Difference between revisions of "Planet Odense"
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| name = Planet Odense | | name = Planet Odense | ||
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| owner = [[Red Hessians]] | | owner = [[Red Hessians]] | ||
| system = [[Omega-54]] | | system = [[Omega-54]] | ||
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| house = [[Border Worlds]] | | house = [[Border Worlds]] | ||
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| escape_velocity = 15.42 km/sec | | escape_velocity = 15.42 km/sec | ||
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| − | Odense is a gas giant in the far reaches of the Omega-54 system. Captured in orbit between the minor and the major star, the planet is characterised by it's chlorine and xenon upper atmosphere composure, giving it a distinct bright green tint. Automated probes surveying the planet confirmed a small iron core encased by water, ammonia and methane in it's larger, lower atmosphere. | + | Odense is a gas giant in the far reaches of the [[Omega-54]] system. Captured in orbit between the minor and the major star, the planet is characterised by it's chlorine and xenon upper atmosphere composure, giving it a distinct bright green tint. Automated probes surveying the planet confirmed a small iron core encased by water, ammonia and methane in it's larger, lower atmosphere. |
Revision as of 13:39, 28 November 2018
| Planet Odense | |
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| Owner | Red Hessians |
| Location | 7C/D, Omega-54 Border Worlds |
| Technical information | |
| Docking | No |
| Terrain | N/A |
| Diameter | 28,216 km |
| Mass | 9.89 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | N/A |
| Escape velocity | 15.42 km/sec |
Odense is a gas giant in the far reaches of the Omega-54 system. Captured in orbit between the minor and the major star, the planet is characterised by it's chlorine and xenon upper atmosphere composure, giving it a distinct bright green tint. Automated probes surveying the planet confirmed a small iron core encased by water, ammonia and methane in it's larger, lower atmosphere.
