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:: Politics : Dependent freelance Confederacy, Economic profile : Rich Ind. |
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:: Description : ''Awaiting arbitration.'' |
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Revision as of 05:35, 9 October 2009
Disclaimer
The planet scanner is a work in progress for Oolite. Violations with other versions of Canon are expected. Discussions can be found on the Oolite Bulletin Board.
Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Dexata Moon System
Compacted plan view.
Compacted elevation view.
- Moon-like bodies ordered by orbital distance from planet Dexata:
- # 3. Moon Balaurep with Extent 443x437x461 km , Tilt 3 degrees, Rotation 282.6 hours, is a modest irregular moon of Dexata.
- Orbital radius 16736 km, inclination 7.2 degrees, ascending node 223.5 degrees.
- Activity : High, TL : -15, Pop 22 (Human Colonials) Prod 181.9 Cr , Abandoned space craft.
- Moon analysis : A few individuals mine gemstones, extract minerals, from this small body.
- Politics : Dependent freelance Confederacy, Economic profile : Rich Ind.
- Description : Awaiting arbitration.
Links
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