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{{Planet Infobox | {{Planet Infobox | ||
− | | name = | + | | name = Sulza |
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| owner = | | owner = | ||
| system = [[Thuringia]] | | system = [[Thuringia]] | ||
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| escape_velocity = N/A | | escape_velocity = N/A | ||
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− | This is a barren dwarf moon with no atmosphere, pockmarked by asteroid impact craters. It is the most massive of [[Planet | + | This is a barren dwarf moon with no atmosphere, pockmarked by asteroid impact craters. It is the most massive of [[Planet Weimar|Weimar's]] moons, which may be due to a large Iron-[[Nickel]] core. Sulza appears to have a solid core, as scans for thermal signatures and surface changes have revealed no evidence of active volcanism. |
[[Category: Rheinland]] | [[Category: Rheinland]] |
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Sulza | |
Owner | unknown |
Location | 6F, Thuringia Rheinland |
Technical information | |
Population | unknown |
Docking | N/A |
Terrain | N/A |
Diameter | N/A |
Mass | N/A |
Temperature | N/A |
Escape velocity | N/A |
This is a barren dwarf moon with no atmosphere, pockmarked by asteroid impact craters. It is the most massive of Weimar's moons, which may be due to a large Iron-Nickel core. Sulza appears to have a solid core, as scans for thermal signatures and surface changes have revealed no evidence of active volcanism.