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It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] With many moons; [[Io]], [[Europa]], [[Callisto]], and [[Ganymede]] | It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] With many moons; [[Io]], [[Europa]], [[Callisto]], and [[Ganymede]] | ||
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| − | + | |Orbit: || 5.20 a.u. || Mass: || 337.1 e.s. | |
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| − | + | |Atmo: || Super Thick || Radius: || 11.2 e.s. | |
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| − | + | |Temp: || -143° c || Gravity: || 2.68 g. | |
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| − | + | |Weather: || Class 8 || Day: || 0.40 days | |
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Jupiter is the largest planetary body in the solar system. As a [[Water Worlds#gas Giant|Gas Giant]], it is unexplorable by current technology. As such there is no way to determine what if any sort of surface features it might contain beneath the massive atmosphere. | Jupiter is the largest planetary body in the solar system. As a [[Water Worlds#gas Giant|Gas Giant]], it is unexplorable by current technology. As such there is no way to determine what if any sort of surface features it might contain beneath the massive atmosphere. | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 24 June 2005
Jupiter is the fifth planet in the Sol system, which can be found at HyperSpace coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. It is a Gas Giant With many moons; Io, Europa, Callisto, and Ganymede
| Orbit: | 5.20 a.u. | Mass: | 337.1 e.s. |
| Atmo: | Super Thick | Radius: | 11.2 e.s. |
| Temp: | -143° c | Gravity: | 2.68 g. |
| Weather: | Class 8 | Day: | 0.40 days |
| Tectonics: | None | Tilt: | 3° |
Jupiter is the largest planetary body in the solar system. As a Gas Giant, it is unexplorable by current technology. As such there is no way to determine what if any sort of surface features it might contain beneath the massive atmosphere.