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Planets and Star System Generator Level 1 Level 1

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This is the tool to create planets and solar systems for role playing games set in Science Fiction. It is designed to help masters of games like Traveller, Starfinder, Stars Without Number, Ultramodern5, Eclipse Phase, Dune Adventures, Star Trek Adventures, Alien RPG, Warhammer 40.000 or Star Wars RPG among others. This module contains many algorithms that will shape as realistically as possible a solar system. There is a 3% chance that there are anomalies (black holes, ion storms...) and a 1% chance that these are subspace anomalies (like temporal fractures). The image will show the complete solar system and in description you can find all the information related to each astronomical object. 

It is important to emphasize that this module is random but mostly causal. This means that when choosing a type of star the types of planets orbiting it will depend on its age, luminosity, mass and size. In addition, rules have been added to try to approximate reality, such as the case of red stars (Type M) which are the most destructive to their planets. All the data concerning the characteristics of the planets have been taken from hypothesis of physics such as the Titius-Bode Law concerning the distance between planets, the formulas of rotation and translation or even the relationship between the fictitious planets compared to our Sun or planet Earth. Much emphasis has been placed on trying to provide the highest precision in the data shown.

If you want to know the complete methodology used you can visit this post . We want to thank Helianthus Games whose pixel art content has made it possible to illustrate all the randomly created content. This content is not official Star Trek or any other role-playing game, but an approximation for Game Masters based on this universe. This is not an official generator, just one inspired and compatible with Science Fiction role-playing games. 

How does this module work?

Just choose the type of star you want and click on the "Generate" button. An image with the solar system and all its astronomical objects will be displayed. If you want to increase the chances of a habitable world appearing we have created a check for it. In the following we will give some basic information about all the possible descriptions you will find:

1. Stars : On the one hand, there is their "Type" that will depend mostly on their age, although there are singular cases. The youngest stars are usually the ones with more strength and white-blue-violet colors. As the fuel in their core is consumed, these stars become less luminous and turn yellow-orange-red. After this the red stars may enlarge in size and destroy the surrounding planets. Finally the stars collapse and can create a shock wave. Neutron stars are the remnants of what were once the big stars, since they are stars that ran out of fuel and gravity has compressed them to the maximum.

2. Planets : The youngest stars have not had time to form planets around them. If there are any, their origin is artificial, either by aliens or by being captured (stolen) from other nearby stars due to their stronger gravitational attraction. Planets are created following patterns, so the distance between them is not accidental. Depending on the zone where the planet originates, it will have different characteristics. The stars have 4 zones: Red Zone, Yellow Zone, Green Zone, Blue Zone and Black Zone. Planets in the red zone are easily engulfed by the star, while those in the black zone end up detaching from the system and traveling through deep space. In the Yellow zone are hostile and unstable planets; in the Green zone are planets with generally better conditions (Earth is located here), and in the Blue zone are cooler planets. All of them may harbor intelligent life but these are unlikely events.

3. Moons and Satellites : Planets may have natural satellites around them. Depending on the planet it may have more or less, just as their types also vary. If a moon gets too close to the planet it will fragment due to the gravitational encounter and turn into dust, creating a planetary ring as in the case of Saturn. Some satellites can also be captured while traveling through space. If they do not cause a catastrophic impact, they can be added to the gravity fields.

4. Asteroids : These are rocky celestial bodies that are generally smaller than planets. In this module there are several possibilities: Asteroid belt (created as a result of Jupiter-like gas giants and their influence destroying large worlds), Kuiper belt (which is similar to an asteroid belt but much wider and more massive to the point that it can harbor dwarf planets like Pluto); and finally, the Oort Cloud which is a spherical cloud that covers solar systems , almost a light year away from them and has hundreds of billions of orbiting objects. Comets such as Halley's Comet have their origin here.

5. Anomalies : Stars are found within sectors of a galaxy. The closer we get to the nucleus of a galaxy the larger the cluster of stars. Galaxies with more than 200 billion stars are found within the universe, and there are approximately at least 2 trillion galaxies in the observable sky. Physics cannot yet explain all phenomena and it is not little known that there are anomalies such as black holes. This module incorporates a 3% chance of strange events and a 1% chance of a dissformity occurring in subspace and its dimensions.

