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| Seccora Ia (Balivar) | |
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| Stellar Cartography | |
| Region | unknown |
| Sector | unknown |
| System | Seccora system |
| Sun(s) | Seccora |
| Moon(s) | n.a. |
| Class | Terrestrial |
| Physical | |
| Diameter | 4,900 km |
| Atmosphere | Nitrogen-oxygen |
| Hydrosphere | 8% |
| Climate | Temperate |
| Gravity | 85% standard |
| Primary terrain | *Forests
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| Length of Day | 18 standard hours |
| Length of Year | 402 local days |
| Native species | Balivari |
| Other species | n.a. |
| Societal | |
| Official Language | Balivari |
| Population | unknown |
| Major cities | none |
| Imports | none |
| Exports | none |
| Affiliation | none |
| Seccora system | Star • Belt • I • Ia • II |
Known as Balivar to the indigenous Balivari, Seccora Ia is the largest of the 64 natural satellites of the gas giant Seccora I, located in the seemingly unfindable Seccora system.