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Chimera
A
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The inner
world of Chimera A is a red, warm planet close to the star. The planet is
most known for the science vessel that crasher while surveying the planet.
The crew survived for nearly a year deep inside a cavern system inside the
planet. They breathed the ships leftover air and ate the food that wasn’t
lost during the crash.
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Chimera
B
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Chimera B is
an earthlike world orbiting the star. The planet is mostly flat with green
tundra spread across the surface. There is a unique system of canyons
located in the northern hemisphere that were not formed by water. The
canyons were most likely formed from a recent active volcanic period.
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Chimera
C
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Chimera C is a
cold world outside the habitable zone. The planet is small and has no
atmosphere. Much of the surface is covered with deep ice that is darker colored
due to dust sitting on top of it.
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Chimera
D
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Fairly standard
hydrogen helium gas giant orbiting at Jupiter like temperatures. The planet
has a extremely fast rotation and some of the most intense winds seen on a
gas giant.
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Chimera
E
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The distant
cold ice giant of Chimera E is somewhat similar to Neptune, though the planet
is even colder.
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