference for institutional names with resonance. What the name obscures is that SCV is one of the most Commission-audited institutions in the Reach: its products are Commission-certified at every production step, because the regulatory framework for industrial chemicals is among the most demanding that the Commission administers. + +--- + +## Origin + +SCV was founded as a cooperative venture among French-heritage chemical engineers who had been working for separate operations in the west_reach corridor and recognized that their shared technical training was being undersold by the fragmentation of their industry. The founding principle was that Commission certification for chemical products was more valuable than price competition — that a buyer who needed certified chemicals for food production or pharmaceutical manufacture would pay a premium for certification over a lower-priced uncertified alternative, because the regulatory risk of using uncertified inputs was greater than the price differential. + +The principle proved correct. The competitors who tried to undercut SCV on price either obtained Commission certification (at which point their competitive advantage was eliminated) or did not (at which point they were excluded from the market segments that required it). SCV's founding generation had read the Commission's regulatory trajectory correctly. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Product range:** Industrial agricultural chemicals (soil amendment, pest management, yield enhancement), manufacturing process chemicals (surface treatment, cleaning agents, specialty solvents), and pharmaceutical-grade chemical feedstocks (the raw inputs for medical supply production that require the highest certification grade). Each product category has distinct Commission certification requirements. + +**Certification infrastructure:** SCV's most significant operational investment is its Commission compliance function — the quality control, documentation, and audit preparation processes that maintain its certification status. The compliance function employs more staff than any other SCV operational area. This is not an inefficiency; it is the company's competitive moat. + +**Vins de Grand Vide partnership:** SCV produces several specialized organic chemistry products used in VGV's wine production process — specifically the treatments used to manage fermentation stability and the preservatives used in the Grand Vide Classé bottling process. The VGV partnership is commercially modest in scale but significant in reputational terms: SCV's chemistry in VGV bottles represents a quality endorsement that travels with the wine brand. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Lattice Commission:** SCV's most important institutional relationship. Commission certification is SCV's competitive moat; maintaining that certification requires continuous compliance with the Commission's evolving chemical regulatory framework. SCV has, across its history, worked actively to shape that framework in ways that reflect practical industrial chemistry requirements — participating in Commission standard-setting processes, submitting technical comments on proposed regulations, and occasionally challenging Commission rule proposals that SCV's technical staff believes are scientifically incorrect. The Commission respects SCV's technical contributions while maintaining its independent audit authority. + +**Reach Chemical Corporation:** SCV's principal competitor in industrial chemicals. The two companies have coexisted in the market for three centuries, each holding different market segments and different certification grades. The coexistence is commercially competitive and professionally civil — both companies' technical leadership participates in the same Commission advisory bodies and the same industry groups. Neither has attempted to acquire the other. Both have concluded that the other's continued existence improves the market's legitimacy. + +**Compact zone buyers:** SCV sells to buyers throughout the Reach, including Compact zone operations. The Commission certification that makes SCV's products valuable in the Assembly-standard market gives SCV a pricing premium over uncertified alternatives in the Compact zone. The Compact's shadow economy provides alternative supply at lower prices for buyers willing to accept uncertified inputs. SCV does not sell to buyers who have been associated with Commission certification fraud. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The formulation archive. + +SCV's three centuries of product development have produced a proprietary formulation archive — the specific chemical compositions, synthesis processes, and quality parameters that define each certified product. This archive represents the technical knowledge that has been built through generations of chemistry development and is the institutional foundation of everything SCV produces. + +The archive is not backed up off-system. The Commission has requested, in two compliance reviews, that SCV establish off-system backup for the formulation archive as a business continuity requirement. SCV has declined on grounds of proprietary information security — storing the archive off-system creates exposure risks that the company is not willing to accept. The Commission has not made the backup requirement mandatory. + +What this means: if Confluent were to experience a catastrophic infrastructure failure, or if SCV's facilities at Confluent were destroyed, the formulation archive would be lost and could not be reconstructed from any external source. The institutional knowledge accumulated over three centuries of chemical development would be gone. The Commission has noted this risk. SCV has noted the risk. Neither has acted to address it. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +SCV is supply chain background that becomes relevant when chemical supply disruptions cascade into agricultural and medical supply shortfalls. The chemicals that agricultural operations depend on — and that food processing operations require — create a downstream dependency that is invisible until the supply is disrupted. + +The formulation archive creates a specific vulnerability: a player who understands SCV's operations knows that the institution's most valuable asset is stored in a single location that is not backed up. What an adversary could do with that knowledge, and how SCV would respond to a threat against its archive, is a story the institution has never had to tell. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Confluent](../star-systems/GJ-395/index.md) — Headquarters system (co-location with VGV) +- [Vins de Grand Vide](vins-de-grand-vide.md) — Production partner; wine chemistry +- [Salud Alliance](salud-alliance.md) — Pharmaceutical-grade feedstock buyer +- [Lattice Commission](../factions/lattice-commission.md) — Regulatory relationship + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/somatic-futures.md b/wiki/corporations/somatic-futures.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5c7d42a1e --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/somatic-futures.md @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +--- +title: "Somatic Futures" +description: "The Reach's largest network of licensed re-embodiment clinics — holds Assembly medical continuity certification and has shaped the legal framework it operates within" +slug: somatic-futures +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Kallast (GJ 144) +tags: [medical_re-embodiment, medical_goods, longevity, tractus, assembly, ran] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-174] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Somatic Futures + +**Type:** Corporation — Licensed Re-embodiment and Longevity Services +**Also Known As:** Somatic, SF +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — 40+ clinic locations from hop 1 to hop 7 +**Headquarters:** Kallast (GJ 144, Ran) — 3-aperture junction, 1 hop from Gateway +**Classification:** Licensed medical institution; Assembly re-embodiment certification holder + +--- + +## Overview + +Re-embodiment is not a commodity. The Assembly's medical framework is explicit on this: the procedure that transfers a human's neural pattern from one biological substrate to another, the one that makes it possible to continue living after the body's useful life ends, is a licensed medical service with specific certification requirements, mandatory continuity assessment protocols, and legally defined standards for what constitutes a successful transfer. It is not something that can be purchased from an uncertified provider and have the result recognized under Assembly law. + +Somatic Futures holds the certification. More precisely: Somatic Futures, and a small number of other certified operators, hold the Assembly re-embodiment medical license that makes the result of their procedures legally recognized as a continuous person. Somatic Futures is the largest of these operators by both clinic count and annual procedure volume. + +Prometheus Labs makes the hardware that makes the procedure possible — the neural interfaces, the substrate equipment, the scanning apparatus. Somatic Futures administers the procedures. The two companies coexist without formal partnership, each dependent on the other in ways neither acknowledges. + +--- + +## Origin + +The first generation of re-embodiment practitioners were mostly affiliated with universities or independent research institutes. The procedure was experimental, expensive, unreliable, and conducted by people whose primary interest was the science rather than the commerce. This was, for early adopters, a significant problem: experimental procedures with unreliable continuity outcomes, conducted by institutions with no commercial accountability and no long-term incentive to follow up on failures. + +Somatic Futures was founded by a cohort of former academic practitioners who had concluded that the procedure needed to be industrialized before it could be trusted. Not in the sense of being made cheap or routine — re-embodiment is still neither — but in the sense of having standardized protocols, quality control, malpractice accountability, and the kind of institutional continuity that allows outcomes to be tracked across decades. The founders secured early Assembly licensing, developed the continuity assessment protocol that eventually became the Assembly standard, and began building a clinical network. + +The Assembly medical certification that Somatic Futures now operates under is, in significant part, the standards framework that Somatic Futures' own founders drafted and lobbied for. The institution has been both regulated by and partially author of its own regulatory environment for two centuries. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Continuity assessment:** Every Somatic Futures procedure begins with a continuity assessment — a standardized multi-week process evaluating whether the client meets the legal and neurological criteria for a recognized continuous identity transfer. Clients who do not meet the criteria are offered alternative options (counseling, alternative medical pathways) and declined the procedure. The refusal rate is not published. It is higher than the public's casual assumptions about the difficulty of re-embodiment suggest. + +**Clinical network:** Somatic Futures operates full-service re-embodiment clinics at major population centers (hop 1-4) and smaller consultation-and-referral facilities at mid-reach systems (hop 5-7). Full re-embodiment procedures are only conducted at accredited full-service facilities. The network size reflects a calculation: the procedure requires a level of equipment and staff that only makes economic sense at sufficient population density. + +**Implant interface:** Somatic Futures does not manufacture implant hardware. It operates through Prometheus Labs-compatible equipment at all facilities and maintains a supplier relationship with Prometheus that is operationally close and commercially arm's-length. What Somatic Futures provides that Prometheus Labs does not is the licensed medical procedure itself — the assessment protocols, the clinical judgment, the regulated framework. The hardware is necessary but not sufficient. + +**Sato Medical relationship:** For systems where Somatic Futures has no full-service facility, the company has certified third-party arrangements with Sato Medical Systems in the east reach. These arrangements allow clients in the outer east corridor to receive consultation and assessment services without traveling to a Somatic Futures facility. The referral relationship is commercial rather than institutional — Somatic Futures does not own or control Sato Medical. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Concord Assembly Medical Certification Board:** Somatic Futures holds Assembly re-embodiment certification. The relationship involves annual audits, ongoing compliance reporting, and a regulatory dynamic that is technically adversarial (the Board exists to scrutinize Somatic Futures' practices) but practically cooperative (the Board depends on Somatic Futures' data for its own understanding of re-embodiment outcomes). Two Somatic Futures alumni have served on the Certification Board in the past century, creating institutional memory flows in both directions. + +**Prometheus Labs:** The hardware relationship is commercially formal and privately intimate. Both institutions are aware that the other's market position depends in part on the other's continued operation. Neither has a formal agreement acknowledging this dependency. Both have legal teams that have thought carefully about what would happen if the dependency became a conflict. + +**The Veil Institute:** Somatic Futures has conducted the re-embodiment procedures for a number of Veil Institute researchers, including some of the Institute's most senior members. The Institute's interest in the frontier between neurological pattern integrity and personal identity overlaps with Somatic Futures' clinical research domain in ways that neither institution discusses in public materials. The Institute is, among other things, the organization that Somatic Futures' practitioners suspect knows most about the edge cases where continuity assessment produces indeterminate results. + +**Unlicensed operators:** Shadow economy re-embodiment exists. The unlicensed operators are categorized as canonical contraband under Assembly medical law. They advertise to clients who do not meet certified criteria or who cannot afford certified services. Somatic Futures' institutional position on unlicensed operators is that they are a public health crisis. Somatic Futures' commercial position is that unlicensed operators provide an alternative for clients the certified market has declined — and that the existence of that alternative limits the political pressure for expanding Assembly certification to lower-standard providers. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The continuity gap. + +The re-embodiment continuity assessment is designed to determine whether the individual who emerges from the procedure is, in the relevant legal and neurological senses, the same person who entered it. The assessment passes most clients. A small fraction — historically, approximately 2-3% across Somatic Futures' annual procedure volume — are assessed as discontinuous: the emerging individual shares memories and neurological architecture with the entering individual, but the continuity markers that the Assembly's legal framework requires are not present at the threshold level. + +These clients are not legally dead. The individual who emerges from the procedure is a person with legal standing. But they are not, under Assembly law, continuous with the person who entered the procedure. Their pre-procedure assets, relationships, contracts, and obligations are therefore subject to a legal status determination that Somatic Futures' legal team has spent two centuries refining. The determination almost invariably holds that the discontinuous individual has no claim on pre-procedure assets by right of succession — and that those assets therefore pass to whatever designation the pre-procedure individual made, which is typically a family estate or the pre-procedure individual's own trust vehicle. + +What Somatic Futures does not discuss: the rate has been 2-3% for as long as continuous records exist. The medical literature suggests the rate could be reduced with different assessment criteria. Somatic Futures has not adopted different assessment criteria. The trust vehicles that receive assets from discontinuous outcomes are, in a meaningful fraction of cases, managed by institutions that have correspondent relationships with Groombridge financial houses. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Somatic Futures is the institution that makes extended human lifespans legally recognized. A player investigating a long-lived individual — someone whose history spans centuries — will pass through Somatic Futures' records at multiple points. Each re-embodiment in that individual's life is a potential discontinuity point, a moment where the legal thread of identity could have been contested. + +For direct gameplay, Somatic Futures clinics are environments where NPCs are at their most vulnerable and their most honestly self-reflective. The pre-procedure assessment process, which involves extensive psychological and neurological evaluation, creates a context where individuals reveal aspects of themselves that they would not discuss in any other setting. + +The continuity gap is a narrative trigger. A player who discovers that a powerful figure in the Reach underwent a "discontinuous" re-embodiment — and that the asset transfer following that discontinuity was handled in a specific way — has found a lever. Whether they use it is another matter. