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== Length ==

*1 Astronomical Saeron (AstroSaeron, ASn) = 1,000 Saerons
**590,480 ASn per hour = Speed of Light
*1 Saeron (Sn) = 1.136 Miles (2,000 yards)
*100 Centisaerons (cSn) = 1 Sn

== Gravity ==

*100 Stans = 1 G (The average gravity of Earth)

== Currency ==
===Standard===
*Gold (G)- Primary unit (not related to actual gold)
**16 Silvers (S)= 1 Gold
***100 Coppers (C)= 1 Silver
===Other===
Some small systems have their own measure of currency. However, most are ignored completely, and all are used solely for local trading. All intersystem trade uses the Standard System
== Time ==
Time is measured based on hours and minutes, dates are usually managed locally, with interplanetary travel using UY (Universal Years, 400 24-hour days). Anything that involves time will almost always include a converter between local time and UY time.
===Date===
The fact that dates used a 365.25-day calendar before 0 DE is commonly ignored, except in the realms of higher knowledge.
*2,542 AD = 0 DE (at this point, the 400-day global calendar was adopted)
*5,982 DE = 0 SE (the formation of the [[Human Confederation]])
*496 SE = 0 NE (the collapse of the [[Human Confederation]])

== Purity ==
=== Amt ===
The Amt scale is used in grading the purity of [[Ametium]] alloys. Scale ranges from 10,000 (pure) to 1 (0.01% Ametium)
*So far, the purest Ametium alloy in the known galaxy belongs to a part in an unnamed super-reactor, weighing in at 896 Amt (8.96% Ametium)

== Mark Scale ==
The Mark system is used to denote the quality and size of ship equipment, corresponding to the ship they're expected to be mounted on.
*'''Mark I''' (Civilian-class) - This class is generally reserved for civilian vehicles.
*'''Mark II''' (Fighter-class) - The first real measure on the mark system. Equipment intended for fighters or small attack craft.
*'''Mark III''' (Skirmisher-class) - Heavy fighters, skirmishers, and raiders.
*'''Mark IV''' (Corvette-class) - The weakest components outfitted on full-fledged warships.
*'''Mark V''' (Frigate-class) - Components intended for frigates. Civilian frigates generally use Mark III components. This is also generally the best a civilian can get access to.
*'''Mark VI''' (Destroyer-class) - Components meant for destroyers. Most systems outlaw ships mounted with Mark V weaponry or better.
*'''Mark VII''' (Dreadnought-class) - Components designed for heavy warships. Equipment at this point tends to be larger than some smaller ships.
*'''Mark VIII''' (Battlecruiser-class) - Weaponry and equipment meant to be mounted on the finest battleships.
*'''Mark IX''' (Supercruiser-class) - Only the largest of ships can even support these components. A single cannon can be larger than a corvette.
*'''Mark X''' - The biggest class. Notably, components can be of any size; the only requirements is that they're very rare, very powerful, and very expensive. [[Dylithanium Artillery Rounds]] are the poster-child of the Mark X class.

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