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For other uses, see class C.

In planetary classification, a class C reducing planet is a type of planet. As the name describes, the planet is characterized by the ongoing reduction of gases in a typically dense atmosphere. In particular among iron-silicate planets, the class C worlds of this type are posessed of high levels of trapped heat energy. Venus is an example of a class C reducing-atmosphere world. (ST references: Star Trek Maps, The Worlds of the Federation)

This classification should not be confused with the class C geoinactive planet described in ST reference: Star Charts.

Planets of this type[]

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Planetary classification
numeric: class 9
("Q'tahL"-class)
alphabetical: class A
class A geothermal
class A gas giant
class B
class B geomorteus
class B gas giant
class C
class C geoinactive
class C reducing
class D class E
class F
class F geometallic
class F geocrystalline
class G
class G geocrystalline
class G desert
class H
class H desert
class H geothermal
class I
class I gas supergiant ("Q'tahL"-class)
class I metallic/silicate
class J
class J gas giant
class J moon
class K
class K silicate/adaptable
class K transjovian
class L class M ("Minshara"-class)
class MZ
class N
class N reducing
class N pelagic
class O class P class Q
class R class S class T class Y
("Demon"-class)

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