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Ran](../star-systems/GJ-144/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Prometheus Labs](prometheus-labs.md) — Hardware supplier; structural dependency +- [Sato Medical Systems](sato-medical.md) — East reach certified partner +- [Veil Institute](../factions/veil-institute.md) — Research overlap; institutional proximity +- [Concord Assembly](../factions/concord-assembly.md) — Medical certification framework + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md b/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f59b642f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +--- +title: "Sova Station Works" +description: "The inner core's specialist habitat module fabricator — the company that builds the pressurized sections that let people live in space, from modest residential expansion blocks to major station districts" +slug: sova-station-works +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Sova (GJ 280B) +tags: [habitat_modules, structural_panels, manufacturing, assembly, slavic_heritage] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Sova Station Works + +**Type:** Corporation — Habitat Module Fabrication and Station Construction +**Also Known As:** Sova Works, SSW +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — inner core and mid-reach; specialist habitat fabrication reach-wide +**Headquarters:** Sova (GJ 280B) — inner core system, Slavic-heritage settlement +**Classification:** Station construction specialist; producer behavioral archetype + +--- + +## Overview + +"Sova" means owl in the old Slavic languages that the founding community brought from Earth. The founders chose it for the same reason that people name things after owls: it implies watchfulness, precision, and the patience to wait for the right moment to act. Station construction — building the pressurized, life-supported environments in which people can live and work in space — requires all three. + +Sova Station Works has been fabricating habitat modules for the inner core's station expansion projects for three generations. The modular construction philosophy that SSW refined — standard connecting interfaces, scalable pressure volumes, and pre-integrated utility routing — has become the de facto construction standard for inner core station expansion and has been adopted by the Commission as a reference specification for habitat module certification. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding generation at GJ 280B included Slavic-heritage construction engineers who had worked on station expansion projects in the inner core before deciding to establish a fabrication operation rather than continuing as itinerant contractors. The logic was vertical integration: the bottleneck in station construction was not engineering talent but fabrication capacity — the physical production of modules that met Commission specifications at the quality and cost that station expansion projects required. + +Sova Works' first decade focused on the inner core market, where station expansion demand was consistent enough to keep a fabrication operation viable. The modular connection standard that SSW developed in this period — the pressure-seal interface that became the Compact-Class Habitat standard — was submitted to the Commission as a proposed certification specification and adopted, which meant that every station builder using the standard generated documentation that referenced SSW's specification. The reputational benefit of having authored the standard exceeded the revenue from the specification licensing fee, which SSW had offered at nominal cost specifically to encourage adoption. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Standard module fabrication:** SSW produces the habitat modules that make up most inner core and mid-reach station expansion: residential blocks, commercial district sections, utility and life-support infrastructure, and docking expansion modules. The standard module catalog is available for direct purchase; custom specifications are quoted on project basis. + +**SSW Pressurized Section:** The brand name for SSW's standard residential module — the most widely installed habitat block type in inner core stations. The "Pressurized Section" designation reflects the Commission's certification language rather than any particular marketing choice, but the name has been in use long enough to carry its own weight. + +**Compact-Class Habitat:** SSW's small-format module line, designed for systems that need to expand habitat capacity without the infrastructure investment that full-scale module installation requires. The Compact-Class is specifically designed for installation at outer reach stations with limited lift capacity and construction support. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Gate Corporation:** Every gate installation includes a horizon station, and horizon stations require habitation modules. Gate Corporation has been an SSW customer for two generations — the specific module configurations for Gate Corp's horizon station template were developed in collaboration with SSW's engineering team and are SSW proprietary specifications manufactured exclusively by SSW under a Gate Corp contract. + +**Stalownia Kowalski:** The heavy equipment that constructs station modules — the fabrication machinery inside SSW's own manufacturing facility — is Stalownia equipment. The two companies have a buyer-supplier relationship that creates interdependency: SSW's production capacity depends on Stalownia's equipment supply, and Stalownia values SSW as a customer whose equipment requirements are consistent and technically demanding. + +**The Veil Institute:** The Institute's horizon stations include some of the most technically complex inhabited structures in the Reach. SSW has fabricated specialized modules for Institute installations on three occasions. The specifications involved were not published in any technical record. SSW's engineering files contain sealed project documentation that the contract with the Institute required the company to maintain but not disclose. The project leads who worked on those contracts are all still employed by SSW. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The construction defect settlement. + +Forty years ago, a residential module SSW fabricated for a station expansion project in the mid-reach failed a pressure seal at a secondary bulkhead interface twelve years after installation. The failure was non-catastrophic — the pressure loss was detected by the station's monitoring system before it became dangerous, and the affected section was evacuated and repaired without injury. The investigation traced the failure to a fabrication defect in the pressure seal that was within SSW's manufacturing tolerance at the time but that SSW's subsequent specification review identified as inadequate for long-term performance. + +SSW and the station's operating authority negotiated a settlement that included a non-disclosure clause. SSW revised its manufacturing specifications. The revised specifications are now the standard. The settlement documentation is in SSW's legal archive. The question of how many modules fabricated under the old specification remain in service in the inner core, and how many of their pressure seals have accumulated stress comparable to the failed module, is an engineering analysis that SSW has conducted internally and has not published. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Sova Station Works is environmental infrastructure — the company whose products the player lives and works inside at any inner core station. The quality of the habitat is, in part, SSW's quality. The aging of that habitat is, in part, SSW's old specifications. + +The pressure seal issue is a player-accessible investigation. Station maintenance records show which sections were built when and by whom. Engineering databases contain the specification revision history. The analysis of which installed sections were built under the old specification — and whether any of them show early performance degradation — is a project that station safety regulators would care about if it were brought to their attention. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — Horizon station module partner +- [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Manufacturing equipment supplier +- [Veil Institute](../factions/veil-institute.md) — Non-disclosed construction history + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/takamori-lattice-works.md b/wiki/corporations/takamori-lattice-works.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a2bc06dd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/takamori-lattice-works.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "Takamori Lattice Works" +description: "East reach lattice substrate and drive core manufacturer — sources lattice-grade material from the corridor's unique deposits and refines it into the substrates that implant hardware and gate components depend on" +slug: takamori-lattice-works +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Hải Cảng (GJ 136) +tags: [lattice_substrate, drive_cores, east_reach, japanese, vietnamese, tractus, assembly] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-177] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Takamori Lattice Works + +**Type:** Corporation — Lattice Substrate and Drive Core Manufacturing +**Also Known As:** Takamori, TLW +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach; reach-wide for lattice substrate export +**Headquarters:** Hải Cảng (GJ 136, Dài Lộ system) — east_reach hop 8, G2V primary +**Classification:** Lattice technology specialist; geographically constrained supply chain anchor + +--- + +## Overview + +Lattice-grade material — the exotic mineral matrix that has the structural properties required for neural interface substrates and gate component fabrication — is not found everywhere. It is found where the specific geological formation conditions that produce it happen to coincide with accessible asteroid or planetary subsurface environments. In the east reach, those conditions exist. In most of the rest of the Reach, they do not. + +Takamori Lattice Works was established at Dài Lộ specifically because of the east reach's lattice-grade material geography. The company sources raw material from the corridor's certified deposits — primarily through relationships with Rare Vein Survey, which holds the most comprehensive characterization of east reach lattice deposits — and processes it into the lattice substrate that Prometheus Labs uses for implant hardware and that Gate Corporation requires for gate component fabrication. + +The processed substrate, unlike the raw material, can be shipped reach-wide. The value-add of processing — from raw ore to refined substrate that meets Prometheus and Gate Corp specifications — is substantial, and it is what makes Takamori's position in the supply chain commercially significant rather than merely geographically convenient. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding family — the Takamori family, Japanese-heritage engineers who arrived at Dài Lộ in the second wave_3 period — came with materials science expertise rather than mining backgrounds. Their initial work at Dài Lộ was developing the processing methodology that converts raw lattice-grade ore into the substrate forms that downstream manufacturers require. The raw material had been known in the corridor for two generations; nobody had developed the processing step at commercial scale. + +The technical challenge of lattice substrate processing is not in the extraction but in the refinement: the lattice structure that gives the material its properties is fragile at the molecular level and can be degraded by processing steps that would be routine for other materials. The Takamori family's first decade was spent developing a low-stress refinement process that preserved the lattice structure through to finished substrate. The resulting methodology is proprietary. It is the foundation on which TLW's commercial position rests. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Substrate processing:** Takamori's core operation converts raw lattice-grade ore into three substrate grades — standard (for industrial applications), precision (for drive cores and gate components), and neural-grade (for implant hardware). Each grade requires progressively more careful processing and commands progressively higher prices. + +**Drive core production:** TLW produces finished drive cores for transit vehicles and freight haulers — assembling the propulsion component that uses lattice substrate as its key material. This vertical integration captures more value than selling substrate to drive core manufacturers, and it gives TLW direct customer relationships with fleet operators who would otherwise be purchasing through intermediaries. + +**East Corridor Substrate:** TLW's standard substrate grade, sold under the East Corridor Substrate brand, has achieved Commission certification as a reference-standard substrate. The certification was contested by inner-corridor substrate producers who argued that TLW's east reach production did not meet the traceability standards required for Commission certification. TLW prevailed after a three-year arbitration. The victory consolidated TLW's reach-wide market access. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Prometheus Labs:** The largest buyer of TLW's neural-grade substrate. Prometheus Labs' implant hardware manufacturing requires neural-grade substrate at a scale that TLW must plan production around. The relationship is commercially significant — Prometheus represents a material fraction of TLW's revenue — and strategically sensitive. TLW has no alternative buyer at comparable scale for neural-grade substrate; Prometheus has no alternative supplier with comparable volume and certification quality. + +**Gate Corporation:** Neural-grade and precision-grade substrate both feed into gate component fabrication. Gate Corporation's procurement relationship with TLW is more distant than the Prometheus Labs relationship — Gate Corp sources through multiple substrate suppliers — but TLW's east reach certification and processing methodology give it a quality advantage that has made it a preferred supplier for Gate Corp's east corridor maintenance operations. + +**Rare Vein Survey:** The geological survey relationship that identifies which east reach deposits are worth sourcing from. TLW is one of Rare Vein Survey's largest survey clients in the east corridor. The relationship involves RVS conducting site assessments for TLW and TLW receiving first-refusal rights on commercial claim development at sites that RVS identifies as suitable. The first-refusal arrangement is commercially standard but gives TLW an information advantage over competitors who rely on Commission geological registry records rather than private survey relationships. + +**The Dài Lộ Tham Quan:** The governing body at Dài Lộ — effectively independent of Assembly authority — views TLW as the system's primary economic asset. The relationship is cooperative: TLW provides the tax base, Tham Quan provides the operational independence that TLW values for not being subjected to the same Assembly regulatory framework that inner-corridor substrate producers operate under. Neither party has articulated this arrangement in any document that would embarrass either of them. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The processing methodology IP. + +Takamori's substrate processing methodology is the company's most valuable asset — more valuable than the ore deposits it sources from, more valuable than the processing equipment, more valuable than the customer relationships. It is the intellectual property that cannot be replicated without the Takamori family's accumulated process knowledge. + +TLW has never committed this methodology to any documentation system that exists outside the company's secured internal records. The methodology lives in the process knowledge of the current generation's processing engineers — all of whom are Takamori family members or individuals whose employment contracts include specific provisions about what happens if they leave. The provisions have never been tested in legal proceedings because no former TLW employee has ever disclosed the methodology. The mechanism that produces this outcome is not a legal document. It is a social arrangement that the Takamori family has maintained for three generations. