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| name = Cavallion
 
| name = Cavallion
| image = Cavallion.JPG
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| image = Cavallion.jpg
 
| owner =  
 
| owner =  
| system = [[Provence]]  
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| system = [[Provence]]
 
| sector = 2D
 
| sector = 2D
| house = {{House Link | Gallia}}
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| house = [[Border Worlds]]
| population =
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| population =  
 
| docking = No
 
| docking = No
| terrain = Barren  
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| terrain = Barren
 
| diameter = 3,618 km
 
| diameter = 3,618 km
 
| mass = 3.01 x 10e24 kg
 
| mass = 3.01 x 10e24 kg
| temperature = -165°C to 94°C  
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| temperature = -165°C to 94°C
 
| escape_velocity = 6.71 km/sec
 
| escape_velocity = 6.71 km/sec
 
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Cavallion is a rocky world known for its peculiarly high geological activity. Several large active volcanoes are constantly erupting on the planet, and gases from those eruptions form an extensive atmosphere that protects the surface from minor asteroid impacts.
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Cavallion is a rocky world known for its peculiarly high geological activity. Several large, active volcanoes are constantly erupting on the planet, and gases from those eruptions form an extensive atmosphere that protects the surface from minor asteroid impacts.
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[[Category: Border Worlds]]
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[[Category: Provence]]

Latest revision as of 20:28, 14 February 2019

Cavallion
Cavallion.jpg
Location 2D, Provence
Border Worlds
Technical information
Docking No
Terrain Barren
Diameter 3,618 km
Mass 3.01 x 10e24 kg
Temperature -165°C to 94°C
Escape velocity 6.71 km/sec

Cavallion is a rocky world known for its peculiarly high geological activity. Several large, active volcanoes are constantly erupting on the planet, and gases from those eruptions form an extensive atmosphere that protects the surface from minor asteroid impacts.