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Baker System<\/h2>\n

The Baker system has two stars, four planets, and has jump points to Tayak, Kiel, Hadur, Osiris and Pallas. Baker was accidentally discovered from the Kiel system in 2522. The system is currently in unincorporated space and is not a part of the UEE.<\/p>\n

Baker’s stars are K type main sequence stars. The planets orbit these stars in a P-type orbit, meaning that they orbit around both of the stars. These binary stars make it difficult to terraform the planets of the system due to gravity shear.<\/p>\n

The Baker system is home to the Able Baker Challenge, an underground race that changes its course every year. Past races have required racers to circumnavigate Baker I, “breath the vapors” of Baker II and race along the icy surface of Baker III. Most races have weapons free legs where racers are allowed to fire upon other racers.<\/div>\n

Baker 1 is a small planet that has a dense iron core. Its orbit is dangerously close to the stars making it almost impossible to visit. Scientists predict that Baker 1 will be consumed by the stars within 150 million years.<\/p>\n

Baker II is a smog planet similar to Venus. It has a dense, caustic, and poisonous atmosphere causing normal spacecraft hulls to deteriorate soon after they near the surface. Baker II was recently in the news when a gun runner attempted to hide in its atmosphere causing catastrophic damage to the hull of his Freelancer and crashing to the planet’s surface.<\/p>\n

Baker III is an ice giant. The surface of the planet has been growing since its discovery drawing the attention of scientists.<\/p>\n

The Covalex Shipping Hub Xenia lies between Baker III and Baker IV. With Baker being so close to Xi’an space, this station is used as a way to ship Xi’an goods into UEE space without incurring the large import taxes that are charged when traveling straight into UEE space. The normal amenities you would expect from a station like this are available to travelers that stop here.<\/p>\n

Baker IV has no atmosphere or magnetic field. The planet is home to an active Shubin Interstellar mining station named Geo. Shubin Interstellar has mining rights to a majority of the planet.<\/p>\n