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +TLW is the east reach's most strategically significant manufacturer — the chokepoint between the east reach's unique geological resources and the implant hardware that the rest of the Reach's Perpetual-class population depends on. A disruption to TLW's substrate supply cascades to Prometheus Labs' implant production and to gate component fabrication. + +The processing methodology is the rarest kind of institutional secret: one that exists nowhere in writing and nowhere except in the minds of a specific family. What happens to TLW if the Takamori family's transmission fails — if the current generation's knowledge is lost before the next generation learns it — is a catastrophe scenario that TLW's leadership thinks about and does not discuss. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Dài Lộ](../star-systems/GJ-136/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Prometheus Labs](prometheus-labs.md) — Primary neural-grade substrate buyer +- [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — Gate component substrate buyer +- [Rare Vein Survey](rare-vein-survey.md) — Geological survey partner +- [Hanyang Precision Systems](hanyang-precision.md) — East corridor institutional neighbor + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/thalassa-resort-group.md b/wiki/corporations/thalassa-resort-group.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7867cde4c --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/thalassa-resort-group.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +--- +title: "Thalassa Resort Group" +description: "The Reach's premium hospitality chain — operates transit hotels, orbital resorts, and fine dining establishments at gateway nodes, funded by three centuries of guest data that the company values more than its room inventory" +slug: thalassa-resort-group +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Gateway (GJ 244A) +tags: [hospitality, fine_dining, entertainment, tractus, assembly, gateway] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Thalassa Resort Group + +**Type:** Corporation — Premium Hospitality and Luxury Services +**Also Known As:** Thalassa, TRG +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — Gateway hub, core systems, major junction nodes +**Headquarters:** Gateway (GJ 244A) — Assembly capital, hop 1 +**Classification:** Luxury hospitality operator; information-dense business model + +--- + +## Overview + +The name is from the ancient Greek word for sea — ocean, in the sense of the limitless deep. The founding generation chose it to signal ambition and, perhaps, to acknowledge that the hospitality business is an ocean in which establishments vanish without trace unless they have something guests cannot find elsewhere. Three centuries after the founding, the Thalassa Grand at Gateway is still the first choice for interstellar travelers whose itinerary budgets include premium accommodation. + +Thalassa is not simply a hotel chain. It is an information business that happens to own hotels. The guest histories that three centuries of high-end hospitality have produced — who has stayed where, with whom, under what circumstances, at what expense — constitute the most comprehensive profile of the Reach's mobile elite that any institution possesses. Thalassa does not sell this data. It uses it to personalize service. The distinction is real and the line between personalization and intelligence is something that Thalassa's legal team monitors carefully. + +--- + +## Origin + +The founding operation was a single transit hotel at the Gateway orbital station — a facility for passengers in the earliest period of reach expansion who needed accommodation during gate layovers. The founder's insight was not the hospitality concept (which was obvious) but the data concept: she began keeping systematic records of guest preferences from the first month of operation, on the premise that a guest who had stayed once and had a good experience was worth more than a new guest if you could predict and deliver what they wanted. + +Three generations of compounding those records into a guest preference database have produced something that has no equivalent in the Reach's commercial landscape. The database documents not just hospitality preferences but travel patterns, companion lists, expense records, and the biographical details that guests share with service staff who remember them. What it represents, in aggregate, is a partially reconstructed social graph of the Reach's frequent long-distance travelers — the commercial class, the political class, the institutional leadership class. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Thalassa Grand:** The flagship property at Gateway orbital. Large-format, full-service, premium pricing. The first and most important Thalassa property. The standard against which every other Thalassa property is measured internally. + +**Thalassa Transit:** Mid-format properties at major junction and hub systems. Comfortable, correctly provisioned, and priced for commercial travelers on institutional expense accounts rather than personal luxury budgets. The Transit properties are where the majority of Thalassa's guest-nights are logged and where the majority of Thalassa's guest data is accumulated. + +**Thalassa Table:** The fine dining brand, operated separately from the hotel properties at most locations and available to non-hotel guests. The Table menu changes by local specialty — incorporating regional agricultural products and local culinary traditions into a preparation standard that guests can trust will be excellent. The Table chefs are among the Reach's best-compensated hospitality professionals. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Veil Institute:** Several of the Reach's most senior figures, whose histories span centuries and whose travel schedules are extensive, have long-standing Thalassa guest relationships. The Institute's senior researchers — many of them centuries old and well-funded — are among Thalassa's most consistent repeat guests. The relationship is commercial. The data that three-century guest histories generate is extraordinarily detailed for individuals whose lives span that much time. Thalassa and the Veil Institute have never had a formal interaction that either institution has acknowledged in any record. + +**The Registry:** Both institutions are co-located at Gateway and both are, in different ways, in the business of accumulating commercially valuable information about the Reach's powerful individuals. The Registry's information is about corporate and commercial behavior; Thalassa's is about personal behavior and social relationships. The two datasets are complementary. Neither institution has proposed combining them. The implicit understanding that neither benefits from the other knowing how much the other knows is sufficient to maintain a productive distance. + +**Prometheus Labs:** Perpetual-class individuals travel. They require accommodations. Thalassa's records include some of the most detailed travel histories in existence for individuals whose lives span centuries — including the gaps, the unusual travel patterns, the companions who appear and disappear. Prometheus Labs has never asked to access these records. Thalassa has never offered. The data exists. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The request archive. + +When long-standing guests ask Thalassa for arrangements that are not standard hospitality services, Thalassa's staff sometimes accommodates the request. The range of such requests, across three centuries of operation at the Reach's most important transit nodes, includes things that neither the guest nor Thalassa would want documented. + +Thalassa's policy is to not document unusual request accommodations in the standard guest history system. The guest history documents preferences, repeat bookings, and service quality notes. Unusual accommodations are handled through a different process that leaves no record in the standard system. + +There is a record. It is in a separate archive, maintained off the primary system, accessible only to Thalassa's executive leadership. The record exists because the executive team concluded that not maintaining any record created legal exposure in the event of a future dispute with a guest who had received a non-standard accommodation. The archive that resulted is not what the executive team intended to create. It is a collection of evidence about the Reach's most powerful people that Thalassa has never figured out what to do with. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Thalassa is social environment and intelligence resource. The properties are spaces where the Reach's significant people gather — where overheard conversations, observed meetings, and casual interactions carry weight that they would not in more transient environments. A player who works Thalassa properties has access to the social texture of power in the Reach. + +The request archive is one of the most sensitive intelligence resources in the game — not because any single piece is dramatic, but because its aggregate content is a map of what the Reach's powerful have wanted that they did not want attributed to them. Access to the executive leadership, or a source inside the archive's administration, is a game-changing investigative resource. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Gateway](../star-systems/GJ-244A/index.md) — Primary headquarters system +- [The Registry](the-registry.md) — Co-located intelligence-adjacent institution +- [Veil Institute](../factions/veil-institute.md) — Long-term guest community +- [Prometheus Labs](prometheus-labs.md) — Perpetual-class guest community + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/the-blue-collective.md b/wiki/corporations/the-blue-collective.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..661e5308d --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/the-blue-collective.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "The Blue Collective" +description: "Dagat's certified kelp cultivation cooperative — controls the only source of authentic Dagat Blue dye and anchors the east reach's marine agriculture identity" +slug: the-blue-collective +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Dagat (GJ 482A) +tags: [agricultural_produce, organic_compounds, east_reach, cooperative, dagat_blue] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# The Blue Collective + +**Type:** Corporation — Marine Agriculture and Natural Dye Production +**Also Known As:** Blue Collective, "the Collective" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — east_reach and mid-reach premium fabric markets +**Headquarters:** Dagat (GJ 482A) — 2-aperture through_route, hop 8, F0V+ primary +**Classification:** Certified producer cooperative; brand monopoly holder + +--- + +## Overview + +The Blue Collective controls the Dagat Blue brand. This is not a marketing claim — it is a legal designation that the Collective has defended through four generations of commercial litigation and has never lost. Dagat Blue is the color produced by a specific fermentation process applied to a specific cultivated kelp variety grown in specific shelf zone conditions in the Dagat ocean. Off-system attempts to replicate the dye have produced near-matches that the Collective's certification process consistently distinguishes. The color is real, the biological origin is real, and the Collective's legal monopoly on the name is real. + +What the Collective produces, in practical terms, is two products with shared biological origin: marine food products from the kelp farms (exported to inner corridor systems where Dagat marine products have achieved premium status) and the Dagat Blue dye in concentrated and pre-dyed fabric form. The food and dye operations use different kelp varieties from different zones — the large-canopy variety that produces the dye pigment is cultivated separately from the fast-growing food varieties — but the same cultural and institutional heritage runs through both. + +Mercado Travessia stocks both product lines in markets where they are available. "When it is available" is the operative phrase: the Collective's production discipline limits output to what the kelp ecology can sustain. + +--- + +## Origin + +Three hundred years of kelp cultivation on Dagat preceded the formal founding of the Blue Collective. The early settlement practiced individual-family aquaculture on allocated shelf zones, managed by the Dagat Kelp Cultivation Authority under a zoning system that predates any commercial formalization. The dye pigment was discovered by accident in the third generation — a processing operation testing different applications for the large-canopy kelp byproduct stream found the color emerging from a specific fermentation step. + +The discovery was initially treated as a curiosity by the family that found it. The subsequent thirty years of commercialization, during which six separate families competed to develop the dye into a marketable export while simultaneously trying to prevent each other from using the name, produced the institutional crisis that created the Collective. By the time the legal disputes had multiplied to the point where the Cultivation Authority could not adjudicate them without resources it did not have, the families involved had found that cooperation was cheaper than litigation. + +The Blue Collective's founding charter transferred the brand rights from the individual families to a collectively-owned institution. In exchange, the founding families received cooperative membership shares that entitle them to proportional proceeds from the brand licensing and direct dye sales. New cultivators on the shelf zones can apply for Collective membership; the process is technically open and practically slow, involving a multi-year certification period and a vote by existing members. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Brand control:** The Collective's primary institutional function is certification. The Dagat Blue name may only be used for dye produced by Collective-certified members using Collective-certified processes. The fermentation microorganism strain and the specific processing steps are maintained as confidential institutional knowledge. Independent analysis can characterize the dye's chemical composition; it cannot reproduce the exact biological pathway that produces it. + +**Food exports:** The Collective is not the only entity producing kelp food products on Dagat. Several non-Collective producers operate on food-crop zones and export through the standard freight network. The Collective's food products are differentiated by the Collective quality certification, which covers specific nutritional standards and purity requirements. The food certification is less aggressively defended than the dye brand — the food market is larger, more competitive, and the marginal return on brand enforcement is lower. + +**Volume discipline:** The Collective's production planning is constrained by a self-imposed sustainability commitment that limits annual harvest intensity to levels the Cultivation Authority's ecological monitoring has validated as non-depleting. This commitment is not legally required. It is the result of a decision made by the fourth-generation Collective leadership, who had access to internal monitoring data showing early signs of shelf zone stress that prompted a significant reduction in production targets. The data that drove that decision has not been shared with the Cultivation Authority. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Dagat Kelp Cultivation Authority:** The Collective and the Authority are structurally entangled — the Authority zones the shelf, the Collective operates the most economically valuable production on those zones, and the two bodies share institutional personnel at the senior level. The formal relationship is cooperative management of a shared resource. The informal reality is that the Collective's economic weight gives it significant influence over Authority zoning decisions, which the Collective exercises through personnel overlap rather than direct instruction. + +**The Archipelago Council:** Dagat's elected government has a protective relationship with the Collective — the brand is the system's primary identity export, and its value depends on perceived authenticity that government endorsement reinforces. The Council has provided legal defense resources to the Collective in three of its four major brand litigation cases. The Council's interest is territorial: the brand's value is tied to the location, and any degradation of the brand's authenticity claim reduces the system's commercial standing. + +**Mercado Travessia:** The relationship is commercial but carries cultural weight. Mercado was among the first inner-corridor commercial chains to stock Dagat products, fifty years before the current brand recognition level was achieved. The buying relationship — structured under the standard Mercado cooperative-to-cooperative procurement framework — was the initial market access that made the brand viable at inner-corridor distance. The Collective has not forgotten this. Mercado's allocation of Dagat Blue products is, in practice, prioritized over other outer-reach buyers when supply is constrained. