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Nicesociety at 21:28, 8 December 2008

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	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a solar system. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in nitrogen with oxygen and trace elements. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a solar system. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in nitrogen with oxygen and trace elements. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[~~Cradassia~~\|Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia\|Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].

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Nicesociety at 21:25, 8 December 2008

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	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a solar system. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in nitrogen with oxygen and trace elements. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a solar system. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in nitrogen with oxygen and trace elements. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cradassia\|Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].

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Nicesociety at 22:46, 10 November 2008

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	[[Image:Earth_small_172x170px.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Earth is considered the quintessential Class M planet.]]		[[Image:Earth_small_172x170px.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Earth is considered the quintessential Class M planet.]]
	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace ~~[[element]]s~~. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a solar system. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in nitrogen with oxygen and trace elements. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].

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Nicesociety at 22:44, 10 November 2008

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	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]], [[Skoria]] and [[Qo'noS]].

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Pat at 04:11, 9 January 2007

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	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]], [[Ferenginar]] and [[Qo'noS]].

VulcanTrekkie45 at 14:23, 8 January 2007

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	[[~~image~~:~~earth~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~The~~ M ~~Class~~ planet~~, Earth~~.]]		[[Image:Earth_small_172x170px.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Earth is considered the quintessential Class M planet.]]
	In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s. ~~(''[[Star Trek Star Charts]]'')~~		In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s.

	Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]] and [[Qo'noS]].		Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth\|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)\|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]] and [[Qo'noS]].

VulcanTrekkie45 at 14:20, 8 January 2007

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[[image:earth.jpg|thumb|The M Class planet, Earth.]]
In [[planetary classification]], a '''Class M''' [[planet]] is a 'Terrestrial' planet. They have an age that ranges from 3-10 billion years and a diameter between 10,000 and 15,000 km. They are located within the Ecosphere of a [[solar system]]. A Terrestrial planet is categorized by an abundance of surface [[water]] and an atmosphere high in [[nitrogen]] with [[oxygen]] and trace [[element]]s. Life is often abundant on Class M planets; they contain extensive vegetation, animal life and often have native [[humanoid]]s. (''[[Star Trek Star Charts]]'')

Examples of Class M planets include: [[Earth|Earth (Sol III)]], [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]], [[Cardassia Prime]], [[Bajor]], [[Romulus]] and [[Qo'noS]].