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| ==== Space Stations ==== | ==== Space Stations ==== | ||
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| The main type of non-planetary colony, space stations are massive structures, mostly located in orbit around a star or planet, which house hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of people. Space stations are crowded places, similar to the large cities of the Homeworld, where citizens are crammed into small apartments and life proceeds at a hectic pace. Access to anything resembling "outdoor" space is rare, though some stations have communal gardens or allotments, which are maintained either by the station government or by volunteers. The higher status citizenry of space stations tend to be traders and businesspeople. Citizens on space stations do not get a vote within the Elysian Empire | The main type of non-planetary colony, space stations are massive structures, mostly located in orbit around a star or planet, which house hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of people. Space stations are crowded places, similar to the large cities of the Homeworld, where citizens are crammed into small apartments and life proceeds at a hectic pace. Access to anything resembling "outdoor" space is rare, though some stations have communal gardens or allotments, which are maintained either by the station government or by volunteers. The higher status citizenry of space stations tend to be traders and businesspeople. Citizens on space stations do not get a vote within the Elysian Empire | ||
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| The other type of non-planetary colony, mining outposts are relatively small habitations of only a few thousand people located on asteroids. Their culture is very work focused, and the residents are generally only there for one or two years at a time. As well as mining the resources from the asteroids they are based on, these outposts have a reputation as a haven for smugglers and pirates, not asking too many questions about the goods which passing ships have to sell. | The other type of non-planetary colony, mining outposts are relatively small habitations of only a few thousand people located on asteroids. Their culture is very work focused, and the residents are generally only there for one or two years at a time. As well as mining the resources from the asteroids they are based on, these outposts have a reputation as a haven for smugglers and pirates, not asking too many questions about the goods which passing ships have to sell. | ||
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