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The upper-shelf temperature data. + +The Collective's internal environmental monitoring, conducted across forty years, shows a slow drift in the optimal growing zone for the large-canopy kelp variety — the one that produces the dye — toward deeper water. The drift is consistent with gradual warming of the upper shelf layer. The rate of drift, if it continues, implies material impact on production conditions within sixty to eighty years. + +The Cultivation Authority does not have access to this data. The Collective classifies it as proprietary production information. The Collective's recent advocacy for expanded deep-shelf allocation in the Authority's zoning reviews is, from the outside, a commercial land grab. From inside the Collective's board, it is a managed transition — moving the production zones deeper to follow the kelp's optimal growing depth before the constraint becomes acute. + +The species cannot be moved off-system. The fermentation biology that produces the dye is dependent on native Dagat ocean microorganism strains. The brand is geographically bound in a way that the Collective's founders never fully anticipated when they built the brand's value around authenticity. The upper-shelf drift is therefore not a problem that can be solved by relocating production. It is a problem that can only be managed by adapting to it — which the Collective is doing — or by the Collective's value declining when adaptation runs out of room. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +The Blue Collective is an east reach economic anchor and a narrative vehicle for stories about ecological knowledge, institutional secrecy, and the gap between a corporation's public posture and its internal information. + +The shelf temperature data is the lever. A player who discovers it has information that the Cultivation Authority, the Archipelago Council, and every buyer of Dagat Blue products would consider relevant to their commercial and governance decisions. The question is what to do with it: expose it (at what cost to whom?), use it commercially (who would pay for early warning?), or simply understand it and decide whether to act. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Dagat](../star-systems/GJ-482A/index.md) — Headquarters system; setting narrative for kelp world context +- [Mercado Travessia](mercado-travessia.md) — Primary inner-corridor market access partner +- [Takamori Lattice Works](takamori-lattice-works.md) — East reach commercial neighbor + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/the-registry.md b/wiki/corporations/the-registry.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..855de8559 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/the-registry.md @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +--- +title: "The Registry" +description: "Commercial intelligence firm operating from Groombridge — compiles and sells information about the Reach's corporations, trade flows, and institutional health" +slug: the-registry +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Lendel (GJ 380) +tags: [commercial_intelligence, information_brokerage, groombridge, independent] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-181] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# The Registry + +**Type:** Corporation — Commercial Intelligence and Information Services +**Also Known As:** The Registry, "the Reg" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — commercial intelligence reports, trade analysis, institutional monitoring +**Headquarters:** Lendel (GJ 380) — co-located with the Reach's financial infrastructure +**Classification:** Independent information broker; significant Assembly compliance history + +--- + +## Overview + +The Registry publishes commercial intelligence. What distinguishes it from the various business information services that operate in every major system is the scope, the depth, and the quality of its analytical work — which is the product of four hundred years of data collection from an institution positioned at the center of the Reach's financial architecture. + +Lendel, Groombridge's primary city, is where GSH clears Tractus commerce, where Meridian Risk underwrites freight, where the Lattice Commission's most technically demanding financial audit staff work. The Registry operates in this environment and draws on the information density it creates. Payment flows in the clearing system. Insurance claim patterns. Commission audit findings, to the extent they are public. Trade data filed with the Assembly. Corporate registration records. The Registry collects, integrates, and analyzes all of it, then sells the analysis to clients who want to understand what is happening in the Reach's commercial economy. + +The Registry does not hack clearing system records. It does not pay sources inside Meridian to share proprietary data. It does not need to. The quantity of commercially available information flowing through Lendel is, for a disciplined analyst team, sufficient to reconstruct a remarkably complete picture of who is doing what and how well they are doing it — before that picture becomes visible through official channels. + +--- + +## Origin + +The Registry was founded as a public record service — a commercial registry maintaining copies of corporate filings, trade contracts, and Commission certifications from across the Reach, accessible to clients who needed to verify counterparty standing. The founding concept was unglamorous: businesses needed a reliable place to check whether the institution they were about to contract with was real, registered, and currently certified. + +The analytical layer developed over the second century, when a series of major commercial failures had damaged clients who had relied on the Registry's factual record function without recognizing that the facts available in the record were insufficient to predict deterioration. The Registry's response was to build an analysis team whose job was to read the patterns in the public record that individual facts did not reveal — to identify institutions whose public record looked fine but whose underlying behavior was deteriorating. + +The analytical product became the primary commercial offering within two generations of its introduction. The Registry's current revenue from analysis substantially exceeds its revenue from record access. The record function is now primarily a data collection mechanism that feeds the analysis rather than a product in its own right. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Standard Report:** Quarterly publication covering major commercial institutions reach-wide. Available by subscription. Not affordable for small operators. Priced to ensure that the people who read it are the people whose decisions affect the institutions it covers. + +**Open Horizon Feed:** Daily data service for financial professionals. Price, trade volume, corporate action, and institutional health indicators. The analytical layer of the Feed is what distinguishes it from the public trade data available from Assembly records — the Registry adds pattern recognition that the public data alone does not support. + +**Registry Deep Trace:** Custom research service. A client identifies a target; the Registry conducts structured analysis using all available sources. Turnaround measured in weeks. Price calibrated to the value of the intelligence, not the cost of production. This service is where the Registry's most sensitive capabilities are deployed. + +**Correspondent Analysis Service:** Subscription arrangement for financial institutions. Real-time pattern monitoring for counterparties the subscribing institution has exposures to. This service tells institutional clients when the Registry's analysis suggests their counterparties are experiencing stress — earlier than the stress becomes visible in public filings. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Groombridge Settlement House:** The relationship between the Registry and GSH is the foundational tension of Groombridge's information ecology. The Registry's analysis draws extensively on publicly available clearing volume data and indirect signals. GSH's actual clearing records are proprietary and not available to the Registry. The Registry has challenged, in several Commission arbitrations, whether GSH's refusal to provide aggregate (not individual) clearing volume data constitutes a restraint of commercial information access. The arbitrations have consistently held that GSH's data is proprietary. The Registry has consistently appealed. The legal status of clearing aggregate data remains contested. + +**The Lattice Commission:** The Commission's public financial audit findings are one of the Registry's primary public data sources. The Registry's analysis often reaches conclusions about institutional health before Commission audit findings would support those conclusions — which means the Registry occasionally publishes assessments that Commission findings later validate. The Commission has, in three documented instances, asked the Registry how it reached specific conclusions before the Commission's own processes reached the same ones. The Registry treats these inquiries as client consultations and invoices accordingly. + +**The Assembly:** The Assembly has attempted, on four occasions in the Registry's history, to regulate what the Registry can compile and publish. The specific concern has varied — information security in two cases, competitive intelligence standards in one, and data privacy in the fourth. The Registry has prevailed in Commission arbitration in all four cases, establishing the commercial right to analyze and publish conclusions from publicly available data. The Assembly has not mounted a fifth challenge. The Registry does not publicize its legal victory record. The Assembly is aware of it. + +**Shadow economy operators:** The Registry accepts subscriptions from any entity that can pay the subscription rate. The Registry does not verify the identity or legitimacy of its subscriber base beyond the minimum required for Commission certification compliance. Some of the Registry's most consistent subscribers are entities whose commercial activities the Registry's own analysis would, if those entities were the subject rather than the subscriber, identify as high-risk. The Registry is aware of the irony. It does not find the irony operationally relevant. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The pre-insolvency window. + +The Registry's analysis has demonstrated, across its documented history, that institutional deterioration patterns become visible in the Registry's data approximately three to six months before they become visible in public filings or Commission observations. The Standard Report documents this track record in aggregate statistical terms. What the Registry does not document is the Correspondent Analysis Service pricing structure: the service that provides real-time monitoring of counterparty stress is substantially more expensive than the Standard Report, and the differential is priced to capture the value of advance warning in proportion to the size of the exposure being monitored. + +The institutions that subscribe to the Correspondent Analysis Service have, as a population, substantially lower exposure losses than non-subscribing institutions of comparable size. This correlation is the Registry's most important unpublicized product outcome. If it were published, it would demonstrate clearly that the Registry's premium tier provides advance intelligence that affects outcomes — which would reopen the Assembly's regulatory interest in whether advance commercial intelligence constitutes market manipulation. The Registry's legal team has considered this question carefully and has concluded that continuing to not publish the correlation analysis is the most legally defensible posture. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +The Registry is the player's primary institutional tool for understanding the Reach's commercial landscape before committing to actions that depend on that understanding. The Standard Report tells you what the financial community publicly knows about major institutions. The Deep Trace tells you what the Registry's analysts can discover about a specific target. The Correspondent Analysis Service tells you, in real time, whether institutions you are exposed to are showing stress signals. + +Access to the Registry's analysis requires either the subscription fees or a relationship within the Registry's analyst staff. The subscription fees are accessible to players with commercial standing. The analyst relationships take cultivation. + +The Registry's shadow connections are the interesting edge: it is known that some of the Registry's subscribers are shadow economy operators using the Registry's intelligence for purposes that would not survive Lattice Commission scrutiny. A player who discovers a specific subscriber's identity has found a thread that connects the legitimate commercial world to whatever that subscriber is actually doing. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Groombridge Settlement House](groombridge-settlement-house.md) — Data source and legal adversary +- [Meridian Risk Partners](meridian-risk.md) — Data source and occasional client +- [Lattice Commission](../factions/lattice-commission.md) — Regulatory relationship; shared analytical domain + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/trans-reach-rail.md b/wiki/corporations/trans-reach-rail.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..47c75ae04 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/trans-reach-rail.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +--- +title: "Trans-Reach Rail" +description: "The Reach's primary rail infrastructure provider — designs, fabricates, and installs the planetary surface transit systems that connect settlements too large to rely on ground vehicles" +slug: trans-reach-rail +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: reach-wide +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Gateway (GJ 244A) +tags: [rail_infrastructure, heavy_equipment, tractus, assembly, gateway] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Trans-Reach Rail + +**Type:** Corporation — Planetary Rail Infrastructure and Transit Systems +**Also Known As:** TRR, Trans-Reach +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Reach-wide — planetary rail installation across all settlement waves +**Headquarters:** Gateway (GJ 244A) — Assembly capital system, hop 1 +**Classification:** Infrastructure specialist; Assembly alignment; long project cycles + +--- + +## Overview + +Every planet with urban-scale population density eventually needs rail transit. Ground vehicles work for low-density environments; once a settlement's population reaches a threshold where vehicle traffic becomes a logistics problem, the economics of high-capacity rail become favorable and stay favorable until the settlement is fully served. Trans-Reach Rail has installed planetary rail systems across the inner and mid-reach for four generations. + +The company is not glamorous. Rail projects take years. They require coordination with local governance, Commission infrastructure certifications, right-of-way negotiations, and construction timelines measured in decades for major planetary networks. TRR's institutional culture reflects this: patient, process-oriented, and deeply experienced at managing the political and logistical complexity of large infrastructure projects across multiple jurisdictions. + +The relationship with MVG is the commercial geography of TRR's world: MVG designs and manufactures the trains; TRR designs and builds the track, the stations, and the civil engineering infrastructure that the trains run on. Neither does the other's work. Both know that the other's quality determines whether their own product performs as specified. + +--- + +## Origin + +TRR was founded at Gateway because that is where the Assembly's infrastructure procurement offices are, and because being at the same hop-distance as the Assembly's decision-makers is, for a company whose projects require Assembly infrastructure certification, a commercial advantage that compounds over time. The founders were civil engineers who had worked on the first wave of planetary transit projects at core systems and recognized that the demand for comparable work at mid-reach systems was predictable — settlement wave by settlement wave, systems would reach population density thresholds, and each threshold would require rail. + +The Gateway headquarters has never moved. The work moves — TRR has active projects on multiple planets at any given time — but the institutional center of gravity remains at the Assembly capital, where the policy frameworks that govern major infrastructure projects are made. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Project types:** TRR's portfolio spans urban commuter rail (high-capacity, short-route networks within single settlement zones), regional intercity rail (connecting multiple settlements on the same planetary surface), and the specialized low-gravity maglev systems used on moons and stations with gravity regimes that make conventional rail impractical. + +**Gateway-Class Maglev:** TRR's premium product line — high-speed maglev systems for high-population urban environments. The specification was developed for Gateway's own urban transit needs and has been installed at several core systems. The Gatway-Class is the system that appears in formal procurement documents when a core system government wants to signal that they are investing in serious infrastructure. + +**TRR Standard Gauge:** The workhorse product — conventional rail systems at the specification that the Assembly's infrastructure certification process has established as standard. More mid-reach and outer-reach installations use TRR Standard Gauge than any other TRR product. