About: New Erigol

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New Erigol was a planet located in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants, the adopted homeworld to the Caeliar civilization. A small subset of the Caeliar settled on New Erigol after the destruction of their original home, Erigol. The original name, if any, is unknown. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)

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rdfs:label	New Erigol
rdfs:comment	New Erigol was a planet located in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants, the adopted homeworld to the Caeliar civilization. A small subset of the Caeliar settled on New Erigol after the destruction of their original home, Erigol. The original name, if any, is unknown. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)
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Planet Name	New Erigol
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BodyType	Planet
Species	Caeliar
Location	Alpha or Beta Quadrant
abstract	New Erigol was a planet located in the space of the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants, the adopted homeworld to the Caeliar civilization. A small subset of the Caeliar settled on New Erigol after the destruction of their original home, Erigol. The original name, if any, is unknown. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night) By 2381 the planet, along with its sun, had been encased in a shell several kilometers thick. This was in order to hide the planet, to allow the inhabitants their privacy. The effect was only partially successful as whilst encasing the star had the effect of stopping light from being emitted, light which had previously been emitted before the shell was constructed was free to continue. Thus from several hundred light years away, the U.S.S. Titan was able to observe the planet as it had once existed.

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