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Created page with "{{WIP}} A '''star system''' is the term given to the area containing and surrounding a star. This occupies a cubic light year of the Milky Way and includes celestial bodies that orbit it, including planets, comets, asteroids, moons and planetary nebula. Star systems can contain more than one star, including binary stars like Sirius. ==Notes== *In real life astronomy, star systems are clusters of multiple stars bound together in. Sou..." |
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*In real life astronomy, [[wikipedia:Star system|star systems]] are clusters of multiple stars | *In real life astronomy, [[wikipedia:Star system|star systems]] are clusters of multiple stars that orbit each other. Sources like NASA describe the in-game star systems, celestial bodies which orbit a central point, as '''planetary systems'''. | ||
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A star system is the term given to the area containing and surrounding a star. This occupies a cubic light year of the Milky Way and includes celestial bodies that orbit it, including planets, comets, asteroids, moons and planetary nebula. Star systems can contain more than one star, including binary stars like Sirius.
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- In real life astronomy, star systems are clusters of multiple stars that orbit each other. Sources like NASA describe the in-game star systems, celestial bodies which orbit a central point, as planetary systems.