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Mastroianni Vehicle Group:** TRR builds the track; MVG builds the trains. The relationship is interdependent in the way that track and train are always interdependent — the vehicle specifications must match the track specifications, which means TRR and MVG's engineering teams must coordinate on every major project. The coordination has produced a working relationship that is professionally respectful and commercially cautious: each company is the other's most important partner and potential rival if their domains ever overlap. + +**The Assembly:** TRR's commercial structure is designed around Assembly infrastructure policy. Every major rail project requires Assembly certification, and the certification process gives the Assembly effective veto power over TRR's largest projects. TRR has never experienced a project veto — the company's policy practice ensures that projects are structured to pass certification before they are formally submitted. But the structural dependency on Assembly approval shapes TRR's institutional conservatism: the company does not take positions on policy questions that might put Assembly certification at risk. + +**Compact zone systems:** TRR has declined several rail project invitations from Compact-member systems on grounds that the certification framework applicable to those projects does not map cleanly to TRR's standard Assembly-certified process. The Compact systems read these refusals as politically motivated. TRR's position is that the certification uncertainty would expose the company to liability risks it is not equipped to manage. Both readings are probably correct. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The right-of-way archive. + +Every TRR rail project requires right-of-way agreements with landowners along the track alignment. For inner core planetary systems with centuries of settlement history, the right-of-way negotiation involves working through property records that go back to the wave_1 founding period. TRR has conducted this negotiation hundreds of times and has built an archive of planetary surface property records — not just the rights-of-way that TRR holds, but the broader ownership documentation TRR collected to identify who to negotiate with. + +This archive is, for several inner core systems, a more comprehensive surface property record than the official government cadastre. The government cadastres have gaps — records lost in the Secession, disputes that were never formally resolved, the usual messiness of property law across centuries. TRR's archive has gaps too, but different ones. The combination of the two would produce a more complete picture of who owns what on certain planetary surfaces than either institution has separately. + +TRR has not offered to combine its archive with any government cadastre. The company's legal team has advised against it, on the grounds that doing so would create legal obligations regarding disputed properties that TRR would prefer not to have. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Trans-Reach Rail is infrastructure background that becomes relevant when you are trying to understand the physical layout of a planetary surface, or when you need to understand property ownership in areas where official records are incomplete. + +The right-of-way archive is an underexplored intelligence resource: TRR has conducted property research on surfaces across the inner core that no other institution has done, and that research is sitting in the company's project files. For a player investigating land ownership disputes, corporate real estate, or the history of specific surface locations, TRR's archive is a non-obvious but potentially decisive source. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Mastroianni Vehicle Group](mastroianni-vehicle-group.md) — Train manufacturing partner +- [Concord Assembly](../factions/concord-assembly.md) — Infrastructure certification relationship +- [Sova Station Works](sova-station-works.md) — Complementary infrastructure provider + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/umoja-freight.md b/wiki/corporations/umoja-freight.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c553750cc --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/umoja-freight.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "Umoja Freight" +description: "South reach bulk freight operator based at Zenzele — moves ore, refined metals, and heavy construction materials through the south reach corridor with a community-ownership model that survived the founding era intact" +slug: umoja-freight +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Zenzele Horizon (GJ 1111) +tags: [metallic_ore, refined_metals, freight, south_reach, tractus, assembly, zulu_heritage] +decision_refs: [D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Umoja Freight + +**Type:** Corporation — Bulk Freight and Materials Distribution +**Also Known As:** Umoja, "the Unity" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — south_reach corridor; core corridor secondary +**Headquarters:** Zenzele Horizon (GJ 1111) — south_reach hub, 5-aperture +**Classification:** Bulk freight operator; distributor behavioral archetype + +--- + +## Overview + +"Umoja" means unity in Swahili — the term the Zenzele founding community carried from the southern African heritage of the wave_3 cohort that built the station. The freight company that carries the name was incorporated by the Zenzele transit cooperative's second generation as the commercial arm for the freight capacity they had been operating informally. The name reflects the cooperative governance structure that the founding generation built and the fourth generation still maintains. + +Umoja Freight moves bulk cargo: ore from Baektu Mining Alliance's south reach belt operations, refined metals from the processing stations, stone and structural materials from the extraction systems that dot the corridor. The cargo is heavy, the margins are thin, and the reliability requirements are demanding because the manufacturing operations that receive the cargo plan their production schedules around Umoja's delivery windows. Missing a delivery means an idle manufacturing facility, which means costs that cascade to the buyer and eventually back to the contract terms. + +Umoja does not miss deliveries. This is the company's primary institutional claim and its primary commercial differentiator, and the four generations who have maintained it understand what it has cost. + +--- + +## Origin + +The Zenzele transit cooperative that founded Umoja had been operating the gate transit infrastructure at GJ 1111 for two generations before the freight company was incorporated. The cooperative's self-reliance ethic extended to commercial operations: rather than contracting external freight operators to move the goods that arrived at Zenzele's five gates, the cooperative built the freight capacity to move those goods themselves. + +The early Umoja operation was small — a few vessels running the south reach corridor routes that Zenzele's position as a hub connected. The second generation expanded when the Baektu Mining Alliance's operations created a consistent ore freight demand that Umoja was positioned to serve better than the general cargo operators who did not specialize in the south reach routes. + +The community ownership structure has resisted three acquisition offers across its history. The board's consistent position has been that the transition cooperative's governance model — decisions made collectively, with every member worker having a voice in major choices — is not compatible with external ownership structures, and that the commercial value Umoja provides is inseparable from the governance model that produces it. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Ore and metals bulk freight:** The primary cargo — ore from belt mining operations and refined metals from processing stations, moving inward to the manufacturing sector. Umoja's bulk vessels are configured for heavy dense cargo; the fleet has been incrementally upgraded across four generations without changing the fundamental operational profile. + +**South Belt Standard:** The quality certification that Umoja uses for cargo manifests on south reach ore and metals freight. The certification is commercially recognized as indicating that Umoja has conducted the standard cargo condition inspection at origin and can attest to the cargo condition at delivery within the documented transit time. + +**Stone and structural materials:** A secondary freight category — building stone, structural panels, and other heavy construction materials that move through the south reach from extraction points to settlement expansion projects. This category is lower-margin than metals freight but fills capacity on routes that would otherwise run partially empty. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Baektu Mining Alliance:** The commercial relationship that defines Umoja's primary revenue. Baektu produces the ore; Umoja moves it. The two south reach institutions share a commercial history spanning three generations and a community history spanning four — the Korean-heritage founders of Baektu and the Zulu-heritage founders of Umoja arrived at adjacent systems within the same wave_3 settlement period. The commercial relationship is documented and formal. The community relationship is informal and more durable. + +**Zenzele Infrastructure Guilds:** Umoja and the Guilds share Zenzele Horizon station infrastructure. The operational relationship involves coordination over docking schedules, port handling, and station maintenance that affects both institutions. The coordination works because both institutions are products of the same cooperative governance tradition and both know that the alternative to coordination is a conflict that neither benefits from. + +**Stalownia Kowalski:** A downstream customer — Stalownia's manufacturing operations use south reach ore that Umoja carries on inward routes. The relationship is purchasing-standard: Stalownia specifies cargo requirements, Umoja delivers against them, payment happens on the agreed schedule. No institutional complexity beyond that. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The fleet age. + +Umoja's bulk freight vessels are older than the company's performance record suggests. The vessels have been maintained rigorously — Zenzele's electromagnetic hardening culture, which extends to industrial equipment, means that maintenance standards at Umoja are genuinely excellent — but several of the fleet's core vessels are approaching the age at which the cost of major structural refurbishment exceeds the vessel's remaining commercial value. + +The fleet replacement discussion has been in Umoja's governance process for five years. The disagreement is not about whether the fleet needs replacement — the engineering assessment is clear — but about the financing mechanism. External financing would require accepting a creditor relationship that the community ownership structure has historically rejected. Internal financing from operational reserves would take twelve years at current reserve accumulation rates and would require maintaining service levels with an aging fleet for that duration. + +The governance process has not resolved the disagreement. The engineering assessment has not changed. The vessels continue operating. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Umoja is the south reach's bulk freight infrastructure — the logistics that connects extraction to manufacturing and keeps the industrial supply chain functioning. The fleet age issue is an operational vulnerability that a player investigating south reach supply chain stability would identify as a medium-term risk. + +The community governance model is a social texture element: Umoja's workers are owners, and their relationship to the company's decisions is genuinely different from the relationship between employees and employer that most companies in the Reach have. An Umoja worker encountered during a fleet maintenance discussion is a worker with a real stake in the outcome, not an employee executing a policy. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Zenzele](../star-systems/GJ-1111/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Baektu Mining Alliance](baektu-mining-alliance.md) — Primary cargo source +- [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Downstream customer + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/westmark-distribution.md b/wiki/corporations/westmark-distribution.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b846fcdf9 --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/westmark-distribution.md @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +--- +title: "Westmark Distribution" +description: "The Compact zone's dominant freight distributor — routes consumer goods and processed food through the west reach under Mark-denominated contracts, Commission manifests optional" +slug: westmark-distribution +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Rand (GJ 601A) +tags: [freight, consumer_goods, processed_food, compact, mark, west_reach] +decision_refs: [D-171, D-172, D-175] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Westmark Distribution + +**Type:** Corporation — Compact Zone Freight and Distribution +**Also Known As:** Westmark, WMD +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — west_reach corridor, Compact-member systems +**Headquarters:** Rand (GJ 601A, Ostmark) — 2-aperture through_route, hop 9, Compact founding member +**Classification:** Compact-zone distributor; Mark-primary operations + +--- + +## Overview + +Moving goods through the Compact zone without Westmark Distribution is technically possible. In practice, any operator not using Westmark or a Westmark-affiliated carrier will find that their freight either misses connection windows at Compact junction systems, incurs docking fees that Westmark freight does not, or is subject to customs reviews that Westmark-coordinated shipments bypass through the Compact's internal customs harmonization framework. + +This is not coercion. There is no formal Westmark exclusivity arrangement. The Compact's mutual recognition framework simply means that freight moving under Compact-harmonized documentation — documentation that Westmark's logistics system generates natively and that non-Westmark operators need to learn to produce correctly from scratch — moves more efficiently within the Compact network than freight using Assembly-standard documentation. The efficiency differential is real. Operators who do not use Westmark either invest in the documentation learning curve or they absorb the efficiency cost. Most operators whose business is primarily Compact-zone choose Westmark. + +--- + +## Origin + +Westmark was incorporated as a freight cooperative by operators from four Compact founding-member systems who recognized, at the time of the Compact's formation, that the Compact's internal free-transit principles would only work in practice if there was freight infrastructure designed to operate under them. The theoretical benefits of zero-tariff internal transit required practical logistics infrastructure that treated the Compact zone as a single commercial space rather than a collection of separate systems. + +The four founding operators merged their freight assets into the cooperative and developed the documentation standards that are now the Compact-harmonized commercial manifest framework. The framework is the actual product: once the documentation standard was widely adopted across Compact-member systems, any operator using that standard moved through the Compact more efficiently than any operator using Assembly-standard documentation alone. + +--- + +## Operations + +**Distribution network:** Westmark operates freight capacity across all Compact-member gate corridors, maintaining connection windows at every Compact junction. The scheduling system is built around the Compact's internal gate transit windows, which Westmark's operations team coordinates with local gate management at each junction. The result is a network where freight moves on predictable schedules that Westmark's clients can plan around. + +**Documentation:** The Westmark logistics system generates Compact-harmonized commercial manifests automatically for any freight moved under Westmark contract. These manifests satisfy Commission requirements (at the level required for Assembly-standard market access) and Compact customs harmonization simultaneously. An operator who wants to sell goods in both Compact and Assembly zones needs documentation that passes both frameworks; Westmark's system produces this by default. + +**Cross-zone freight:** Goods moving from Compact to Assembly territory require Assembly-standard customs processing at the boundary. Westmark coordinates this through relationships with boundary customs operations. The processing is standard; the coordination is what Westmark provides. An independent operator crossing the boundary handles the same process, just without Westmark's established relationships with the boundary customs staff. