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===Stats=== | |||
*it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star | *it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star | ||
*a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles). | *a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles). | ||
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*with a year of 293 days, each day 18.6 hours long | *with a year of 293 days, each day 18.6 hours long | ||
*primary terrain features are rock and volcano's | *primary terrain features are rock and volcano's | ||
===Resources=== | |||
No data available at this time as their are no planetary scans on record. | |||
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[[Category:Azure system]] | [[Category:Azure system]] | ||
[[Category:Serellan Sector]] | |||
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| Azure system | Star · I · II · III · IV |
Stats
- it's orbit is approximately 185 million km from it's star
- a hot rockball planet with a diameter of 14,309 km (8,943 miles).
- a density of 5.1 and a gravity of 1.04 G's
- an axial tilt 19%
- temperatures are on average 83C during the day and dropping to 62C at night
- no surface water, but lots of active volcano's
- a thin atmosphere with a pressure of about 0.56 earth normal, (will need an respirator) with nitrogen 78%, oxygen 13% and other gases 9%
- with a year of 293 days, each day 18.6 hours long
- primary terrain features are rock and volcano's
Resources
No data available at this time as their are no planetary scans on record.