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| Seccora Ia (Balivar)
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| Stellar Cartography
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| Region |
unknown
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| Sector |
unknown
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| System |
Seccora system
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| Sun(s) |
Seccora
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| Moon(s) |
n.a.
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| Class |
Terrestrial
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| Physical
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| Diameter |
4,900 km
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| Atmosphere |
Nitrogen-oxygen
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| Hydrosphere |
8%
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| Climate |
Temperate
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| Gravity |
85% standard
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| Primary terrain |
*Forests
- Mountains
- Deserts
- Savannas
- Lakes
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| Length of Day |
18 standard hours
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| Length of Year |
402 local days
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| Native species |
Balivari
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| Other species |
n.a.
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| Societal
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| Official Language |
Balivari
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| Population |
unknown
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| Major cities |
none
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| Imports |
none
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| Exports |
none
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| Affiliation |
none
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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.