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Abassi

Scope: Borealis Universe
From Amaranth Legacy, available at amaranth-legacy.community

"We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still."
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Abassi
Abassi from space
Meta Info
Article Creator

Shattered Waters

Author

Shattered Waters (April 25th 2017)

Orbital Info
Semimajor Axis

0.30 AU

Orbital Period

59.313 days

Properties
Mass

0.58488 M

Diameter

137,310.78 kilometers

Surface Gravity

1.6044 g

Average Temperature

140.56 °C

Atmospheric Pressure

1.10⁶ atm

Age

5,455,109,000

Rotation Period

118.593 standard days

Satellites
Number of Moons

14

Biosphere
Native Life

None

With gases hot enough to fry a man in an instant, Abassi is a gas giant with 14 moons, Abassi orbits the star Suquina, a star located within the Milky Way Galaxy .

Abassi's Moons

Even tough Abassi is the second biggest planet orbiting Suquina, it only has 14 moons, almost all of them being asteroids sucked into its gravity well. Abassi's largest moon is Mutromia, which is commonly called 'The Impossible Moon'. This is due to the fact that the moon itself sits right on the edge of the gas giant's Roche Limit, and is slowly being turned inside out because of it.

List

Ordered in closest to farthest Orbital Period Diameter Type Moon
Mutromia 6h08m02.03s 245.36 km Dwarf
Proria 11h41m14.82s 7.9 km Dwarf
Roucury 2.705 days 5.14 km Dwarf
Skeron 3.182 days 10.86 km Dwarf
Joblaehines 4.13 days 6.56 km Dwarf
Mufroynia 4.948 days 9.67 km Dwarf
Clilles 5.409 days 18.49 km Dwarf
Smaetania 5.960 days 11.07 km Dwarf
Achuywei 6.41 days 22.28 km Dwarf
Baoliv 7.077 days 17.1 km Dwarf
Estiyter 8.142 days 17.4 km Dwarf
Snone 9.346 days 33.76 km Dwarf
Umia 10.472 days 19.36 km Dwarf
Thoagawa 11.03 days 48.65 km Dwarf

Artificial Satellites

Currently a spacecraft by the name "Liftoff 1" is in orbit of Abassi. Currently, it is studying both its moons and the chemical composition of the planet's gases.