Difference between revisions of "PS Esgeer Asesin moons"
From Elite Wiki
(→Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Asesin Moon System) |
m |
||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
== Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Asesin Moon System == | == Galaxy 3: Esgeer System : Asesin Moon System == | ||
| + | <!-- Links are build with PS_SYSTEM_PLANET_sites --> | ||
* [[Image:Esgeer-Asesin-plan.png|160px|]] Compacted plan view. | * [[Image:Esgeer-Asesin-plan.png|160px|]] Compacted plan view. | ||
| Line 12: | Line 13: | ||
:'''Moon-like bodies ordered by orbital distance from planet Asesin:''' | :'''Moon-like bodies ordered by orbital distance from planet Asesin:''' | ||
| − | : # 13. Moon | + | : # 13. Moon '''Baawiwca''' with Extent 73x82x46 km , Tilt 22 degrees, Rotation 2588.6 hours, is a large planetesimal moon of Asesin. |
:: Orbital radius 1.8e+05 km, inclination 24 degrees, ascending node 215 degrees. | :: Orbital radius 1.8e+05 km, inclination 24 degrees, ascending node 215 degrees. | ||
:: Activity : High, TL : -19, Pop 1 (Yellow Furry Rodents) Prod 7.4 Cr , '' Abandoned surface vehicles.'' | :: Activity : High, TL : -19, Pop 1 (Yellow Furry Rodents) Prod 7.4 Cr , '' Abandoned surface vehicles.'' | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 4 June 2012
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 : Asesin Moon System
Compacted plan view.
Compacted elevation view.
- Moon-like bodies ordered by orbital distance from planet Asesin:
- # 13. Moon Baawiwca with Extent 73x82x46 km , Tilt 22 degrees, Rotation 2588.6 hours, is a large planetesimal moon of Asesin.
- Orbital radius 1.8e+05 km, inclination 24 degrees, ascending node 215 degrees.
- Activity : High, TL : -19, Pop 1 (Yellow Furry Rodents) Prod 7.4 Cr , Abandoned surface vehicles.
- Moon analysis : Initiating mining activities on this (claimed) very small body is possible.
- Politics : None, Economic profile : Very limited
- Description : None available.
Links
Back to: Planet Scanner
