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| + | Right Ascension: 17h 8m 9.59s <br/> | ||
| + | Declination: 24° 39' 36" <br/> | ||
| + | Distance: 254.47 parsec (830 light years) | ||
'''Hakahaka''', (formerly UNTJS 002) informally Roanoke JP3, is a UN claimed barren binary star system. It was the first system to be discovered and explored in [[Roanoke]], but is the furthest from the primary star. It has a permanently stabilised wormhole from Roanoke. | '''Hakahaka''', (formerly UNTJS 002) informally Roanoke JP3, is a UN claimed barren binary star system. It was the first system to be discovered and explored in [[Roanoke]], but is the furthest from the primary star. It has a permanently stabilised wormhole from Roanoke. | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 19 December 2013
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Right Ascension: 17h 8m 9.59s
Declination: 24° 39' 36"
Distance: 254.47 parsec (830 light years)
Hakahaka, (formerly UNTJS 002) informally Roanoke JP3, is a UN claimed barren binary star system. It was the first system to be discovered and explored in Roanoke, but is the furthest from the primary star. It has a permanently stabilised wormhole from Roanoke. The name Hakahaka was proposed by UNIN Gnooble.
It has three jump points currently discovered linking to Roanoke and two unexplored systems.
Bearings and distances: Roanoke (1.01b km @ 185°), JP1 (636m km @ 064°), JP2(687m km @ 027°)
