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There we go.
The flag of the Union of Terran Systems, also known as the Union or the UTS. A federal republic made up of 30 member systems and several hundred smaller colonies and thousands of uninhabited systems, the Union is the third-largest nation in the galaxy and the primary polity for the human race. Formed following the destructive Unification Wars of the 25th Century, the Union is the first and (so far) only successful attempt at an interstellar human nation. In recent years, Union politics have taken a very expansionist bent, as the outer colonies become more and more populated and thus gain more political clout. As part of this, Earth has authorized the creation of the Prometheus Initiative, a Union Navy-backed task force of scientists and sociologists whose purpose is to prepare alien races unwittingly living "within" the borders of the Union for the cold realities of interstellar politics.
The flag, colloquially known as the Phoenix Standard, is red to symbolize the blood spilt in the Unification Wars, and gold to represent both the hope for the future and the suns around which all o the eponymous Systems revolve. The phoenix represents humanity's rebirth from the ashes of war.
Nice but the pentagon should be larger I feel.
The flag of the Union of Terran Systems, .
here is a flag i made on the request thread, hope ya like!
i tried but, i only have ms paintDid you try to edit out a watermark on a stock image?
Did you try to edit out a watermark on a stock image?
i know that but i didnt know that the eye of providence was (or its official name) at the timeIt's not even a complex design.
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Is the IPWC "Imperial" in the sense that it shares a leader with the Empire of Man?
I was wondering when someone was going to ask me about this.
The Parks & Wildlife Commission is essentially a state within a state, administering national parks and other protected lands within the Empire of Man. In recent years (as in the past few centuries) there's been a trend of protecting garden worlds from human habitation, with a focus on building and living on artificial worlds instead. So the garden worlds are declared national parks and administered by the PWC, who have their own apparatus for taxation, the military, social services, etc.
So essentially, where otherwise there is a trend for a colony to belong to two or more separate polities, the Empire has a deep state that its members may also belong to. Or not, and instead it administers a planet by itself.
A glossary of flags from the most powerful and prominent human polities from my yet unnamed far future science fiction project. These polities can count tens of thousands of star systems as members (which isn't as an impressive number when you realize more than 2/5ths of inhabited star systems are red or brown dwarfs, and less than 5% of all planets are terrestrial garden worlds), with populations in the tens of trillions to hundreds of trillions. Unlike contemporary nation-states, these polities are a mixture of historical, cultural, ethnic and geographic supranational associations. Humanity is still divided into smaller nation-states that are geographically contiguous to one planetary body, as interstellar distances make centralized governance difficult at best to impossible at worse. As such, many nations can be members of multiple polities, often belonging to one ethnic association (such as the Jotunn Volksmoot) and one political association (such as the Compact of Free Association). The only significant exception to this are the Empire of Man and the Imperial Parks & Wildlife Commission, both of which rely on local aristocracy to keep subject worlds in line.