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Tanga System

The main-sequence star at the system's center has entered into a white dwarf phase. With Tanga's two planets located on the outer edges of the system, scientists believe its inner planets were destroyed when the star expanded. Miners have found a variety of precious and heavy metals in its asteroid belt and believe the resources to be the remnants of Tanga's inner planets. The star has ejected its outer layers and formed a picturesque planetary nebula, which draws some sightseers to the system.

2
Planets
0
Moons
0
Stations
2
Jump Points
Single Star
Star Type
In Production
Status
Danger Level
4.7/10
Economy Level
3.7/10
Population Level
1.0/10

Stars

Name Type Size Status Description
Tanga White Dwarf-Degenerate-A 58,460,000 km

Planets

Name Type Size Status Description
Tanga I Chthonian Planet 7,729 km A former gas giant that scientists believe lost its atmosphere when Tanga’s star turned into a red giant. The remaining core is classified as a chthonian planet and is heavy in mineral deposits.
Tanga II Ice Giant 31,690 km An ice planet subliming due to the system’s high temperature. As a result, a trail of expelled gases follows Tanga II around in orbit.

Jump Points

Asteroid Belts

Name Type Size Status Description
Tanga Belt Alpha System Belt Rich in a variety of precious and heavy metals that scientist theorize are the remnants of the system’s former inner planets before the star expanded.

Explore Tanga in 3D

View the Tanga system in our interactive 3D starmap with real data from CIG. See planets, moons, stations, and jump points rendered in full 3D.