The distances used are kilometers (km), astronomical units (UA) and light years. The different scales are used for different situations. In planetary environments the kilometer is very practical. To make measurements between planets, the AU is used, which is equivalent to the distance between the earth-sun (approximately 150 million kilometers). This measurement is very useful because the Earth is 1 AU from the Sun. If a planet is 0.5 UA it means that it is twice as close to its star as the Earth is to the Sun. Likewise a planet at 3 UAmeans that it is 3 times farther from its star than the Sun is from the Earth. Finally the light year is used for length measurements between star systems and galaxies. A light year is equivalent to approximately 63,000 UA and 9 billion million million kilometers.

The characteristics of the planets are as follows:

- Planet names : Each planet has a randomly generated name. These names can contain Greek letters, suffixes and prefixes. The names of the stars are also randomly generated so no two are alike.

- Type : We have used the Star Trek nomenclature because we find it the most comfortable to use. This is divided into many classes but the most important are Class D (Rocky), Class F (Dry), Class G (Icy), Class H (Dry terraformable like Mars), Class J (gas giants), Class K (Venus-like), Class L (temperate Earth-like but more exotic), Class M (Earth-like), Class T (gas giants with rings) and Class Y (hell worlds).

- Distance to its star : Reflected in astronomical units is the distance to its "Sun". The closer it is, the less time it will take to go around it, which modifies the duration of its seasons. If it has an atmosphere, this directly influences its temperature, precipitation, winds, etc. The most distant worlds usually have very low temperatures, although there are exceptions due to the nature of the planet or the heat of its core.

- Mass, density and diameter : These data can be used by the game master to make calculations or to see the effects that different events would have. For each planet we have tried to be as realistic as possible according to the nature and actual observation of space. Having a lot of mass does not mean that it is bigger or smaller, but it does influence the gravitational attraction capacity. Density varies depending on the bulk materials. Rocky worlds usually have the density of ice, silica or heavy metals. 

- Gravity : Gravity depends on the diameter and density of the planet. This is one of the most important factors, since for example, humans can survive up to a maximum of 3G but as a general rule will not be able to settle in gravities higher than 1.25G as it would bring disease and hardship. This may vary by +/- 25% depending on the species.

- Temperature : This represents the average temperature of the planet, so it does not mean that in all parts of the planet it is the same or that it is always like this. The difference between the warmest month and the coldest month will depend on the distance to the planet's equator, but as a general rule it will be +/- 40ºC in the greater of its extremes. Therefore, even if a planet has an average temperature of -17ºC, if it is of a temperate type, more palatable temperatures could be expected in some places and at some times of the year, even life. The lowest temperature is -273ºC which is considered absolute zero. 

- Movements : It is composed of the two most basic motions: translation and rotation. This determines how long it takes to go around its star (365 days in the case of the earth which is 1 calendar year) and how long it takes to rotate around itself (24 hours on earth giving 12 hours of day and 12 hours of darkness). In environments where there is no atmosphere it is very important to take this into account, since the day and night temperature can vary up to 120ºC, going from burning in the sunlight to freezing in the shade.

- Atmosphere : Depending on gravity, distance from the star and the type of planet, it may or may not have an atmosphere. To find life as we know it, there would have to be oxygen, although the first forms of life also exist in environments composed of hydrogen, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. Hydrogen is usually lost over time in space and volcanic activity throws new gases into the atmosphere such as nitrogen and water. Over the years a more stable atmosphere is formed and biological compounds precursors of life may appear. Other atmospheres are useful as energy resources as in the case of Jovian worlds.

- Seismicity : Tectonic activity can increase the global temperature of the planet. The seismicity of a planet depends basically on how young it is (younger the more active); diameter, mass, density and how close it is to its star and other important astronomical objects such as the Oort Node. If the rotational motion is fast, if there is no atmosphere or if it has large moons around it also affects seismicity, as well as the hydrosphere. Planets can be: Seismically inactive (or dead), Hot Spot (very localized earthquakes), Plastic (earthquakes with waves), Active or Very Active (volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, constant tremors).

