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| Summary: | System and home world of the fictional Andorian race present in the Star Trek Universe. |
| Description: | The home world Andoria is a moon traveling around a gas giant called Andor which causes its tidal effects to heat the moon enough - combined with solar influx - and the moon's internal potential and radioactive energy to make the world habitable. Andoria is an icy world, with an average temperature of -9 centigrade. It features biomes ranging from arctic, and tundra to taiga. In Celestia, tidal heating is not considered by the program and therefore it displays the moon's information as being colder. Other inhabited planets and moons are also present. Please read Zhar2's ReadMe file for instructions on installation and usage. You may also use the ENTER-TYPE NAME-ENTER method to get to in Pi3 Ori, then you can use the Solar System Browser under Celestia's Navigation Menu in order to locate the system's objects. NOTE: Version 1 is smaller and doesn't offer as many texture resolutions as does the larger version. If the time of the download doesn't bother you. go for the second version for a bit more detail. |
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| Creator: | zhar2 |
| Version: | 1.0 & 2.0 |
| License: | For private use and non-profit purposes only. Recognition and/or proper compensation must be given to the author. |
| Added: | 2008-05-15 20:53 |
| Last modified: | 2008-06-11 21:57 |
Comments by visitors:
2010-08-15 06:16
#2 Simon
For canon Star Trek, puts the the Andorian Empire around the Procyon System !
2008-05-17 06:48
#1 Reiko
Nice work!
I understand your decision to not have the system around Procyon. It was never established in any show but before Star Trek: Star Charts, andoria was always considered to be in the Epsilon Indi system.
Again, great system you made here. :)
I understand your decision to not have the system around Procyon. It was never established in any show but before Star Trek: Star Charts, andoria was always considered to be in the Epsilon Indi system.
Again, great system you made here. :)
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