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===Background===  
===Background===  
According to the non-canon publication Star Trek: Star Charts, Class K planets are called Adaptable. These planets have an age that ranges from 4 to 10 billion years and a diameter that ranges from 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers. A Class K planet is found within the ecosphere of a solar system. They are categorized by a barren surface with little or no surface water and a thin atmosphere comprised mainly of carbon dioxide. Lifeforms found on Class K planets are limited to single-celled organisms, although Class K planets can be adapted for humanoid life through the use of pressure domes. According to the criteria, Mars could be considered a Class K planet.
According to the non-canon publication Star Trek: Star Charts, Class K planets are called Adaptable. These planets have an age that ranges from 4 to 10 billion years and a diameter that ranges from 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers. A Class K planet is found within the ecosphere of a solar system. They are categorized by a barren surface with little or no surface water and a thin atmosphere comprised mainly of carbon dioxide. Lifeforms found on Class K planets are limited to single-celled organisms, although Class K planets can be adapted for humanoid life through the use of pressure domes. According to the criteria, Mars could be considered a Class K planet.
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