- Resources : This is an indicative point about what kind of natural resources could be exploited in these types of planets. It is generic so it is not specifically tailored to that world. It serves as inspiration for the Game Master.

- Type of Life : If we are looking for life as we know it we will need the world to resemble planet Earth. Depending on the age of the planet its species may evolve more or less, to the point of creating civilizations. Intelligent races are the pinnacle of the evolution of life on these planets, with different races and species living together. Beyond the creatures are viruses, bacteria and prebiotic molecules that can appear on somewhat more complex and unstable worlds. Life forms can also be energetic or based on other compounds such as Fluorine, Sulfur and other compounds derived from Carbon. Even life forms based on liquid helium or non-corporeal entities or from other dimensions.

- Satellites and Moons : Planets can have objects orbiting around it. Here we specify the most important ones, leaving aside minor artificial satellites, small asteroids or space debris. Some satellites may be similar to the Earth or even have developed intelligent life. The satellites have the same importance as the planets, since, for example, Jupiter has several moons like Europa with a great interest for the human being, both for resources and habitability.

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Planet Name Generator

The list of 10 random planet names has been created:.

Many people love fantasy and science fiction. The most dedicated fans began making up stories, writing books, and creating their own planets. Sometimes it's hard to find a suitable planet name in your sci-fi adventure. In a case like this, try our planet name generator, which would be a much faster way.

This generator uses AI trained on a huge collection ( ~85000) of existing and fictional planet names. Most of these names usually contain numbers and letters. Some of those names are borrowed from Greek or Roman mythology. Another part is inspired by Star Wars, Star Trek, Dune and other sci-fi stories about space.

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Make your planet great with this simple instruction.

• If you'd like to name the planet and include a meaningful word, just type it in the field;
• To make a list of random names, just click the button "Generate".
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• If you don't like any of the names, click again to get a new list.

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This planet name generator makes it easy to come up with a list of ideas for naming planets in a sci-fi universe. These ideas can be used for Star Wars, Star Trek, fiction, or gaming. Some names randomly have suffixes added on, which you can drop or add to other names as you prefer.

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Planet Name Ideas

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Star Wars Planets

Here are some planets throughout the Star Wars universe to give you an idea of how they are named.

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You can select some options about the star system, or leave it completely random.

The rules often generate hostile systems, as habitable, garden-type worlds are fairly rare. If you need to generate a system with such a world, it is preferable to force it. Note that even a garden-type world may be very cold or hot, as long as it falls in a range that humans can live in! If you want your star system to be located in an open cluster (which makes for close neighboring systems to explore) check the box. You can also choose to force a specific number of stars, although only 1 to 3 are possible, with 0 representing random choice. For the naming of the planets, you can choose between various lists of names, or use a simple numbering scheme. If you use any of the name lists, you can choose to use them as a corpus for a markov chain instead and generate "similar" names. The "depth" of the chain determines how big the patterns are that the chain looks at. Higher values make the output more similar to the input, with a too-large value simply regurgitating the input.

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The Star Trek franchise has captured the imaginations of millions with its exploration of the final frontier. From Captain Kirk to Captain Picard, iconic characters and their memorable names have become ingrained in pop culture. For fans looking to immerse themselves further into the cosmos of Star Trek, a Star Trek Name Generator offers a gateway to creating their own unique monikers inspired by the beloved series.

Names hold immense power in the Star Trek universe. They not only define characters but also reflect their heritage, species, and sometimes even their destiny. A Star Trek Name Generator allows fans to delve deeper into this rich tapestry by providing them with names that resonate with the lore and spirit of the franchise.

Moreover, creating a Star Trek-inspired name can enhance the sense of connection and belonging within the fandom community. It fosters creativity and allows fans to express their admiration for the series in a personal and unique way.

Using a Star Trek Name Generator is a breeze, transporting fans into the realm of the Federation with just a few clicks. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

• Select a Generator: Choose a reputable Star Trek Name Generator from the plethora available online.
• Choose Your Species: Decide which species you want your character to belong to, whether it’s human, Vulcan, Klingon, or any other species featured in the Star Trek universe.
• Input Preferences: Some generators may ask for additional details such as gender, rank, or specific traits to tailor the generated names to your liking.
• Generate Names: Click the generate button and watch as a list of unique Star Trek-inspired names appears before your eyes.
• Choose Your Favorite: Select the name that resonates most with you or fits your envisioned character best.

