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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wilphe" data-source="post: 2692328" data-attributes="member: 8221">The basic details are easy to find:   Bleue Mer/Spearhead/Ley    UWP E9AA261-7 Ni WaStarport: Class E (A clear field)Size : 14,400 km (Terra is 12,750) Surface Gravity: 1.28Atmosphere: Exotic - Unbreathable by normal humansHydrographics: 100% (Water, with some small islands)Population: 2*  (100-999)Government: 6 - Captive Government (Corporate colony)Law Level: 1 (Very loose)Tech Level: 7 (1970-1990)Non Industrial, Water World  Bleue Mer is entirely owned by Pharmacorp, who recently set up a small reserach station there. It is interdicted as an Red Zone "because of hostile fauna and environment", there is no record of this being enforced by Navy or Scout craft on station. The Imperium has only deployed warning beacons and bouys.     Imperial Charter:    It doesn't often happen that a planet has no inhabitants or owners at all. Generally if a planet is worth living on at all, at least someone will be. However, there are a few empty planets that no one has title to. These are, in effect, "owned" by the Imperium. Anyone wishing to colonise one may apply for an Imperial charter, this will give them title to the world. Charters are usually conditional - e.g.: You have to actually go, colonise & develop the world. If these conditions are not met they may be revoked.     A charter may be issued to a world that already has inhabitants and often no real governement, in such a case the charter may be limited to specific areas of the world or the existing inhabitants rights are specifically guarded under the charter.OOC: Still in the safehouse, but that is winding down now as you are no longer needed. You have a week to get out.Bleue Mer's UWP was originally E9AA661-7, I have the changed the population. So far as you know the rest of the UWP is accurate. The Red Zone is Maedwyrn's addition.</blockquote>

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