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Dominating the so-called [[Canopian Ruins]] region, the '''Perseus-Cepherus Cloud Complex''' is a vast molecular cloud located in the [[Deep Periphery]], rimward of the [[Taurian Concordat]] and [[Magistracy of Canopus]].<ref name=ISP3_76>''Interstellar Expeditions: Interstellar Players 3 '', p. 76, "Deep Periphery (Rimward Sector)"</ref>
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== System Description ==
The Perseus-Cepherus Cloud Complex was the name given to an immense molecular cloud (or stellar nursery) rimward of the borders of the Taurian Concordat and Magistracy of Canopus.<ref name=ISP3_76/> Though maps indicate the [[California Nebula|California]] and [[Flying Bat Nebula]]s and the [[Cepheus Cloud]] as distinct regions, in astronomical terms, they (and other features) comprise the larger complex. The nature of gas, dust, and radiation in the region have prevented settlements in the quantity seen equidistantly located in other parts of the Deep Periphery.<ref name=ISP3_81>''Interstellar Expeditions: Interstellar Players 3 '', p. 81, "Astrographical Overview"</ref> The provided coordinates designate the complex's center point.

== Notes ==
The Perseus-Cepherus Cloud Complex was first identified in 2012 with the publication of ''[[Interstellar Expeditions: Interstellar Players 3 ]]''. Other than the location of the complex and its definition as a molecular cloud, no information was provided on the feature; in the absence of further information on the Deep Periphery, no further detail is likely to be available on the Perseus-Cepherus Cloud Complex.

== References ==
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== Bibliography ==
* ''[[Interstellar Expeditions: Interstellar Players 3 ]]''

[[Category: Special Astronomical Features]]