Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for Twin Rubies
	Original submission, by Raghav102 [2023-01-11 02:33:39]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
→	Twin Rubies
SYSTEMNAME
→	Hegaa HJ-E b16-0
CATEGORY
→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Elysian Shore
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	A massive landable planet orbiting 2 brown dwarfs.
DESCRIPTION
→	Body BC 1 in the system is a massive landable planet that orbits 2 Brown Dwarfs closely. The Brown Dwarfs are in a close binary orbit themselves and so the view from the planet can create gorgeous views. The system itself is quite far above the galactic plane as well. The planet itself has a radius of 19383Km, 2.25G gravity, and it is tidally locked with its stars.
→	Body BC 1 in the system is a massive landable planet that orbits 2 Brown Dwarfs closely. The Brown Dwarfs are in a close binary orbit themselves and so the view from the planet can create gorgeous views. The system itself is quite far above the galactic plane as well. The planet itself has a radius of 19383Km, 2.25G gravity, and it is tidally locked with its stars.
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