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• While these names are perfect for fan fiction, role-playing games, or online forums, using them for official purposes may infringe on copyright laws.
• Most generators strive to produce unique names, but similarities may occur due to the vastness of the Star Trek universe.
• Some generators allow for customization options, such as adding prefixes or suffixes to the generated names.
• Not at all! These generators are designed for fans of all levels, whether you’re a seasoned Trekkie or just discovering the series.
• Yes, some generators specialize in names from specific series like The Original Series, The Next Generation, or Deep Space Nine.
• Some generators offer options to create names for custom alien species, expanding the creative possibilities even further.
• Absolutely! Sharing your Star Trek-inspired names can spark conversations and camaraderie within the fandom community.
• Most Star Trek Name Generators are free to use online, though some may offer premium features for a fee.
• While primarily focused on character names, some generators may offer options for generating ship or planet names too.
• Certainly! Feel free to mix and match names to create your own unique Star Trek-inspired creations.

A Star Trek Name Generator opens up a galaxy of possibilities for fans, allowing them to step into the shoes of their favorite characters or craft entirely new personas within the vast expanse of the Star Trek universe. Whether you’re embarking on a writing journey, diving into role-playing adventures, or simply seeking to expand your connection to the franchise, these generators serve as invaluable tools for fostering creativity and camaraderie among Trekkies worldwide. Engage warp drive and explore the endless frontier of Star Trek names today!

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Planet Name Generator

Dive into the cosmos of the unknown and unearth mysteries untold with our Planet Name Generator! Craft unique names for alien worlds, teeming with extraterrestrial life or brimming with advanced civilizations, using this out-of-this-world tool. Press ‘Generate’, and let the interstellar adventure begin.

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Planet name examples with description

Get ready to embark on an interstellar journey as you explore our collection of example planet names, each one teeming with otherworldly wonder, sparking tales of alien ecosystems, advanced civilizations, and cosmic mysteries.

• Zephyron Z7 – A planet teeming with exotic, neon-tinted fauna and aerogel forests.
• Relinexus Prime – Home to hyper-advanced civilisations that lay their cities stretching across the luminous aqua landscapes.
• Quoara 5J – Known for its unusual gravity, allowing the growth of lofty floating vegetation and airborne creatures.
• Vlaedon II – Known for its rich deposit of Phantazium, a highly potent energy source which started an intergalactic gold rush.
• Adliana XV3 – A barren desert planet of glass, shimmering under a trinary star system.
• Brodar Minor – The surface is covered by massive bio-luminescent jungle ecosystems hosting a wide array of alien life.
• Kyria 6Q – Famous for its multitude of sky-float islands, each harboring a unique ecosystem.
• Etheria Prime – A planet entirely artificial, crafted meticulously by a long-vanished civilization.
• Ragona 33Z – An irradiated planet, compelling its inhabitants to invent revolutionary radiation suits for survival.
• Salis-Dria – Showcases alien mega-architecture, incurring gravitational laws deemed impossible on Earth.
• Neadon XI – An entirely oceanic planet with unseen aquatic species adapting to extreme pressures and temperatures.
• Thelaos Major – Known for harboring intelligent alien life forms that challenge our understanding of “life.”
• Galvus T8 – The cradle of an advanced civilization possessing mind-bending technologic advancements.
• Drion 7F – The residence of dominant species wielding the power of terraforming, shaping their entire planet to their comfort.
• Yokara Beta – Its pink skies and orange vegetation defy terrestrial biomes, signifying alien evolution at its finest.
• Veldona XIV – Famous for its metropolis stretching across the planet and its ability to control tectonic activities.
• Oxerion V2 – The environment is pervaded by potent energy crystals increasing tech advancements tremendously.
• Elisha Minor – Famous for biomes surviving high radiation levels, turning the planet into a biological marvel.
• Pyrion 3G – Known for creatures with unique biological mechanisms, thriving in an unusually vicious terrain.
• Tarth Major – Inhabited by species with translation technologies capable of deciphering unknown alien communicative constructs.
• Zura IX – Home to organisms that possess a unique property to morph its terrains and landscapes.
• Ralis Delta – The atmospheric compositions here have led to the evolution of peculiar translucent fauna and fungi.
• Yelinia 5X – The planet’s rare and valuable resources perpetuate perpetual interstellar conflicts for control.
• Ikoria B8 – The planet’s external shell is crafted from a translucent, futuristic polycarbon enabling the observation of interior biomes.
• Galorna T5 – A planet inhabited by microscopic, hyper-intelligent lifeforms capable of controlling electromagnetic fields.

