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[[Image:nopicyet|thumb|Io as seen from orbit]]
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{{PlanetBox|name=Io|image=RaceBox Missing Image.png|caption=aka Sol Va|orbit=5.20|mass=0.01|atmo=Vacuum|radius=0.25|temp=-163|gravity=0.17|weather=None|day=1.62|tectonics=Class 4|tilt=0}}
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Io is the first moon of [[Jupiter]], the fifth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0.
 
Io is the first moon of [[Jupiter]], the fifth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0.
It is a [[Water Worlds#Radioactive world|Radioactive World]].
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It is a [[Water Worlds#Radioactive world|Radioactive World]]. It is said that the volcanic activity on this moon is so intense that is has literally turned itself inside out several hundred times.
 
 
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|Orbit: || 5.20 a.u. || Mass: || 0.01 e.s.
 
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|Atmo: || Vacuum || Radius: || 0.25 e.s.
 
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|Temp: || -163° c || Gravity: || 0.17 g.
 
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|Weather: || None || Day: || 1.62 days
 
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|Tectonics: || Class 4 || Tilt: || 0°
 
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Io is the moon closest to Jupiter. It is said that the volcanic activity on this moon is so intense that is has literally turned itself inside out several hundred times!
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[[Category:Planets]]
[[Category:Locations]]
 

Revision as of 14:54, 17 November 2005

Io
RaceBox Missing Image.png
aka Sol Va
Orbit: 5.20 a.u. Mass: 0.01 e.s.
Atmo: Vacuum Radius: 0.25 e.s.
Temp: -163° c Gravity: 0.17 g.
Weather: None Day: 1.62 days
Tectonics: Class 4 Tilt:
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[[Image:{{{map}}}|242px]]


Io is the first moon of Jupiter, the fifth planet in the Sol system, which can be found at HyperSpace coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. It is a Radioactive World. It is said that the volcanic activity on this moon is so intense that is has literally turned itself inside out several hundred times.