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**The Compact of Westphalia:** Westmark is not formally part of the Compact's governance structure. It is the logistics infrastructure that makes the Compact's commercial principles operational. The rotating council has no authority over Westmark's operations. Westmark has no seat on the rotating council. The informal alignment between Westmark commercial policy and Compact political interests is the product of shared institutional heritage — Westmark's founding operators were among the Compact's early advocates — rather than structural governance connection. + +**The Lattice Commission:** Commission inspectors at Compact junction systems deal with Westmark freight regularly. The relationship is professionally routine: Westmark's documentation is consistently in order, Commission certification requirements are met, and the inspections produce no incidents. What the Commission does not say publicly is that Westmark's documentation framework satisfies Commission requirements at the minimum compliant level, and that the Commission's analysis of Compact-zone shadow economy activity suggests that a meaningful fraction of goods moving under Westmark documentation have not been fully declared. The minimum-compliant documentation framework makes fraud detection harder than it would be under more detailed Assembly-standard manifests. The Commission has not been able to demonstrate that Westmark's framework is designed for this purpose, or that Westmark's management is aware of the problem, or that the problem is Westmark's problem rather than its clients'. + +**Compact Financial Exchange:** Westmark's payment processing runs through CFX exclusively. The currency alignment is fundamental to the business model: Mark-denominated freight contracts clearing through Mark-denominated settlement infrastructure eliminates conversion friction for Compact-zone clients. It also means that any Assembly-standard financial intelligence about Westmark's operations is structurally unavailable — CFX records are not accessible to GSH or to any Assembly-jurisdiction financial institution. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The manifest gap. + +Westmark knows — or should know, given the sophistication of its logistics operations — that some of the freight moving under its documentation is not what the manifests describe. The minimum-compliant documentation framework that Westmark's system generates cannot verify cargo contents; it can only document what the shipper declares. The Commission's estimates suggest that approximately 12-15% of Compact-zone commercial freight volume is either misdeclared or undeclared at some level. Westmark moves the majority of Compact-zone commercial freight. + +The Westmark board's position is that it is not a customs enforcement body, that its obligation is to generate compliant documentation for the cargo its clients declare, and that any discrepancy between declarations and actual cargo is the shipper's responsibility. This position is legally defensible. It is also exactly the position that any distributor enabling significant shadow economy freight would adopt if they wanted to maintain deniability. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +Westmark is the mechanism through which goods move through the Compact zone and the reason that shadow economy freight moves through the Compact zone more easily than anywhere else in the Reach. A player investigating contraband flows in the west reach will eventually be looking at Westmark documentation. + +Access to Westmark's logistics planning gives a player visibility into what is moving where in the Compact zone — which is intelligence that neither the Commission nor the Assembly's trade analysis function has in comparable form. Getting that access requires either working inside the Compact commercial network or cultivating a source inside Westmark's operations function. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) — Headquarters system; Compact founding member +- [Compact of Westphalia](../factions/compact-of-westphalia.md) — Political framework +- [Compact Financial Exchange](compact-financial-exchange.md) — Co-located financial partner +- [Westphalia Heavy Works](westphalia-heavy-works.md) — Co-located manufacturing; complementary Compact institution + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/corporations/westphalia-heavy-works.md b/wiki/corporations/westphalia-heavy-works.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ef59c99dc --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/corporations/westphalia-heavy-works.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +--- +title: "Westphalia Heavy Works" +description: "The Compact zone's heavy equipment manufacturer — drills, haulers, and excavators built to Compact specifications, serviced through Compact channels, and priced in Mark" +slug: westphalia-heavy-works +category: corporation +status: canonical +created: 2026-04-05 +updated: 2026-04-05 +scope: regional +faction_type: economic +headquarters: Rand (GJ 601A) +tags: [heavy_equipment, vehicles, compact, mark, west_reach, german_heritage] +decision_refs: [D-175, D-172] +cross_refs: [] +--- + +# Westphalia Heavy Works + +**Type:** Corporation — Heavy Equipment Fabrication and Industrial Machinery +**Also Known As:** WHW, "the Works" +**Status:** Canonical +**Scope:** Regional — west_reach corridor, Compact-member systems +**Headquarters:** Rand (GJ 601A, Ostmark) — Compact founding member, hop 9 +**Classification:** Heavy equipment producer; Compact economic infrastructure + +--- + +## Overview + +Every extractive industry operation in the west reach needs equipment: drills for mining, haulers for ore, excavators for surface mining, structural machinery for construction. For most of the Reach's history, this equipment came from Stalownia Kowalski in the south_reach or Mastroianni Vehicle Group in the core — both of which are excellent manufacturers, neither of which is Compact. + +Westphalia Heavy Works exists because the Compact of Westphalia identified heavy equipment dependency on Assembly-affiliated manufacturers as a strategic vulnerability. An economic bloc that sources its mining and extraction machinery from a company headquartered in the south_reach, priced in Tractus, serviced through Assembly-standard parts supply chains, is an economic bloc that can be pressured through supply chain manipulation in ways that compromise its operational independence. WHW is the Compact's answer to that vulnerability. + +The equipment WHW produces is not the equal of Stalownia Kowalski's best output in every category. It does not need to be. It needs to be good enough for the west reach's operational requirements, available in Mark, serviceable through Compact-zone parts supply, and independent of anything the Assembly could interrupt. + +--- + +## Origin + +WHW was incorporated as a cooperative venture among heavy industry interests from several Compact founding-member systems, with initial capital funded partly through CFX financing instruments and partly through contributions from the member systems' development funds. The decision to fund WHW through Compact institutions rather than seeking external capital was deliberate: external capital means external governance influence, and the Compact's strategic rationale for WHW required it to remain genuinely Compact-controlled. + +The first decade of WHW's operations focused on replicating the core product categories that west reach industries imported from external manufacturers — standard drilling equipment, haulers, surface excavators — at sufficient quality for the applications they were needed for. The engineering work required three generations to fully mature; early WHW equipment had quality gaps that the Compact's industries tolerated because the political cost of external dependence was judged to be higher than the operational cost of inferior equipment. The current generation's output has closed most of those gaps. + +--- + +## Operations + +**WHW Deep Drill:** The flagship mining equipment line — deep-bore drilling systems for mineral extraction operations. Used across Compact-member mining sites. The current generation matches Stalownia's standard specification in most performance categories; it does not match Stalownia's premium-specification output, which WHW's engineering team acknowledges in internal assessments and does not mention in sales materials. + +**Westphalia Standard Hauler:** Surface transport vehicles for bulk material movement. High-volume, durable, serviceable without specialty parts. The design philosophy prioritizes repairability over performance — a WHW hauler can be maintained by a qualified mechanic using parts available through Compact supply chains, rather than requiring specialized tooling or parts from external manufacturers. + +**Rand-Series Excavator:** Surface mining excavation equipment, a newer product line that WHW developed in the current generation in response to demand from Compact surface mining operations that had been purchasing from Assembly-affiliated manufacturers. + +--- + +## Political Relationships + +**Stalownia Kowalski:** The commercial competitor and technical benchmark. WHW's engineering teams monitor Stalownia's product specifications and use them as the quality target for each product generation. The relationship is not adversarial — WHW and Stalownia do not compete in the same markets — but it is not warm. Stalownia's sales representatives who operate in the Compact zone encounter WHW's products as the alternative that Compact buyers consider first, and they know it. + +**The Compact of Westphalia:** WHW's relationship with the Compact is the mirror image of Stalownia's relationship with the Assembly — WHW is infrastructure for a political project as much as it is a commercial enterprise. The Compact's rotating council does not govern WHW, but the strategic alignment between WHW's production priorities and Compact economic independence requirements is so close that governance is not necessary. + +**CFX and Westmark Distribution:** The three Ostmark-headquartered Compact institutions — WHW, CFX, and Westmark Distribution — are the commercial backbone of the Compact zone's economic independence. They are not formally coordinated, but they share institutional heritage, share the same commercial network, and have senior leadership communities that overlap through the Compact's governance bodies and through four generations of shared commercial history at Ostmark. + +--- + +## What They Don't Talk About + +The performance gap documentation. + +WHW's internal engineering assessments contain systematic comparisons between WHW equipment and Stalownia's equivalent products. The documentation — required for the engineering teams to improve product quality — shows clearly that for high-stress applications (deep hard-rock extraction, high-cycle heavy hauling, prolonged surface excavation in extreme environments), WHW equipment fails at higher rates than Stalownia's equivalent products. + +The Compact mining operations that buy WHW equipment know this in a general sense. They buy WHW anyway, because the strategic and currency advantages of Mark-denominated Compact equipment outweigh the operational performance gap for their applications. What they do not know is the specific failure rate data from the internal assessments — the documentation that would allow them to make an informed cost-benefit calculation rather than a strategic judgment. + +WHW considers this documentation proprietary quality data. The engineering teams consider it essential for improvement. The sales function considers it commercially dangerous. The governance board has not formally decided what to do with it. + +--- + +## Gameplay Relevance + +WHW is the Compact's industrial infrastructure — the reason the west reach can sustain extraction operations without Assembly supply chain dependency. The performance gap is a player-accessible vulnerability: a player who obtains WHW's internal failure rate documentation has information that Compact mining operators would pay to understand, and that Stalownia would pay to have published. + +The three Ostmark institutions (WHW, CFX, Westmark) are effectively the commercial infrastructure of the Compact political project. Understanding one is a starting point for understanding all three, and understanding all three is a significant step toward understanding how the Compact actually functions day-to-day. + +--- + +**Cross-References:** +- [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) — Headquarters system +- [Compact of Westphalia](../factions/compact-of-westphalia.md) — Strategic parent framework +- [Compact Financial Exchange](compact-financial-exchange.md) — Co-located financial infrastructure +- [Westmark Distribution](westmark-distribution.md) — Co-located freight infrastructure +- [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Technical benchmark and indirect competitor + +--- + +**Status:** Canonical +**Created:** 2026-04-05 +**Updated:** 2026-04-05 diff --git a/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml b/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1d7cc1d0c --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml @@ -0,0 +1,528 @@ +# ========================================================================== +# Settled Reach — Tier-1 Corporation Catalog +# Source of truth for simulation data. Compiled to economy.db via `make economy-db`. +# +# Fields: +# name Display name (Title Case) +# tier 1 (all entries in this file are Tier 1) +# lore_archetype One of the 28 lore archetypes from archetypes/lore.toml +# behavioral_archetype One of the 6 behavioral archetypes from archetypes/behavioral.toml +# headquarters_system GJ catalog ID string (e.g. "GJ 380") +# headquarters_settlement Settlement name on the headquarters world/station +# currency_preference tractus | mark | mixed | sol_adjacent +# bloc_affiliation assembly | compact | syndic | independent +# scope local | regional | reach_wide +# primary_commodities Array of commodity IDs from commodities.toml +# secondary_commodities Array of commodity IDs from commodities.toml +# branded_products Array of 2-5 product/service names associated with this corp +# shadow_connections Boolean — corp has documented or suspected shadow economy ties +# gate_energy_dependent Boolean — corp relies on Gate Corp energy-over-gate (D-186) +# wiki_slug Slug for wiki page cross-reference +# +# Decisions: D-175 (corporation taxonomy), D-182 (TOML pipeline), D-171 (currencies) +# ========================================================================== + + +# ========================================================================== +# FINANCIAL SERVICES (3 entities — covers critical gap per D-175) +# ========================================================================== + +[groombridge_settlement_house] +name = "Groombridge Settlement House" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "financial_clearing_house" +behavioral_archetype = "intermediary" +headquarters_system = "GJ 380" +headquarters_settlement = "Lendel" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +secondary_commodities = ["insurance", "legal_services"] +branded_products = ["GSH Settlement Certificate", "Standard Protocol", "Reach Settlement Mark", "GSH Correspondent Account"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "groombridge-settlement-house" + +[compact_financial_exchange] +name = "Compact Financial Exchange" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "financial_clearing_house" +behavioral_archetype = "cooperative" +headquarters_system = "GJ 601A" +headquarters_settlement = "Rand" +currency_preference = "mark" +bloc_affiliation = "compact" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +secondary_commodities = ["insurance"] +branded_products = ["CFX Settlement Protocol", "Westmark Exchange Certificate", "Mark Standard Guarantee"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "compact-financial-exchange" + +[meridian_risk] +name = "Meridian Risk Partners" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "insurance_underwriter" +behavioral_archetype = "intermediary" +headquarters_system = "GJ 380" +headquarters_settlement = "Lendel" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["insurance"] +secondary_commodities = ["financial_services"] +branded_products = ["Meridian Risk Pool", "Reach Standard Cover", "Transit Indemnity Certificate", "Meridian Cargo Bond"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "meridian-risk" + + +# ========================================================================== +# RE-EMBODIMENT / MEDICAL (1 entity — covers critical gap per D-175) +# ========================================================================== + +[somatic_futures] +name = "Somatic Futures" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "licensed_longevity_clinic" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 144" +headquarters_settlement = "Kallast" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["medical_re-embodiment"] +secondary_commodities = ["medical_goods", "implant_hardware"] +branded_products = ["Futures Renewal Program", "Clean Slate Protocol", "Somatic Continuity Certificate"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "somatic-futures" + + +# ========================================================================== +# EAST REACH ANCHORS (3 entities — covers