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Daveeboy at 22:23, 25 February 2008

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	Romulan society will often sentance criminals to work in the dilithium mines, with the conditions being so dire. The Remans survive because of the evolutionary hardiness to the location. Outsides do not fair as well.		Romulan society will often sentance criminals to work in the dilithium mines, with the conditions being so dire. The Remans survive because of the evolutionary hardiness to the location. Outsides do not fair as well.

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Daveeboy at 18:23, 23 February 2008

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	Romulan society will often sentance criminals to work in the dilithium mines, with the conditions being so dire. The Remans survive because of the evolutionary hardiness to the location. Outsides do not fair as well.		Romulan society will often sentance criminals to work in the dilithium mines, with the conditions being so dire. The Remans survive because of the evolutionary hardiness to the location. Outsides do not fair as well.

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Daveeboy at 20:27, 13 January 2008

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	Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.		Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.


			Remus is known to be rich in dilithium, and as such many large mines are present on the planet. The Remans are more-or-less treated as a slave race and put to work in these mines.

			Romulan society will often sentance criminals to work in the dilithium mines, with the conditions being so dire. The Remans survive because of the evolutionary hardiness to the location. Outsides do not fair as well.

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70.252.133.11 at 00:27, 7 March 2007

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	Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.		Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.

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Papatrouter at 04:35, 16 January 2006

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	Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.		Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.

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Sysop at 02:46, 16 January 2006

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		Remus is the third of four planets in the Romulan System, home of the [[Remans]] and sister planet to [[Romulus]].

		Remus is tidally locked, with one side (hemisphere) of Remus always facing the sun while the other always faces away from it. The conditions on the nightside are adequate for a colonization, whereas the dayside of Remus is permanently exposed to the Romulan sun. Although both planets orbit their central star, [[Romulus]] and Remus are often refered to as twin planets.

Sysop at 02:41, 16 January 2006

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	Romulus apparently had no sapient species until a proto-Vulcan splinter group colonized it around 400 CE. These proto-Vulcans over time became the Romulans. A native sapient species called the Remans developed on Remus and was conquered by the Romulans later becoming a lower class in Romulan society.

	The original colonization group of Vulcans came to this system after they fled their homeworld in rebellion against the philosophy of peace and logic proposed by Surak. As Mr. Spock would later point out, if the Romulans retained the passions and expansionist outlook that the pre-Surak Vulcans once had, it would make them an extremely dangerous race....

	The planet's natives are the Remans, who were subjugated ever since the Romulans staked claim and set up their new homeworld in the system. Because the planet is tidally locked to its sun and the species, which lives on the cooler night side, is in constant darkness, the Remans are extremely sensitive to light.

	~~The Remans were treated as second class citizens within the Romulan Star Empire. Remus is the prime planet of dilithium mining and as such many Remans are forced into slave labor.~~

	~~Much about Remus remains a mystery, but hopes of a more co-operative future between The United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire have been strengthened since Shinzon's fall.~~

Sysop at 02:40, 16 January 2006

2006-01-16T02:40:48Z

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Romulus apparently had no sapient species until a proto-Vulcan splinter group colonized it around 400 CE. These proto-Vulcans over time became the Romulans. A native sapient species called the Remans developed on Remus and was conquered by the Romulans later becoming a lower class in Romulan society.

The original colonization group of Vulcans came to this system after they fled their homeworld in rebellion against the philosophy of peace and logic proposed by Surak. As Mr. Spock would later point out, if the Romulans retained the passions and expansionist outlook that the pre-Surak Vulcans once had, it would make them an extremely dangerous race....

The planet's natives are the Remans, who were subjugated ever since the Romulans staked claim and set up their new homeworld in the system. Because the planet is tidally locked to its sun and the species, which lives on the cooler night side, is in constant darkness, the Remans are extremely sensitive to light.

The Remans were treated as second class citizens within the Romulan Star Empire. Remus is the prime planet of dilithium mining and as such many Remans are forced into slave labor.

Much about Remus remains a mystery, but hopes of a more co-operative future between The United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire have been strengthened since Shinzon's fall.