Nathan and Kevin recently discovered a new planet. We're not sure what we're going to name it. Does anyone have any ideas? It's just beyond the rocky planets and it appears to be an enormous gas giant. It might even have a few moons, but it's hard to tell.
Here's what we have been able to ascertain so far from our instruments here on Smearth:
- The surface gravity is estimated to be around 25 m/s2.
- Radius is approximately 6,900km.
- It's primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, though the core may be made of heavier elements.
- Like other gas giants, it probably lacks a well defined solid surface from which to launch a rocket...Well, that's unfortunate, isn't it?
We're all really excited about this recent discovery. Maybe someday we will even be able to travel there and visit.
It's Juno system instead of smolar system now.
@tsampoy lmao
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Tydos
I'm going to say this again.
SP-281 Nexus
Pangiter?
@aRandomAstronaut it’s not Saturn, and besides Mimas would be called Mimas jr, going off the original games naming scheme.
Smupiter? Yay!
@UnitedStankCrafts
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@NazyaMilitare That is a planet as it is a gas giant.
Poopiter
@AndrewGarrison
What have you called this planet?
Where’s minmu- oh wait Ksp already has that name.smimas
Name it smupiter
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Time to send a rocket to the core to find out what its made ofcall it "Fartiper"
Smupiter!
no, BURANUS A BIG GAS GIANT
Suranus
About 617 km in radius.@Sharandeep981
So, earth is going to be about 617 km in radius?
This is Smupiter!!!
It's litteraly all the properties of Jupiter explained here.
@AndrewGarrison let’s call this planet nibiru