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The lone moon of Saigon, Kauthara is of little economic value. What it lacks in resources however, it makes up for tenfold in strategic and ecological necessity. Tidally locked with Saigon, it prevents roughly fifty percent of the planet from being subjected to constant impacts from the Annamese field, which would otherwise pose an enormous problem for any eventual settlement.
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The lone moon of [[Planet Saigon]], Kauthara is of little economic value. What it lacks in resources however, it makes up for tenfold in strategic and ecological necessity. Tidally locked with Saigon, it prevents roughly fifty percent of the planet from being subjected to constant impacts from the Annamese field, which would otherwise pose an enormous problem for any eventual settlement.
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 15 February 2019

Kauthara
Kauthara.jpg
Location 5F, Sigma-21
Border Worlds
Technical information
Docking No
Terrain Barren
Diameter 3,291 Mm
Mass 3.81 x 10e24 kg
Temperature -103°C to 43°C
Escape velocity 8.03 km/sec

The lone moon of Planet Saigon, Kauthara is of little economic value. What it lacks in resources however, it makes up for tenfold in strategic and ecological necessity. Tidally locked with Saigon, it prevents roughly fifty percent of the planet from being subjected to constant impacts from the Annamese field, which would otherwise pose an enormous problem for any eventual settlement.