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Beta Caprisis, a [[Class M planet|Class M]] ([[Earth]]-like) planet, was the fourth planet in the [[Gamma Delphinius]] system. It orbited a binary, both of whose stars were [[Class G star|Class G]] ([[Sol]]-like) stars; consequently, it was a warm planet, and [[snow]] did not fall. Benny remembered it as a "nice place" — full of [[park]]s and [[tree]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Sanctuary]]'') | Beta Caprisis, a [[Class M planet|Class M]] ([[Earth]]-like) planet, was the fourth planet in the [[Gamma Delphinius]] system. It orbited a binary, both of whose stars were [[Class G star|Class G]] ([[Sol]]-like) stars; consequently, it was a warm planet, and [[snow]] did not fall. Benny remembered it as a "nice place" — full of [[park]]s and [[tree]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Sanctuary (novel)|Sanctuary]]'') | ||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
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Beta Caprisis was a 26th century human colony. Bernice Summerfield was born there in 2540. (PROSE: Love and War) It was a member of an Earth-controlled alliance of planets that eventually became the Earth Empire.
Astronomical data
Beta Caprisis, a Class M (Earth-like) planet, was the fourth planet in the Gamma Delphinius system. It orbited a binary, both of whose stars were Class G (Sol-like) stars; consequently, it was a warm planet, and snow did not fall. Benny remembered it as a "nice place" — full of parks and trees. (PROSE: Sanctuary)
Culture
Beta Caprisis was evidently a prosperous society, its citizens healthy and usually tall — Bernice Summerfield, at approximately 5'9", was of average height. (AUDIO: Just War) Society was very open-minded; it did not attach any stigma or shame to nudity, (PROSE: Just War) and was apparently quite tolerant of cross-species mating — in contrast to some contemporary societies, such as the Fifth Axis. (PROSE: Life During Wartime)
Animal-derived foods might have been enjoyed by the wealthy as a decadent luxury, (PROSE: Ship of Fools) but, in the 26th century, most food was artificially created — vat-grown meat was common. (PROSE: The Evacuation of Bernice Summerfield Considered as a Short Film by Terry Gilliam)
History
At some point before 2594, Beta Caprisis was so heavily bombed and irradiated that it was no longer livable. (PROSE: The Mary-Sue Extrusion)
