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{{BorealisUniverse}}[[Category: *Borealis Univers[[Category:*Scope: Borealis Universe - Milky Way]]]{{InfoboxPlanet|name = Hadrian|code = RS 8474-1792-7-1075489-590 9|parent = [[Suquin[[Category:*Scope: Borealis Universe - Milky Way]]]|image = Hadrian.jpg|altnames = RS 8474-1792-7-1075489-590 9, Suquina 9|moons = 4|sma = 15.62 AU|eccentricity = 0.215|orbperiod = 60.969 years|inclination = 0°49'20".75|mass = 1.7744 M|diameter = 19287.79 km|rotperiod = 12.808 days|axialtilt = 1°17'05".78|avgtemp = -209.15 °C|atm = 3.9.10-⁵ atm|gravity = 0.77612 g|albedo = 0.3 / 0.36|age = 5.455.10⁹|naturallife = None|caption = Hadrian is in a binary orbit with its biggest moon Badra}}Hadrian is an ice world with 4 moons. Much like its next-door-neighbors [[Serkis]] and [[Pik[[Category:*Scope: Borealis Universe - Milky Way]]], most of its moons are large enough to be considered dwarf planets by themselves. It orbits [[Suquin[[Category:*Scope: Borealis Universe - Milky Way]]], a star located within the [[Milky Way Galaxy[[Category:*Scope: Borealis Universe - Milky Way]]].
{{BorealisUniverse}}[[Category:Scope: Borealis Universe]]{{InfoboxPlanet|name = Hadrian|code = RS 8474-1792-7-1075489-590 9|parent = [[Suquina]]|image = Hadrian.jpg|altnames = RS 8474-1792-7-1075489-590 9, Suquina 9|moons = 4|sma = 15.62 AU|eccentricity = 0.215|orbperiod = 60.969 years|inclination = 0°49'20".75|mass = 1.7744 M|diameter = 19287.79 km|rotperiod = 12.808 days|axialtilt = 1°17'05".78|avgtemp = -209.15 °C|atm = 3.9.10-⁵ atm|gravity = 0.77612 g|albedo = 0.3 / 0.36|age = 5.455.10⁹|naturallife = None|caption = Hadrian is in a binary orbit with its biggest moon Badra}}Hadrian is an ice world with 4 moons. Much like its next-door-neighbors [[Serkis]] and [[Pike]], most of its moons are large enough to be considered dwarf planets by themselves. It orbits [[Suquina]], a star located within the [[Milky Way Galaxy ]].


== Hadrian's Moons ==
== Hadrian's Moons ==
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"We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still."
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Template:InfoboxPlanetHadrian is an ice world with 4 moons. Much like its next-door-neighbors Serkis and Pike, most of its moons are large enough to be considered dwarf planets by themselves. It orbits Suquina, a star located within the Milky Way Galaxy .

Hadrian's Moons

Ordered in closest to farthest Orbital Period Diameter Type Moon
Badra 12.808 days 16721.62 km Moon
Juan 2.981 years 359.63 km Dwarf
Ming Ue 3.019 years 392.2 km Moon
Konane 3.08 years 530.27 km Moon

Badra

Hadrian's biggest moon is Badra, which Hadrian is in binary orbit with, Badra is actually almost the same size as Hadrian