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| name = Herne Moon | | name = Herne Moon | ||
| image = Herne_Moon.jpg | | image = Herne_Moon.jpg | ||
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| system = [[Koeln]] | | system = [[Koeln]] | ||
| sector = 6C | | sector = 6C | ||
| house = {{House Link | Rheinland}} | | house = {{House Link | Rheinland}} | ||
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| docking = No | | docking = No | ||
| terrain = Desert | | terrain = Desert | ||
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| escape_velocity = 3.43 km/sec | | escape_velocity = 3.43 km/sec | ||
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| − | Herne is | + | Herne is [[Planet Steinfurt]]'s only natural satellite, locked with it in a close orbit. Its relatively quick orbital period of 18 standard days allows it to escape most of the comets and planetoids that wander into a collision course with Steinfurt on a regular basis. The moon itself is composed mostly of volcanic rock and a modest amount of [[helium]] and hydrogen gas, thus holding little to no value for commercial extraction. |
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| Herne Moon | |
| Location | 6C, Koeln Rheinland
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| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | Desert |
| Diameter | 4,119 km |
| Mass | 2.21 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | -129°C to -45°C |
| Escape velocity | 3.43 km/sec |
Herne is Planet Steinfurt's only natural satellite, locked with it in a close orbit. Its relatively quick orbital period of 18 standard days allows it to escape most of the comets and planetoids that wander into a collision course with Steinfurt on a regular basis. The moon itself is composed mostly of volcanic rock and a modest amount of helium and hydrogen gas, thus holding little to no value for commercial extraction.