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• Votarodia Z
• Alderaan V3
• Molavar Prime
• Dantooine X7
• Christophsis 1N
• Quarzite 7B
• Borleias 8Z

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• Sherman’s Planet
• Kalandan 7S
• Cardassia 4L
• Omega Cygni
• Argelius Prime
• Narendra III
• Cygnia Minor

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Star Trek is an expansive universe with a wide variety of sentient species inhabiting planets across and within multiple quadrants of space. These differences are physical, cultural, and technological as well!

When choosing names for Star Trek characters you should take into account the culture the individual was raised in, as well as their species and political affiliation.

Good Star Trek Names

Good Star Trek names reflect the culture and backstory of the individual possessing it.

• Zared Nylund
• Liam Haught
• Xavier Thoran
• Benedict Armiger
• Rory Lavigne
• Zivven Vasser
• Odessa Frakes
• Skye Tronstad

Winona Bucanan Winona has recently graduated from Starfleet Academy and is working toward the position of ship’s counsellor. She excels in the academic setting, but will she manage to maintain the high standards she requires of herself when faced with the messy reality of fieldwork?

• Karina Irani
• Eloise Vanlith
• Zorina Kader
• Iria Basset
• Yvone Castillon
• Grisoan th’Main
• Yevak th’Rressa
• Thelev ch’Shishria
• Kenga ch’Arhin

Thisoan ch’Vrothi Thisoan is fascinated with Federation technology. It was the reason he joined StarFleet. The first time he saw a starship? Revelatory. Though sometimes he feels a bit betrayed at how hard he has to work to understand it all.

• Tura ch’Mais

Female Star Trek Names

Female naming conventions usually vary with culture, so be sure to do some research for ideas!

• Elyssa Holtz
• Bianca Graydon
• Yvone Hames
• Felicia Carthen
• Karla Rhyne
• Luna Bentzen
• Regine Linkovich
• Jala Faulknen
• Heather Kingston

Shavand zh’Koria Shavand loves the hands on possibilities of being a science officer on an exploratory vessel. There always seems to be a good fight on away missions to new places, either against local flora and fauna or the elements. She enjoys it a bit too much, perhaps.

• Yevak sh’Resa
• Kori sh’Vressa
• Thoria zh’Fochi
• Makbar Mosesk
• Ular Ghemarr
• Siana Telle

Kora Eltal Junior Communications Officer Kora Eltal talks too fast. She always has. But how else is she supposed to fit in learning all of the languages in the Federation? There’s so little time and so much to do! And say!

• Nasian Zara

Male Star Trek Names

Male naming conventions usually vary with culture, so be sure to do some research for ideas!

• Jet Forgrave
• Valen Kader
• Hawk Rackham
• Newton Wyrick
• Baen Galven
• Ewan Haught
• Vaughn Hewett
• Flynn Avison
• Anleth ch’Faire

Owen Bechtel Owen dreams of having his own command one day. He’s still an ensign, still working the lower decks, but he says yes to everything and takes every opportunity to stand out. It’s caused some interesting situations, to say the least, but he’s not discouraged yet!

• Thani th’Vrosia
• Shaalim ch’Regda
• Mara ch’Irias
• Shrallev th’Kerria
• Kovat Tajak
• Tekov Darhem
• R’Kasa

R’Tara R’Tara was not prepared for the realities of life in cetacean ops, but working on navigation was what she loved and what she lives for, so she’s adapted. She still hopes one day to sit at the helm proper, so until that happens she’s happy to keep working in the depths of the ship.

• Ka’Klaa
• Ri’To
• Ka’Ka

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