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[[Xega III]] is the third [[planet]] in the Xega system, which had once been home to the ancient [[Xegan]] civilization. In 2378, the [[Federation]] began a multi-decade archaeological expedition there,  headed by Dr. [[Otto Totenkampf|Otto Von Totenkampf]]. His team discovered hundreds of ancient artifacts, including the famed [[Balancer Machine]] so named because it was designed to return the biosphere of the dying planet back to normal.
[[Xega III]] is the third [[planet]] in the Xega system, which had once been home to the ancient [[Xegan]] civilization. In 2378, the [[Federation]] began a multi-decade archaeological expedition there,  headed by Dr. [[Otto Totenkampf|Otto Von Totenkampf]]. His team discovered hundreds of ancient artifacts, including the famed [[Balancer Machine]] so named because it was designed to return the biosphere of the dying planet back to normal.


The planets primary star went through a series of serious solar flares billions of yaers ago which brought the Xegan culture and species to an end. Although nominally a [[Class M]] world the planet boasted significant dangers including powerful surface winds at the planet's terminus.  They were so powerful that the habitation module and work areas had to be protected by a specialized [[Deflector Shields|Atmospheric Force Field]] to deflect dirt, dust, and small stones that may be picked up by the winds. The devices also protected the habitation from wind damage.
The planets primary star went through a series of serious solar flares billions of yaers ago which brought the Xegan culture and species to an end. Although nominally a [[Class M]] world the planet boasted significant dangers including powerful surface winds at the planet's terminus.  They were so powerful that the habitation module and work areas had to be protected by a specialized [[Deflector Shields|Atmospheric Force Field]] to deflect dirt dust and small stones that may be picked up by the winds. The devices also protected the habitation from wind damage.


There were very few native species remaining on the planet, most previously had been driven to extinction by the increased radiation. Those included the rodent-like [[Moonglider]] and several species of hardy insects. There were also several very resilient plants that remained.
There were very few native species remaining on the planet, most previously had been driven to extinction by the increased radiation. Those included the rodent-like [[Moonglider]] and several species of hardy insects. There were also several very resilient plants that remained.
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