Bonadan
Bonadan was chief port world of the Corporate Sector and the primary world in the Bonadan system. It was a strip-mined planet at the end of the Hydian Way. Bonadan Heavy Industries was presumably located there. This densely populated planet housed many species from around the galaxy.
Its yellow, parched surface was heavily eroded, and its topsoil had been destroyed due to constant drilling and construction. The remaining surface was covered with factories, refineries, docks, and shipbuilding facilities in ten spaceports, the largest being Bonadan Spaceport Southeast II.
A massive weather-control station lay in the mountains to the north of the main cities; they were used to generate sweeper storms that cleaned the polluted air. Weapons were banned on Bonadan, and being caught by one of the omnipresent weapons detectors was grounds for immediate arrest. Newcomers were thoroughly scanned before landing.
From space, Bonadan was a yellow sphere covered with rust-red strips. It looked barren and parched, for whatever plant life not killed deliberately died due to careless mining operations, abundant pollutants, and simple neglect. The Bonadanian tortapo was one of the last surviving fauna on this planet.
The once-beautiful landscape was scorched and barren from years of strip-mining, pollution, and mismanagement.
Its yellow, parched surface was heavily eroded, and its topsoil had been destroyed due to constant drilling and construction. The remaining surface was covered with factories, refineries, docks, and shipbuilding facilities in ten spaceports, the largest being Bonadan Spaceport Southeast II.
A massive weather-control station lay in the mountains to the north of the main cities; they were used to generate sweeper storms that cleaned the polluted air. Weapons were banned on Bonadan, and being caught by one of the omnipresent weapons detectors was grounds for immediate arrest. Newcomers were thoroughly scanned before landing.
From space, Bonadan was a yellow sphere covered with rust-red strips. It looked barren and parched, for whatever plant life not killed deliberately died due to careless mining operations, abundant pollutants, and simple neglect. The Bonadanian tortapo was one of the last surviving fauna on this planet.
The once-beautiful landscape was scorched and barren from years of strip-mining, pollution, and mismanagement.