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The standard [[Federation]] system of '''planetary classification''' categorizes [[planet]]s based on various factors such as atmospheric composition, surface temperature, vegetation and size. Each class is designated with a letter, for example, [[Class M]] (name based on the [[Vulcan]] terminology "[[Class M|"Minshara Class"]]) is the most suitable for [[humanoid]] long-term habitation. | The standard [[Federation]] system of '''planetary classification''' categorizes [[planet]]s based on various factors such as atmospheric composition, surface temperature, vegetation and size. Each class is designated with a letter, for example, [[Class M]] (name based on the [[Vulcan]] terminology "[[Class M|"Minshara Class"]]) is the most suitable for [[humanoid]] long-term habitation. | ||
==Planetary | ==Planetary Classes== | ||
*[[Class D]] | *[[Class D]] | ||
*[[Class H]] | *[[Class H]] | ||
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*[[Class P]] (Conjectural) | *[[Class P]] (Conjectural) | ||
*[[Class T]] | *[[Class T]] | ||
*[[Class Y]] | *[[Class Y]] (Also known as "Demon" Class) | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 6 November 2008
The standard Federation system of planetary classification categorizes planets based on various factors such as atmospheric composition, surface temperature, vegetation and size. Each class is designated with a letter, for example, Class M (name based on the Vulcan terminology ""Minshara Class") is the most suitable for humanoid long-term habitation.
