Aquaria is a moon with a radius of 4984 km, attracting all matter to its surface with a gravitational force of 5.51 m/s2. Aquaria's atmosphere extends to an altitude of 89 km and has shades of beige and blue. Temperatures on the moon rising to 8°C during the day and dropping to -13°C at night. The atmospheric density, measured at sea level at 2.473 kg/m3, decreases with increasing altitude. The name Aquaria is due to the predominantly aquatic nature on this moon.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Windows
- Game Version: 1.1.109.0
CHARACTERISTICS
- Radius: 2,492 km
- Sea Level: 0 m
- Surface Gravity: 5.5 m/s
- Rotational Period: N/A
- Escape Velocity: 5.24 km/s
- Mass: 5.13E+23kg
Atmosphere
- Height: 89 km
- Scale Height: 13 km
- Surface Air Density: 2.474 kg/m3
- Surface Temperature: 271 K
EQUIRECTANGULAR MAP
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26.8k eyov23 months ago
@PZLAgencies it is, shortly after the system was discovered, the first settlement was established here
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13.6k Tallisarone year ago
I love the polar caps, how they have little lakes with icebergs in them!
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2,646 Ceya+4 1.2 years ago
I'm literally doing this in ms paint so it might be a bit rough but, here is my translation of the distorted text. "Experiment 15/1 | May 2. 2395 E" "In the latest experiment, the probe achieved a significant milestone by successfully entering the enigmatic void for a duration of 3 minutes. This breakthrough allowed for the capture of various images, providing intriguing insights into this mysterious realm. while most of the pictures depicted complete darkness, a few captured moments of faint illumination. Surprisingly, the probe's sensors failed to detect the presence of any photons during this period. furthermore, communication with the probe was abruptly lost within seconds of its entrance into the void. Fortunately, our connection was reestablished upon its exit from this enigmatic space. The valuable data acquired from this experiment holds immense potential in enhancing the reliability of communication for future missions, mitigating the risk of similar setbacks."
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@eyov2 nice