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Star Trek. Planetary classification systems were used by many races to categorize planets. Various factors were taken into consideration, including atmospheric composition, surface temperature, vegetation, and size. The classification system used by the Federation used single-letter designations such as...
This system is used to determine the suitability of the planet for exploration, colonization, and scientific research. Each class of planet is assigned a letter in the alphabet based on its suitability.
Classifications Class A. Geothermal rocky body; Young world not yet solidified; Insufficiently large to maintain atmosphere, heat following solidification; Primarily hydrogen-based atmosphere; Eventually cools to class C; Class B. Geomorteus rocky body; Orbits close to primary; Surface temperature high; portions of surface potentially molten
Class D. Moon (Sol IIIa) (ENT 96) Asteroid/Moon [1] Age. 2-10 billion years. Diameter. 100-1,000km. Location. Hot Zone/Ecosphere/Cold Zone; found primarily in orbit of larger planets or in asteroid fields.
17 lis 2023 · Natural characteristics of planets, such as age, mass and distance from their sun, place them in 20 naturally bounded classes which have been assigned an arbitrary alphabetic designation. Location refers to the planet's relative distance from its primary star (Hot zone is closest, then Ecosphere, then Cold Zone).
17 lip 2017 · The following is based on the planetary classification system used in Gregory Mandell's Star Trek Star Charts and Chris Adamek's variant found at The Final Frontier, themselves based on the planetary classes so far named in televised Star Trek (classes D, H, J, K, L, M, N, T and Y).
Star Trek: Star Charts is a guide to the Star Trek universe – the stars and planets of the United Federation of Planets and the other powers of the Milky Way Galaxy. It includes background information on the classification systems used for identifying stars and planets.
