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A planet of immense size and gravitation, Tonnerre is the center of explored part of the [[Burgundy]] system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all Gallia (and probably in all [[Sirius]]), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and white outer ring consistent mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles. | A planet of immense size and gravitation, Tonnerre is the center of explored part of the [[Burgundy]] system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all Gallia (and probably in all [[Sirius]]), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and white outer ring consistent mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 23 February 2019
| Planet Tonnerre | |
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| Location | 4D/5E, Burgundy Gallia
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| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | N/A |
| Diameter | 58,615 km |
| Mass | 35.16 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | N/A |
| Escape velocity | 30.75 km/sec |
A planet of immense size and gravitation, Tonnerre is the center of explored part of the Burgundy system. Located between two stars, this gas giant is not only the largest planet in all Gallia (and probably in all Sirius), but also has the largest known system of planetary rings. The rings consist of three distinct parts: colorful inner rings containing dust and rock asteroids, and white outer ring consistent mainly of ice asteroids and small ice particles.
