Anatar/Drexilthar/Reavers' Deep 2128
E797000-0      Ba                          A013  Na  G0V

Primary: Drathler, spectral class GOV. ICN S4K0508G0V. Mass 1.04 standard. Stellar diameter 1.03 standard. Luminosity 1.21 standard.

Planetary System: Seven major bodies. One Inhabited world (Tharrill, IV), one potentially habitable world (Anatar, V). Two gas giants, two planetoid belts, one captured planet (Anatar, V), which falls to follow accepted planetary progression laws, in system.

V Anatar: Mean orbital radius, 194.48 million kilometers (1.3 AU). Period, 530.87 days ... No satellites ... Diameter, 11,509 kilometers. Density, 1.04. Mass, 0.697 standard. Mean surface gravity, 0.91 G. Rotation period: 18 hours, 28 minutes, 35 seconds. Axial Inclination, 16°5'5.0" Orbital eccentricity, .100 ... Albedo, .30 ... Surface atmospheric pressure, 1.5atm; composition, standard oxygen-nitrogen mix with viral taint. Requires filter mask to breathe atmosphere directly. Hydrographic percentage, 71%; composition, liquid water. Mean summer surface temperature (at apastron), 11°C. Mean winter surface temperature (at periastron), 9.5°C.

Remarks: Anatar, Tharrill's sister world, was settled by the Carrillian Assembly and was, with the exception of a considerably chillier climate, virtually equal in potential to Tharrill itself. Both colonies thrived until, about two centuries ago, disaster struck Anatar. The Red Plague of 922 was one of the most horrible catastrophes in human history.

            Rumor has it that, during the evacuation, a starship carrying a large shipment of valuable paintings, sculpture and other priceless pieces from the Planetary Museum crashlanded somewhere in the wilderness northwest of the capital city. Two expeditions have visited the world in hopes of locating and salvaging the lost artwork; both of them contracted the Red Plague - two survivors came back from the first expedition and none from the second. This has caused fresh consideration of the problem and has led to the theory that the virus can be absorbed through exposed skin as well as through the lungs. No one has been willing to test this assumption, however, by another visit to Anatar.

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