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A massive gas giant orbited by [[Boa Vista Station]], Sal is known for its extensive ring system. The [[Zoners]] once tried to extract [[water]] from ice crystal clouds in its upper almosphere, but the project, despite initial success, proved to be very expensive to continue.
 
A massive gas giant orbited by [[Boa Vista Station]], Sal is known for its extensive ring system. The [[Zoners]] once tried to extract [[water]] from ice crystal clouds in its upper almosphere, but the project, despite initial success, proved to be very expensive to continue.
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Latest revision as of 09:51, 23 February 2019

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This page has been retired but kept for historical or other reasons, The information on this page may be incorrect, out of date or just not relevant to this version of Discovery.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:
Removed with system Omega-50 in 4.90 or earlier

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Planet Sal
Planet Sal.jpg
Location 6F, Omega-50
Edge Worlds
Technical information
Docking No
Terrain N/A
Diameter 27,460 km
Mass 12.41 x 10e24 kg
Temperature N/A
Escape velocity 18.04 km/sec

A massive gas giant orbited by Boa Vista Station, Sal is known for its extensive ring system. The Zoners once tried to extract water from ice crystal clouds in its upper almosphere, but the project, despite initial success, proved to be very expensive to continue.