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The gas giant Saturnus is populated predominantly by the British, who also run the gas mines hanging underneath the massive, floating cities in the upper atmosphere of the planet. This gas is sold to households and different states for lighting streetlamps in the fancier parts of town. It being mostly a work hub, one might only rarely run into an aristocrat or anyone with a smidge of money here. The workers themselves tend towards loathing the sight of anyone with money, and robbery is not uncommon. Doctors and nurses are the most highly respected people, here. On Saturnus, there's a mix of all races, arriving here for work rather than the sights, but that does not mean there aren't some gems strewn about the countless silently floating cities. They're usually painted and decorated with colourful but cheap paint, and whenever a holiday comes around, people dress up in bright and beautiful colours to properly celebrate it.

The smallest planet, and the one furthest away from Sol, Pluto is a cold and barren place. It's a military outpost and harbour belonging to the British and by all accounts it is miserably cold and dark the majority of the time.

A barren little ball of hot rock, upon which the Danish monarch had a rather insane idea to establish an observatory, focused on studying Sol. Using Golrak workforces, the project took a decade and is staffed almost exclusively by inorganic or mechanic workers and researchers, all set on that one goal - studying Sol. This has over the years proven to be a rather fruitful endeavour, and their research has helped to improve the solar sails that the generally smaller Scandinavian ships use for better speed and optimal usage and generation of energy.

A small, hot planet that is completely uninhabitable to humans, it was not disputed by anyone when it more or less was dumped into the lap of the Polish Kingdom. Recently, however, it has gained popularity as a summer residence for some of the wealthier members of the Golrak species - sentient, living people made of rock and earth, who somehow seem to be able to withstand the heat of the planet with no issues. It is considered to be a statement of wealth and status to have a summer home or a palace there. Today, the planet Venus is a major source of income for the Polaks, and one of the most lucrative vacation spots for the less than organic peoples who inhabit the Solar system.

Mars was initially colonized exclusively by the British, after advances from the Eastern European zone and French, however, a small part of the Western side of Mars is now under French control, and to the north of that is a Russo-Polish zone, which is again split down the middle between the Russians and Polaks. Hence, the Mars Trading Company changed its name to the East Mars Trading Company.

Considered to be the main harbour for all of Terra's spacefaring crafts, Luna is a mishmash of cultures and peoples that... Mostly get along. Persistent mining of Luna's resources has left it in a crescent shape. It is split in zones, with most nations of Terra having a share of the surface to house their people, closed docks for building and repairing ships, as well as open docks for receiving and shipping off goods and passengers. There are smaller ports in orbit around Terra, but they tend to be privately owned by either aristocrats or companies and do not generally accept 'outsiders' into their harbours. Of these orbital ports, the East Mars Trading Company owns the largest by far.

The home of humans, and the base of the Britannic Empire, in common parlance the British Empire. It is one of the mightiest empires to ever have emerged from Terra, and is locked in a near-constant struggled for power with Russian Empire, the major Asian powers China and Japan, and their arch-enemies France and Spain. Widely recognised as one of the earliest colonisers of space, and certainly the greatest military power known to any space-faring race, Britannia is home to the greatest diversity of peoples and technologies in the Sol System.