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| name = Planet Amilly
 
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| image = PlanetAmillyAtOreleon.jpg
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| owner = {{House Link | Gallia}}
 
| owner = {{House Link | Gallia}}
 
| system = [[Orleanais]]
 
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A desert planet whose orbit lies between [[Planet Orleans]] and the [[Lyonnais]] jump gate, Amilly has a thin atmosphere with only traces of oxygen. It is a cold world with sparce mineral deposits, and a [[GMS]] once considered building a mining colony planetside. However, the deposits are mostly located deep inside the planet's thick crust, where mining in such depths is unsafe and economically unviable
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A desert planet whose orbit lies between [[Planet Orleans]] and the [[Lyonnais]] [[Jump Gate]], Amilly has a thin atmosphere with only traces of oxygen. It is a cold world with sparce mineral deposits, and a [[GMS]] once considered building a mining colony planetside. However, the deposits are mostly located deep inside the planet's thick crust, where mining in such depths is unsafe and economically unviable

Revision as of 03:18, 24 October 2018

Planet Amilly
Planet Amilly.jpg

Owner Flag-gallia.png Gallia
Location H3, Orleanais
Technical information
Docking No
Terrain Barren
Diameter 6,241 km
Mass 4.58 x 10e24 kg
Temperature -120°C to -20°C
Escape velocity 5.87 km/sec

A desert planet whose orbit lies between Planet Orleans and the Lyonnais Jump Gate, Amilly has a thin atmosphere with only traces of oxygen. It is a cold world with sparce mineral deposits, and a GMS once considered building a mining colony planetside. However, the deposits are mostly located deep inside the planet's thick crust, where mining in such depths is unsafe and economically unviable