Revision for Between the Rings | ||
Previous Revision, by Orvidius [2022-05-09 13:47:06] | → | Selected revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2022-11-23 06:42:58] |
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Between the Rings | → | Between the Rings |
SYSTEMNAME | ||
Mynoaw LC-L d8-1429 | → | Mynoaw LC-L d8-1429 |
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Planetary Features | → | Planetary Features |
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REGION | ||
Norma Arm | → | Norma Arm |
LATITUDE | ||
-51.047096 | → | -51.047096 |
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-163.189087 | → | -163.189087 |
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SUMMARY | ||
Located in the Mynoaw nebula, this system contains a ringed moon that has a stunning view of it's parent planet's rings. | → | Located in the Mynoaw nebula, this system contains a ringed moon that has a stunning view of it's parent planet's rings. |
DESCRIPTION | ||
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The Mynoaw nebula contains many visual wonders. Located relatively close to the galactic core, it is a large nebula containing perhaps thousands of stars. So it is of little surprise that it can be a stunning backdrop to a variety of scenic locations. This little moon (body "A 3 a") is one such place. A ringed moon of a ringed gas giant, it manages to capture a very nice view of the giant's rings despite the size of its orbit, due to the rather large rings of the parent planet. This moon likely has interesting views from a variety of locations, as the nebulae creates a an appealing backdrop in the sky, from multiple directions. On approach: From the ground: | → | The Mynoaw nebula contains many visual wonders. Located relatively close to the galactic core, it is a large nebula containing perhaps thousands of stars. So it is of little surprise that it can be a stunning backdrop to a variety of scenic locations. This little moon (body "A 3 a") is one such place. A ringed moon of a ringed gas giant, it manages to capture a very nice view of the giant's rings despite the size of its orbit, due to the rather large rings of the parent planet. This moon likely has interesting views from a variety of locations, as the nebulae creates a an appealing backdrop in the sky, from multiple directions. On approach: From the ground: As an additional note, Body C is a good example of what is known as a "small" red giant. |
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