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The moon once served as a water source for [[Deuterium]] fuel production during the 80-Years War, leaving traces of exploitation on the surface and the remains of mining machinery locked in the ice. Geologically fragile due to its internal structure, Lozten's crust and mantle mainly consists of frozen water and sedimentary rock. Its non-metallic core solidified millions of years ago.
 
The moon once served as a water source for [[Deuterium]] fuel production during the 80-Years War, leaving traces of exploitation on the surface and the remains of mining machinery locked in the ice. Geologically fragile due to its internal structure, Lozten's crust and mantle mainly consists of frozen water and sedimentary rock. Its non-metallic core solidified millions of years ago.
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Lotzen

Owner unknown
Location 5F, Thuringia
Flag-rheinland.png Rheinland
Technical information
Population unknown
Docking N/A
Terrain N/A
Diameter N/A
Mass N/A
Temperature N/A
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Lozten is a small ice moon with a thin atmosphere orbiting Planet Rossel. Its surface is covered by a thin layer of iron oxide dust with huge cracks in the crust that let ice shine through. Lozten is the largest and brightest object in Rossel's orbit and its trailing ice fragments form a small ring whose shards sparkle in Rossel's night sky.

The moon once served as a water source for Deuterium fuel production during the 80-Years War, leaving traces of exploitation on the surface and the remains of mining machinery locked in the ice. Geologically fragile due to its internal structure, Lozten's crust and mantle mainly consists of frozen water and sedimentary rock. Its non-metallic core solidified millions of years ago.