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== Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Oriwma Moon System ==
 
== Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Oriwma Moon System ==

Latest revision as of 02:23, 29 February 2024

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 : Oriwma Moon System

  • Esgeer-Oriwma-plan.png Compacted plan view.
  • Esgeer-Oriwma-side.png Compacted elevation view.
Moon-like bodies ordered by orbital distance from planet Oriwma:
# 23. Moon Artaromu with Extent 113x203x179 km , Tilt 23 degrees, Rotation 856.8 hours, is a small irregular moon of Oriwma.
Orbital radius 3.6658e+05 km, inclination 22.5 degrees, ascending node 273.6 degrees.
Activity : High, TL : -15, Pop 6 (Black Slimy Rodents) Prod 41.6 Cr , Abandoned space craft.
Moon analysis : A few individuals mine gemstones, extract minerals, from this small body.
Politics : Dependent freelance Anarchy, Economic profile : Very limited
Description : Removed due to commercial dispute.
# 14. Moon Ukaj with Extent 8x15x15 km , Tilt 18 degrees, Rotation 28.6 hours, is a planetesimal moon of Oriwma.
Orbital radius 4.9347e+05 km, inclination 18 degrees, ascending node 306.1 degrees.
Activity : Above average, TL : -28, Pop 0 , Prod 0 Cr , No space-faring technology identified.
Moon analysis : Repeated eruptions are disrupting the integrity of this very small body.
Politics : None, Economic profile : None
Description : None available.

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