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RIGHT: Relay Station and Space Station Security, relay stations serve as both pit stops and navigation points, both in interplanetary and interstellar travel, Space Station Security acts as both the police force and onboard militia.

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Here we have the Core Systems of the United Nations, the reason why there aren't any marked territory for any member nations is due to simplicity. Sol is the home of the United Nations and the home of Humanity's Cradleworld: Earth, which is shared by all nations that find their origins on Earth (most of the members of the United Nations).

Points of Interest:

Odin: Odin is the home star of the world of Valhalla, Asgard and Valhalla's moon Midgard. Asgard is the economic centre of the Odin system with Valhalla being the Bastion world and the headquarters of the United Nations defence Command, meanwhile Midgard is an agricultural moon. All of these worlds were terraformed during Humanity's expansion into space. The residents of these worlds have been nicknamed the Paganites, as they celebrate pagan holidays and pagan culture, namely Viking/Norse culture is prevalent on these worlds.

Waypoint: Waypoint is a rogue planet with two moons, and due to tidal forces Waypint is geologically active, with the smaller and closer moon, Waypoint Beta, creating an equatorial sea of lava at its periapsis (closest point to the planet). Waypoint served as an important navigation point for early human interstellar travel and still does today, plus being a mining world. However Waypoint has underground lakes and oceans with subterranean life, and even silicate based life forms. Scientific study of these lifeforms continues to this day.

Gardener: The Gardener system is home to the worlds known as Eden and Jehova, Eden being a beautiful agricultural world that was terraformed, although despite having no moon, every once or twice a year, the gas giant Jehovah can be seen by the naked eye as the green gas giant and Eden become closer for a few days, although Eden does not enter Jehovah's gravity well, it is a sight to behold.

Zeus: The Zeus system is home to the world Elysium, the first terraformed planet in all of humanity's history, a huge economic and cultural power Elysium's people celebrate Greek holidays and serves as a reminder that when people work together, great things can be achieved.

Trappist-1: Trappist-1 is home to the eye-ball world of Trappist-1e, which is a large manufacturing hub, the paradise planet of Trappist-1f and the tundra planet of Trappist-1g. All of them have their own populations of several billion.

Sol: The Cradle-system of Humanity, the Sol system's only naturally occurring habitable planet, Earth, has a rather low population in relation to its neighbouring star systems. This was due to the early migration efforts to Mars and Jupiter during the Invader War and in the Early Age of Colonisation, Earth still has a population of over 12 billion but most live in space stations in orbit of the planet, the biggest being the United Nations Space Station, a huge Centrifuge Station that serves as the headquarters of the United Nations, Earth moon, Luna, also has a population over 3 billion. Mars has the biggest population in the Sol system, with the population of over 14 billion, this massive amount of people is the reason why Mars hasn't been terraformed, as displacing so many would cause chaos.

Haven: Haven is a small system where the ringed world of the same name resides, although it is a Cradleworld, it is mostly inhospitable to humans, instead the resident species the Zoidan who live there let the early human colonists as long as they followerd the Zoidan Democratic State's laws. The Zoidan Democratic States then joined the United Nations in 2149.

Burgess's Star: Burgess's Star was discovered by an explorer named Thomas Burgess, a Lambdan explorer from the world of Valican. Burgess's Star has a habitable planet called Australis, which serves as a huge hub for scientific study, with Australis' moon and its thin atmosphere and low gravity, the moon named Socius, which has loads of launch facilities for frigates and destroyers.

Description
RIGHT: Relay Station and Space Station Security, relay stations serve as both pit stops and navigation points, both in interplanetary and interstellar travel, Space Station Security acts as both the police force and onboard militia.

LEFT:

Here we have the Core Systems of the United Nations, the reason why there aren't any marked territory for any member nations is due to simplicity. Sol is the home of the United Nations and the home of Humanity's Cradleworld: Earth, which is shared by all nations that find their origins on Earth (most of the members of the United Nations).

Points of Interest:

Odin: Odin is the home star of the world of Valhalla, Asgard and Valhalla's moon Midgard. Asgard is the economic centre of the Odin system with Valhalla being the Bastion world and the headquarters of the United Nations defence Command, meanwhile Midgard is an agricultural moon. All of these worlds were terraformed during Humanity's expansion into space. The residents of these worlds have been nicknamed the Paganites, as they celebrate pagan holidays and pagan culture, namely Viking/Norse culture is prevalent on these worlds.

Waypoint: Waypoint is a rogue planet with two moons, and due to tidal forces Waypint is geologically active, with the smaller and closer moon, Waypoint Beta, creating an equatorial sea of lava at its periapsis (closest point to the planet). Waypoint served as an important navigation point for early human interstellar travel and still does today, plus being a mining world. However Waypoint has underground lakes and oceans with subterranean life, and even silicate based life forms. Scientific study of these lifeforms continues to this day.

Gardener: The Gardener system is home to the worlds known as Eden and Jehova, Eden being a beautiful agricultural world that was terraformed, although despite having no moon, every once or twice a year, the gas giant Jehovah can be seen by the naked eye as the green gas giant and Eden become closer for a few days, although Eden does not enter Jehovah's gravity well, it is a sight to behold.

Zeus: The Zeus system is home to the world Elysium, the first terraformed planet in all of humanity's history, a huge economic and cultural power Elysium's people celebrate Greek holidays and serves as a reminder that when people work together, great things can be achieved.

Trappist-1: Trappist-1 is home to the eye-ball world of Trappist-1e, which is a large manufacturing hub, the paradise planet of Trappist-1f and the tundra planet of Trappist-1g. All of them have their own populations of several billion.

Sol: The Cradle-system of Humanity, the Sol system's only naturally occurring habitable planet, Earth, has a rather low population in relation to its neighbouring star systems. This was due to the early migration efforts to Mars and Jupiter during the Invader War and in the Early Age of Colonisation, Earth still has a population of over 12 billion but most live in space stations in orbit of the planet, the biggest being the United Nations Space Station, a huge Centrifuge Station that serves as the headquarters of the United Nations, Earth moon, Luna, also has a population over 3 billion. Mars has the biggest population in the Sol system, with the population of over 14 billion, this massive amount of people is the reason why Mars hasn't been terraformed, as displacing so many would cause chaos.

Haven: Haven is a small system where the ringed world of the same name resides, although it is a Cradleworld, it is mostly inhospitable to humans, instead the resident species the Zoidan who live there let the early human colonists as long as they followerd the Zoidan Democratic State's laws. The Zoidan Democratic States then joined the United Nations in 2149.

Burgess's Star: Burgess's Star was discovered by an explorer named Thomas Burgess, a Lambdan explorer from the world of Valican. Burgess's Star has a habitable planet called Australis, which serves as a huge hub for scientific study, with Australis' moon and its thin atmosphere and low gravity, the moon named Socius, which has loads of launch facilities for frigates and destroyers.