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| system = [[Provence]] | | system = [[Provence]] | ||
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La Gaude is the nearest moon of [[Planet Nice]]. It is fully covered with water ice and other frozen compounds. Due to the surrounding nebula it receives only a minor amount of energy from the nearest star, and temperatures on its surface are extremely low. | La Gaude is the nearest moon of [[Planet Nice]]. It is fully covered with water ice and other frozen compounds. Due to the surrounding nebula it receives only a minor amount of energy from the nearest star, and temperatures on its surface are extremely low. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:55, 16 February 2019
| La Gaude | |
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| Location | 6F, Provence Border Worlds |
| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | Ice |
| Diameter | 2,379 km |
| Mass | 3.16 x 10e23 kg |
| Temperature | -240°C to -130°C |
| Escape velocity | 6.71 km/sec |
La Gaude is the nearest moon of Planet Nice. It is fully covered with water ice and other frozen compounds. Due to the surrounding nebula it receives only a minor amount of energy from the nearest star, and temperatures on its surface are extremely low.
