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Revision as of 02:56, 27 January 2023
The super-federation of the Galactic Society is the evolution of the inter-federal coalition. It aims to provide a framework for commerce, army and safety.
The headquarters of the Galactic Society is based in the Roosbloch system, home of the Roos people. Roosbloch has been kept as the capital for the organisation because it was already the HQ of the coalition.
The creation of the Galactic Society is also the epoch time fixed about half billion galactic years after the Big Bang.
History
The inter-federal coalition
The beginning of the Galactic Society starts with the inter-federal coalition. This coalition existed 50 millions galactic years before the foundation of the Galactic Society. Its main purpose was to enhance commercial interactions of the Roos federation, the species federation of Pallor system, and the Rasbar empire.
Politics
TBD
Science and norms
Galactic Units
The Galactic Society uses its own unit system which is based on binary multiples of physical constants.
| Quantity | Unit | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Time (T) | Galactic Time Unit (Gt) | The duration of 1,073,741,824 (= 230) periods of the radiation emitted by the hyperfine transition of atomic hydrogen.
Note : 240 equals to one galactic year which lasts for about 25 terrestrial years. |
| Length (L) | Galactic Length Unit - Galactic (G) | The distance travelled by light in a vacuum in . |
