TITAN
STAR SYSTEM: Sol​ (Saturn)
ALTERNATE NAME: Saturn VI​
FORMAL NAME: Earth Station Titan
CAPITOL: Christopher's Landing
PREDOMINATE SPECIES
Titan is the largest moon of the planet Saturn and currently the location of a military training facility operated by the Military Assault Command Operations. The surface of Titan was first visited by the Huygens probe in 2005, followed by a manned mission in 2018 by the DY-225 class UNSS Lewis and Clark, commanded by Colonel Shaun Geoffrey Christopher.
The surface of Titan with human settlements and the MACO training base both indicated
The surface of Titan is composed of ice and rock, blanketed by thick clouds of methane and nitrogen, with the average temperate minus 296 degrees Fahrenheit. Titan contains several liquid methane lakes, rivers, and seas, as well as an extensive dune system.
During the Third World War, an effort was made to relocate various displaced populations to Titan; however, due to the extreme environmental and life support requirements, only one settlement was ever founded, in addition to the original UESPA outpost at Christopher's Landing.
Major moons of Saturn
Currently, Titan is operated by the United Earth Military, mainly as a training base for MACO troops. The Titan Omega training facility offers an advanced EVA spacesuit course, known as the "Omega Training Course" a well as a space assault tactics course, utilizing Saturn's moon Janus. The Janus and Omega training courses are collectively referred to as "the Janus loop" and are considered among the most difficult military training courses to complete.