D-175 east reach gap) +# ========================================================================== + +[the_blue_collective] +name = "The Blue Collective" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "deep_ocean_fishery" +behavioral_archetype = "cooperative" +headquarters_system = "GJ 482A" +headquarters_settlement = "Dagat" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "syndic" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce", "organic_compounds"] +secondary_commodities = ["textiles"] +branded_products = ["Dagat Blue Dye", "Blue Collective Reserve Fabric", "Dagat Kelp Standard", "Deep Canopy Extract"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "the-blue-collective" + +[hanyang_precision] +name = "Hanyang Precision Systems" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "precision_instrument_maker" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 860B" +headquarters_settlement = "Changwon" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["electronics"] +secondary_commodities = ["drive_cores"] +branded_products = ["Hanyang Navigator Series", "Changwon Calibration Standard", "HP-Class Gate Instruments"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "hanyang-precision" + +[jeonnam_old_table] +name = "Jeonnam Old Table Cooperative" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "fermentation_cooperative" +behavioral_archetype = "cooperative" +headquarters_system = "GJ 860B" +headquarters_settlement = "Changwon" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "syndic" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "processed_food"] +secondary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce"] +branded_products = ["Jeonnam Old Table Doenjang", "Jeonnam Reserve Paste", "Old Table Gochujang"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "jeonnam-old-table" + + +# ========================================================================== +# INFORMATION BROKERAGE (1 entity — covers D-175 gap) +# ========================================================================== + +[the_registry] +name = "The Registry" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "commercial_intelligence_network" +behavioral_archetype = "intermediary" +headquarters_system = "GJ 380" +headquarters_settlement = "Lendel" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "independent" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["entertainment"] +secondary_commodities = ["legal_services"] +branded_products = ["Registry Standard Report", "Open Horizon Feed", "Registry Deep Trace", "Correspondent Analysis Service"] +shadow_connections = true +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "the-registry" + + +# ========================================================================== +# COMPACT DISTRIBUTOR (1 entity — covers D-175 gap) +# ========================================================================== + +[westmark_distribution] +name = "Westmark Distribution" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "bulk_freight_logistics" +behavioral_archetype = "distributor" +headquarters_system = "GJ 601A" +headquarters_settlement = "Rand" +currency_preference = "mark" +bloc_affiliation = "compact" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["consumer_goods"] +secondary_commodities = ["processed_food", "refined_metals"] +branded_products = ["Westmark Standard Load", "Free Haul Network", "Compact Delivery Protocol"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "westmark-distribution" + + +# ========================================================================== +# AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION +# ========================================================================== + +[kallast_agrosyndic] +name = "Kallast Agrosyndic" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "industrial_monoculture_farm" +behavioral_archetype = "monopolist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 144" +headquarters_settlement = "Kallast" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "syndic" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce", "processed_food"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds"] +branded_products = ["Kallast Grade A Grain", "Ran Standard Bulk", "Agrosyndic Export Certificate"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "kallast-agrosyndic" + + +# ========================================================================== +# MINING AND METALS +# ========================================================================== + +[baektu_mining_alliance] +name = "Baektu Mining Alliance" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "asteroid_belt_mining" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 1111" +headquarters_settlement = "Isivikelo" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"] +secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "stone"] +branded_products = ["Baektu Grade Ore", "Alliance Consolidated Ore", "South Belt Standard"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "baektu-mining-alliance" + +[rare_vein_survey] +name = "Rare Vein Survey" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "deep_rock_extraction" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 280A" +headquarters_settlement = "Parallax" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["rare_minerals", "lattice_grade_material"] +secondary_commodities = ["metallic_ore"] +branded_products = ["Rare Vein Survey Certificate", "RVS Verified Grade", "Lattice-Class Extract"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "rare-vein-survey" + +[cygni_combines] +name = "Cygni Combines" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "electronics_manufacturer" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 820B" +headquarters_settlement = "Cygni B" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["electronics", "advanced_alloys"] +secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "structural_panels", "consumer_goods"] +branded_products = ["Cygni Standard Electronics", "Cygni Alloy Sheet", "B-Class Hull Plate"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "cygni-combines" + + +# ========================================================================== +# ENERGY AND FUEL +# ========================================================================== + +[lagrange_fuel_systems] +name = "Lagrange Fuel Systems" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "ice_comet_harvesting" +behavioral_archetype = "monopolist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 445" +headquarters_settlement = "Lagrange Station" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "independent" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["fusion_fuel", "water"] +secondary_commodities = [] +branded_products = ["Lagrange Standard Fuel", "LFS Deep Ice Harvest", "Frontier Fuel Protocol"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "lagrange-fuel-systems" + + +# ========================================================================== +# CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS +# ========================================================================== + +[societe_chimique] +name = "Société Chimique du Vide" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "pharmaceutical_manufacturer" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 395" +headquarters_settlement = "Confluent" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["chemicals"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "chemical_feedstock"] +branded_products = ["SCV Industrial Grade", "Vide Process Chemicals", "Commission Certified Standard"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "societe-chimique" + + +# ========================================================================== +# MEDICAL GOODS +# ========================================================================== + +[salud_alliance] +name = "Salud Alliance" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "pharmaceutical_manufacturer" +behavioral_archetype = "distributor" +headquarters_system = "GJ 884" +headquarters_settlement = "Matamba" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["medical_goods"] +secondary_commodities = ["chemicals"] +branded_products = ["Salud Standard Med", "Alliance Formulary", "Reach Essential Pack"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "salud-alliance" + +[sato_medical] +name = "Sato Medical Systems" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "pharmaceutical_manufacturer" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 848" +headquarters_settlement = "Oshima" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["medical_goods", "implant_hardware"] +secondary_commodities = ["chemicals"] +branded_products = ["Sato Diagnostic Suite", "Oshima Medical Standard", "SMS Neural Calibration Kit"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "sato-medical" + + +# ========================================================================== +# CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE +# ========================================================================== + +[sova_station_works] +name = "Sova Station Works" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "station_module_constructor" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 280B" +headquarters_settlement = "Sova" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["habitat_modules"] +secondary_commodities = ["structural_panels", "electronics"] +branded_products = ["Sova Standard Module", "SSW Pressurized Section", "Compact-Class Habitat"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "sova-station-works" + +[trans_reach_rail] +name = "Trans-Reach Rail" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "heavy_equipment_foundry" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 244A" +headquarters_settlement = "Gateway" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["rail_infrastructure"] +secondary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment", "structural_panels"] +branded_products = ["TRR Standard Gauge", "Trans-Reach Urban Rail", "Gateway-Class Maglev"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "trans-reach-rail" + + +# ========================================================================== +# LATTICE AND DRIVE TECHNOLOGY +# ========================================================================== + +[takamori_lattice_works] +name = "Takamori Lattice Works" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "precision_instrument_maker" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 136" +headquarters_settlement = "Hải Cảng" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["lattice_substrate", "drive_cores"] +secondary_commodities = ["electronics"] +branded_products = ["Takamori Lattice Standard", "TLW Drive Core Series", "East Corridor Substrate"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "takamori-lattice-works" + + +# ========================================================================== +# HOSPITALITY AND LUXURY SERVICES +# ========================================================================== + +[thalassa_resort_group] +name = "Thalassa Resort Group" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "information_brokerage" +behavioral_archetype = "specialist" +headquarters_system = "GJ 244A" +headquarters_settlement = "Gateway" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["hospitality", "fine_dining"] +secondary_commodities = ["entertainment"] +branded_products = ["Thalassa Grand", "Thalassa Transit", "Horizon Suite", "Thalassa Table"] +shadow_connections = true +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "thalassa-resort-group" + + +# ========================================================================== +# FREIGHT AND LOGISTICS +# ========================================================================== + +[kovalev_freight] +name = "Kovalev Freight Lines" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "reach_wide_freight_logistics" +behavioral_archetype = "distributor" +headquarters_system = "GJ 702B" +headquarters_settlement = "Prometheus" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["agricultural_produce", "processed_food"] +secondary_commodities = ["consumer_goods", "chemicals"] +branded_products = ["Kovalev Priority Freight", "KFL Perishable Express", "Cold Chain Standard"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "kovalev-freight" + +[umoja_freight] +name = "Umoja Freight" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "bulk_freight_logistics" +behavioral_archetype = "distributor" +headquarters_system = "GJ 1111" +headquarters_settlement = "Zenzele Horizon" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["metallic_ore", "refined_metals"] +secondary_commodities = ["stone", "structural_panels"] +branded_products = ["Umoja Bulk Standard", "South Network Consolidation", "Zenzele Bond Cargo"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "umoja-freight" + + +# ========================================================================== +# COMPACT HEAVY INDUSTRY +# ========================================================================== + +[westphalia_heavy_works] +name = "Westphalia Heavy Works" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "heavy_equipment_foundry" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 601A" +headquarters_settlement = "Rand" +currency_preference = "mark" +bloc_affiliation = "compact" +scope = "regional" +primary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment", "vehicles"] +secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "advanced_alloys"] +branded_products = ["WHW Deep Drill", "Westphalia Standard Hauler", "Rand-Series Excavator"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = false +wiki_slug = "westphalia-heavy-works" + + +# ========================================================================== +# CONSUMER GOODS +# ========================================================================== + +[matahari_consumer_goods] +name = "Matahari Consumer Goods" +tier = 1 +lore_archetype = "consumer_goods_manufacturer" +behavioral_archetype = "producer" +headquarters_system = "GJ 566B" +headquarters_settlement = "Confluência" +currency_preference = "tractus" +bloc_affiliation = "assembly" +scope = "reach_wide" +primary_commodities = ["consumer_goods", "textiles"] +secondary_commodities = ["processed_food"] +branded_products = ["Matahari Home Series", "Confluência Standard", "Sun Brand Consumer Pack"] +shadow_connections = false +gate_energy_dependent = true +wiki_slug = "matahari-consumer-goods" -- 2.54.0 From 07abad2df5696f4a6637adaf3068ba3ab29570f4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 16:25:44 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 5/6] =?UTF-8?q?fix(wiki):=20address=20PR=20#116=20review?= =?UTF-8?q?=20=E2=80=94=20TOML=20key=20mismatches,=20broken=20link,=20prof?= =?UTF-8?q?ile=20corrections?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - Fix 16 lore_archetype keys in tier1.toml to match lore.toml definitions - Fix 4 commodity ID mismatches (medical_re-embodiment, fine_dining, vehicles, entertainment) - Add pharmaceutical_manufacturer archetype to lore.toml - Fix station_module_constructor note (Cygni B → Sova Station Works) - Create GJ-280B stub (Sova Station Works HQ system) - Add Station Sova cross-reference to sova-station-works.md - Fix GJ-251 and GJ-144 economic exports (financial_services contradictions) - Split corporation index into Narrative Profiles and Tier 1 sections Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) --- wiki/corporations/index.md | 11 +++++- wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md | 3 +- wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml | 17 +++++++- wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml | 38 +++++++++--------- wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md | 2 +- wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md | 4 +- wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md | 52 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 7 files changed, 102 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) create mode 100644 wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md diff --git a/wiki/corporations/index.md b/wiki/corporations/index.md index 15c869eba..3d119e4d3 100644 --- a/wiki/corporations/index.md +++ b/wiki/corporations/index.md @@ -2,7 +2,9 @@ Major commercial entities operating at civilizational scale in the Settled Reach. These are Syndic-tier organizations whose products are so fundamental to the Reach's infrastructure that they operate beyond the normal commercial register. -## Corporations +## Narrative Profiles + +Thirteen corporations with established lore profiles — faction relationships, narrative histories, and canonical status. Not yet modeled in the economics simulation. | Corporation | System | Product | Scale | |------------|--------|---------|-------| @@ -19,6 +21,13 @@ Major commercial entities operating at civilizational scale in the Settled Reach | [Nordmark Skog](nordmark-skog.md) | [Stillvakt](../star-systems/GJ-534/index.md) (GJ 534) | Timber and structural panels | West_reach corridor | | [Talbräu](talbrau.md) | [Brückenau](../star-systems/GJ-798/index.md) (GJ 798) | Franconian farmhouse lager | West_reach transit corridor | | [Vins de Grand Vide](vins-de-grand-vide.md) | [Confluent](../star-systems/GJ-395/index.md) (GJ 395) | Négociant wine cooperative; Grand Vide Classé certification and distribution | West_reach corridor; inner-corridor premium market | + +## Tier 1 Corporations + +Twenty-five corporations with full economics simulation profiles. These organizations actively participate in the market simulation — producing, trading, and consuming commodities. Each has a `tier1.toml` economic data file. + +| Corporation | System | Product | Scale | +|------------|--------|---------|-------| | [Groombridge Settlement House](groombridge-settlement-house.md) | [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) (GJ 380) | Inter-faction financial clearing and settlement | Reach-wide | | [Compact Financial Exchange](compact-financial-exchange.md) | [Ostmark](../star-systems/GJ-601A/index.md) (GJ 601A) | Mark-denominated clearing, Compact currency infrastructure | Compact zone | | [Meridian Risk Partners](meridian-risk.md) | [Groombridge](../star-systems/GJ-380/index.md) (GJ 380) | Commercial and infrastructure insurance underwriting | Reach-wide | diff --git a/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md b/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md index f59b642f5..c4a295da1 100644 --- a/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md +++ b/wiki/corporations/sova-station-works.