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Mereau is a small terrestrial planet that has a complex orbit lying between the two suns of the [[Berry]] system. Detailed surveys of its surface are complicated by its high orbital speed and extremly hot temperatures. | Mereau is a small terrestrial planet that has a complex orbit lying between the two suns of the [[Berry]] system. Detailed surveys of its surface are complicated by its high orbital speed and extremly hot temperatures. | ||
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This page has been retired but kept for historical or other reasons, The information on this page may be incorrect, out of date or just not relevant to this version of Discovery. It should not be taken as canon nor any authority on the current version of Discovery. It is kept simply to show some history of the Discovery Mod:
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| Planet Mereau | |
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| Location | E6, Berry Gallia
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| Docking | No |
| Terrain | Barren |
| Diameter | 2,681 km |
| Mass | 1.98 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | -36°C to 680°C |
| Escape velocity | 4.47 km/sec |
Mereau is a small terrestrial planet that has a complex orbit lying between the two suns of the Berry system. Detailed surveys of its surface are complicated by its high orbital speed and extremly hot temperatures.
