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Welcome, potential passenger to the Domum Spacelines charter-base.
We hope that the information provided below will be of help to you in searching for the most optimal vacation spot for you and your loved ones.
If you have any further questions, our Customer Support AI; Merina will be happy to take your calls.
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Please note that travel restrictions on certain planets and or systems in the Cluster may occur, this is not in Domum Spacelines' control as we are obligated to obide by any government restrictions in-order to ensure the safety of our passengers.
As per the Luna Treaty of 3350, Domum Spacelines adheres to the planetary regulations put in place by the Sol Congress. This is to protect both our passengers and property, both individual and company.
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Classes of Planets:
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Classes of Planets:
Terra
A world with the designation of terra is typically a rocky planet or moon with an atmosphere and liquid oceans, best example being Earth.
A world with the designation of terra is typically a rocky planet or moon with an atmosphere and liquid oceans, best example being Earth.
Desert
A world with the designation of desert is typically a rocky planet or moon but with no oceans, it may or may not have an atmosphere, best examples being Venus or Mars.
A world with the designation of desert is typically a rocky planet or moon but with no oceans, it may or may not have an atmosphere, best examples being Venus or Mars.
Selena
A world with the designation of selena is typically a rocky planet or in most cases a moon with no atmosphere, best examples being Luna or Mercury.
A world with the designation of selena is typically a rocky planet or in most cases a moon with no atmosphere, best examples being Luna or Mercury.
Oceanic
A world with the designation of oceanic is typically one that is above 90% water on its surface, best example being Autumn.
A world with the designation of oceanic is typically one that is above 90% water on its surface, best example being Autumn.
Ice
A world with the designation of ice is typically one that is made up mostly of ice instead of rock, best examples being Europa or Pluto.
A world with the designation of ice is typically one that is made up mostly of ice instead of rock, best examples being Europa or Pluto.
Titan
A world with the designation of titan is typically one that has liquid seas or oceans of methane rather than water. Best example being Titan itself.
A world with the designation of titan is typically one that has liquid seas or oceans of methane rather than water. Best example being Titan itself.
Classes of Viability:
Class-1
A world with class-1 viability is one that is considered to be so close to Earth in nature that colonization is almost immediate upon discovery. These worlds typically consist of oxygen rich atmospheres and liquid oceans of water. A majority of Human colony worlds are class-1. Civilian travel to colonized class-1 planets is encouraged for benefit to tourism and migration and civilian discovery of class-1 planets is to be reported to government officials immediately with rewards offered.
A world with class-1 viability is one that is considered to be so close to Earth in nature that colonization is almost immediate upon discovery. These worlds typically consist of oxygen rich atmospheres and liquid oceans of water. A majority of Human colony worlds are class-1. Civilian travel to colonized class-1 planets is encouraged for benefit to tourism and migration and civilian discovery of class-1 planets is to be reported to government officials immediately with rewards offered.
Class-2
A world with class-2 viability is one that is considered to be viable for Human colonization and expansion, but is still hostile enough to Human life that usual extraterrestrial procautions must be taken such as breathing apparatus and Enviro-suits. These worlds typically have a minority amount of oxygen in the atmosphere. A minority of Human colony worlds are class-2. Civilian travel to class-2 planets is allowed with little restriction unless stated otherwise.
A world with class-2 viability is one that is considered to be viable for Human colonization and expansion, but is still hostile enough to Human life that usual extraterrestrial procautions must be taken such as breathing apparatus and Enviro-suits. These worlds typically have a minority amount of oxygen in the atmosphere. A minority of Human colony worlds are class-2. Civilian travel to class-2 planets is allowed with little restriction unless stated otherwise.
Class-3
A world with class-3 viability is one that is considered to be a possibility for Human colonization but one that is relatively low priority due to unfavorable environmental conditions. These worlds typically have little to no oxygen in the atmosphere, hostile weather or temperature conditions such as extreme heat or cold and would prove too expensive to maintain in the long run. Class-3 planets are usually used only for scientific research or military outposts. Civilian travel to class-3 planets is ill-advised, and depending on the planet, forbidden entirely.
A world with class-3 viability is one that is considered to be a possibility for Human colonization but one that is relatively low priority due to unfavorable environmental conditions. These worlds typically have little to no oxygen in the atmosphere, hostile weather or temperature conditions such as extreme heat or cold and would prove too expensive to maintain in the long run. Class-3 planets are usually used only for scientific research or military outposts. Civilian travel to class-3 planets is ill-advised, and depending on the planet, forbidden entirely.
Class-4
A world with class-4 viability is usually not even a planet, class-4 worlds consist mostly of moons and dwarf planets. Upon discovery they are almost immediately ignored unless there is reason to believe that they are rich in minerals or materials or have some other benefit to the advancement of science and civilization. These worlds have hostile atmospheres to life as we know it, hostile weather and temperature conditions and are more often than not barren. Class-4 planets are typically only used as criminal hideouts or drop off points for illegal activity and are monitored closely by law enforcement in civilized space, unauthorized civilian travel to class-4 planets is forbidden.
A world with class-4 viability is usually not even a planet, class-4 worlds consist mostly of moons and dwarf planets. Upon discovery they are almost immediately ignored unless there is reason to believe that they are rich in minerals or materials or have some other benefit to the advancement of science and civilization. These worlds have hostile atmospheres to life as we know it, hostile weather and temperature conditions and are more often than not barren. Class-4 planets are typically only used as criminal hideouts or drop off points for illegal activity and are monitored closely by law enforcement in civilized space, unauthorized civilian travel to class-4 planets is forbidden.
Please note that whilst exceptions seem to have been made to the Classification System, such as Venus or Luna. With both colonies being Class-4, note that these worlds were colonized prior to the establishment of the Classification System and the discovery of faster-than-light travel.
Domum Cluster Map
As of 3607
Domum Cluster Map
As of 3607
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