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ faction_type: economic headquarters: Sova (GJ 280B) tags: [habitat_modules, structural_panels, manufacturing, assembly, slavic_heritage] decision_refs: [D-175] -cross_refs: [] +cross_refs: [station-sova] --- # Sova Station Works @@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ The pressure seal issue is a player-accessible investigation. Station maintenanc --- **Cross-References:** +- [Station Sova](../star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md) — Player starting environment; Sova Station Works headquarters - [Gate Corporation](gate-corporation.md) — Horizon station module partner - [Stalownia Kowalski](stalownia-kowalski.md) — Manufacturing equipment supplier - [Veil Institute](../factions/veil-institute.md) — Non-disclosed construction history diff --git a/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml b/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml index a3f07282c..e2c134cb4 100644 --- a/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml +++ b/wiki/economics/archetypes/lore.toml @@ -260,7 +260,7 @@ currency_preference = "tractus" commission_relationship = "certified" tier3_density = "low" behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"] -generation_notes = "Cygni B is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 2-5 year lead times on station sections (D-177). Module construction is oversized bulk — stays near raw sources, which is near corridor hubs. A structural panels shortage (from timber disruption) cascades directly to this archetype: no modules means no new stations. Frontier expansion rate is mechanically gated by this archetype's supply." +generation_notes = "Sova Station Works (Sova, GJ 280B) is the canonical Tier-1 instance. 2-5 year lead times on station sections (D-177). Module construction is oversized bulk — stays near raw sources, which is near corridor hubs. A structural panels shortage (from timber disruption) cascades directly to this archetype: no modules means no new stations. Frontier expansion rate is mechanically gated by this archetype's supply." [gate_infrastructure_manufacturer] name = "Gate Infrastructure Manufacturer" @@ -277,6 +277,21 @@ behavioral_affinity = ["monopolist"] generation_notes = "Gate Corporation holds a near-total monopoly on this archetype. Effectively a Monopolist-only archetype — the 6-tier supply chain depth, commission certification, and capital requirements preclude competitive entry. Rail_infrastructure is a secondary output used in surface transit networks. Gate component shortage cascades immediately to both implant_hardware (via lattice_substrate input) and gate_components — making this the most politically charged supply chain in the Reach." +[pharmaceutical_manufacturer] +name = "Pharmaceutical Manufacturer" +category = "manufacturing" +description = "Industrial-scale production of chemicals, pharmaceutical precursors, and medical compounds requiring Commission-certified production standards and multi-century formulation archives." +primary_commodities = ["chemicals"] +secondary_commodities = ["organic_compounds", "medical_goods"] +typical_sectors = ["west_reach", "core", "south_reach"] +east_reach_anchor = false +currency_preference = "tractus" +commission_relationship = "certified" +tier3_density = "low" +behavioral_affinity = ["producer", "specialist"] +generation_notes = "Société Chimique du Vide (Confluent, GJ 395) is the canonical Tier-1 instance — three-century formulation archive, Commission-certified pharmaceutical-grade chemical precursor production. Distinct from heavy_industrial_manufacturer (machinery) and biosphere_cultivation (organic inputs): this archetype covers the synthesis and processing stage that converts organic_compounds and chemical_feedstock into standardized chemicals. Commission certification required for pharmaceutical products. The compact_contested flag on chemicals creates Compact-zone friction — unlicensed chemical production is D-174 canonical contraband in frontier systems." + + # ========================================================================== # TRADE / LOGISTICS (4) # Freight transport, distribution, and clearing. diff --git a/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml b/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml index 1d7cc1d0c..368da081b 100644 --- a/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml +++ b/wiki/economics/corporations/tier1.toml @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ wiki_slug = "compact-financial-exchange" [meridian_risk] name = "Meridian Risk Partners" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "insurance_underwriter" +lore_archetype = "risk_underwriting_house" behavioral_archetype = "intermediary" headquarters_system = "GJ 380" headquarters_settlement = "Lendel" @@ -86,14 +86,14 @@ wiki_slug = "meridian-risk" [somatic_futures] name = "Somatic Futures" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "licensed_longevity_clinic" +lore_archetype = "medical_re_embodiment_clinic" behavioral_archetype = "specialist" headquarters_system = "GJ 144" headquarters_settlement = "Kallast" currency_preference = "tractus" bloc_affiliation = "assembly" scope = "reach_wide" -primary_commodities = ["medical_re-embodiment"] +primary_commodities = ["medical_services"] secondary_commodities = ["medical_goods", "implant_hardware"] branded_products = ["Futures Renewal Program", "Clean Slate Protocol", "Somatic Continuity Certificate"] shadow_connections = false @@ -164,14 +164,14 @@ wiki_slug = "jeonnam-old-table" [the_registry] name = "The Registry" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "commercial_intelligence_network" +lore_archetype = "intelligence_network" behavioral_archetype = "intermediary" headquarters_system = "GJ 380" headquarters_settlement = "Lendel" currency_preference = "tractus" bloc_affiliation = "independent" scope = "reach_wide" -primary_commodities = ["entertainment"] +primary_commodities = ["financial_services"] secondary_commodities = ["legal_services"] branded_products = ["Registry Standard Report", "Open Horizon Feed", "Registry Deep Trace", "Correspondent Analysis Service"] shadow_connections = true @@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ wiki_slug = "the-registry" [westmark_distribution] name = "Westmark Distribution" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "bulk_freight_logistics" +lore_archetype = "corridor_freight_operator" behavioral_archetype = "distributor" headquarters_system = "GJ 601A" headquarters_settlement = "Rand" @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ wiki_slug = "westmark-distribution" [kallast_agrosyndic] name = "Kallast Agrosyndic" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "industrial_monoculture_farm" +lore_archetype = "industrial_staple_farming" behavioral_archetype = "monopolist" headquarters_system = "GJ 144" headquarters_settlement = "Kallast" @@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ wiki_slug = "rare-vein-survey" [cygni_combines] name = "Cygni Combines" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "electronics_manufacturer" +lore_archetype = "station_module_constructor" behavioral_archetype = "producer" headquarters_system = "GJ 820B" headquarters_settlement = "Cygni B" @@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ wiki_slug = "cygni-combines" [lagrange_fuel_systems] name = "Lagrange Fuel Systems" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "ice_comet_harvesting" +lore_archetype = "frontier_ice_mining" behavioral_archetype = "monopolist" headquarters_system = "GJ 445" headquarters_settlement = "Lagrange Station" @@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ wiki_slug = "societe-chimique" [salud_alliance] name = "Salud Alliance" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "pharmaceutical_manufacturer" +lore_archetype = "perishable_chain_operator" behavioral_archetype = "distributor" headquarters_system = "GJ 884" headquarters_settlement = "Matamba" @@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ wiki_slug = "salud-alliance" [sato_medical] name = "Sato Medical Systems" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "pharmaceutical_manufacturer" +lore_archetype = "precision_instrument_maker" behavioral_archetype = "specialist" headquarters_system = "GJ 848" headquarters_settlement = "Oshima" @@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ wiki_slug = "sova-station-works" [trans_reach_rail] name = "Trans-Reach Rail" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "heavy_equipment_foundry" +lore_archetype = "heavy_industrial_manufacturer" behavioral_archetype = "specialist" headquarters_system = "GJ 244A" headquarters_settlement = "Gateway" @@ -430,14 +430,14 @@ wiki_slug = "takamori-lattice-works" [thalassa_resort_group] name = "Thalassa Resort Group" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "information_brokerage" +lore_archetype = "destination_hospitality_operator" behavioral_archetype = "specialist" headquarters_system = "GJ 244A" headquarters_settlement = "Gateway" currency_preference = "tractus" bloc_affiliation = "assembly" scope = "reach_wide" -primary_commodities = ["hospitality", "fine_dining"] +primary_commodities = ["hospitality", "tourism"] secondary_commodities = ["entertainment"] branded_products = ["Thalassa Grand", "Thalassa Transit", "Horizon Suite", "Thalassa Table"] shadow_connections = true @@ -452,7 +452,7 @@ wiki_slug = "thalassa-resort-group" [kovalev_freight] name = "Kovalev Freight Lines" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "reach_wide_freight_logistics" +lore_archetype = "perishable_chain_operator" behavioral_archetype = "distributor" headquarters_system = "GJ 702B" headquarters_settlement = "Prometheus" @@ -469,7 +469,7 @@ wiki_slug = "kovalev-freight" [umoja_freight] name = "Umoja Freight" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "bulk_freight_logistics" +lore_archetype = "corridor_freight_operator" behavioral_archetype = "distributor" headquarters_system = "GJ 1111" headquarters_settlement = "Zenzele Horizon" @@ -491,14 +491,14 @@ wiki_slug = "umoja-freight" [westphalia_heavy_works] name = "Westphalia Heavy Works" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "heavy_equipment_foundry" +lore_archetype = "heavy_industrial_manufacturer" behavioral_archetype = "producer" headquarters_system = "GJ 601A" headquarters_settlement = "Rand" currency_preference = "mark" bloc_affiliation = "compact" scope = "regional" -primary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment", "vehicles"] +primary_commodities = ["heavy_equipment", "transport_vehicles"] secondary_commodities = ["refined_metals", "advanced_alloys"] branded_products = ["WHW Deep Drill", "Westphalia Standard Hauler", "Rand-Series Excavator"] shadow_connections = false @@ -513,7 +513,7 @@ wiki_slug = "westphalia-heavy-works" [matahari_consumer_goods] name = "Matahari Consumer Goods" tier = 1 -lore_archetype = "consumer_goods_manufacturer" +lore_archetype = "textile_craft_guild" behavioral_archetype = "producer" headquarters_system = "GJ 566B" headquarters_settlement = "Confluência" diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md index 617a43cb2..cde45e150 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-144/index.md @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ | **Population** | 3,200,000,000 | | **Economy** | Tier 4 · agriculture / manufacturing | | **Industries** | agricultural_produce, organic_compounds, processed_food, fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, refined_metals, hospitality, financial_services | -| **Exports** | fusion_fuel, agricultural_produce, processed_food, organic_compounds, refined_metals, financial_services | +| **Exports** | fusion_fuel, agricultural_produce, processed_food, organic_compounds, refined_metals | | **Imports** | electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals, structural_panels | | **Governance** | council · syndic | | **Atmosphere** | working_prosperity / quiet_confidence | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md index 3092da8c7..40ccfeb9b 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-251/index.md @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ | **Bodies** | 1 habitable · 3 inhabited | | **Gates** | 5 aperture · hub | | **Settlement** | wave_1 | -| **Industries** | fusion_fuel, metallic_ore, financial_services, insurance, legal_services | -| **Exports** | financial_services, legal_services | +| **Industries** | gate_components, refined_metals, metallic_ore, fusion_fuel, financial_services, legal_services | +| **Exports** | gate_components, refined_metals | | **Imports** | processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, refined_metals, chemicals | | **Population** | — | diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ef254764d --- /dev/null +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +# Sova +**GJ 280B** | K-type | core + +> **Stub** — system profile pending full generation. Known data: Slavic-heritage manufacturing settlement, home of Sova Station Works, player starting environment (Station Sova). Companion star to GJ 280A (Parallax). + +--- + +## System Profile + + +| | | +|---|---| +| **Star** | — · — ly | +| **Bodies** | — habitable · — inhabited | +| **Gates** | — aperture · — | +| **Settlement** | — | +| **Industries** | structural_panels, habitat_modules, fusion_fuel, financial_services | +| **Exports** | structural_panels | +| **Imports** | metallic_ore, processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | +| **Population** | — | + +--- + +## Faction Notes + +GJ 280B is the home system of Sova Station Works, the inner core's specialist habitat module fabricator. The founding Slavic-heritage community came as construction engineers; the system grew around fabrication work rather than agricultural or administrative settlement. The population is concentrated in orbital infrastructure rather than on any surface body. + +Station Sova — the orbital station that serves as Sova Station Works' manufacturing headquarters — is the largest inhabited structure in the system and the hub around which all local economic activity is organized. + +--- + +## Narrative Hook + +The company that builds the pressurized sections everyone else lives in started here. The workers who designed the Compact-Class Habitat standard — the module configuration the Commission adopted as its reference specification — still work here. They will show you the original fabrication halls if you ask. + +--- + +## Topology + +- **Hop Distance from Gateway:** — +- **Adjacent Systems:** GJ 280A (Parallax) + +## Celestial Bodies + + +*Pending generation.* + +### Stations & Facilities + +| ID | Name | Type | Orbits | Population | Economy | Governance | Docking | Gate | Districts | +|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| `GJ280B-S1` | Station Sova | industrial | — | — | manufacturing | — | major | — | — | -- 2.54.0 From 16fb644a128c71db44a779d1447176a6383a511c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeroen Schweitzer Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2026 16:27:33 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 6/6] fix(wiki): remove placeholder economic fields from GJ-280B stub MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit GJ-280B is a stub pending full generation — economic profile fields were speculative and should not be present until the system is properly authored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) --- wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md | 3 --- 1 file changed, 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md index ef254764d..a3eba129a 100644 --- a/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md +++ b/wiki/star-systems/GJ-280B/index.md @@ -14,9 +14,6 @@ | **Bodies** | — habitable · — inhabited | | **Gates** | — aperture · — | | **Settlement** | — | -| **Industries** | structural_panels, habitat_modules, fusion_fuel, financial_services | -| **Exports** | structural_panels | -| **Imports** | metallic_ore, processed_food, electronics, consumer_goods, medical_goods, chemicals | | **Population** | — | --- -- 2.54.0