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Revision for Shepherd's Warning

Previous Revision, by LCU No Fool Like One [2022-09-29 20:43:00]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-06-11 14:57:54]
DISCOVERER
NAME
Shepherd's WarningShepherd's Warning
SYSTEMNAME
Synuefai ZL-O b51-0Synuefai ZL-O b51-0
CATEGORY
Stellar FeaturesStellar Features
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Inner Orion SpurInner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
An otherwise unassuming system, has pair of icy bodies orbiting a Ringed Class 1 Gas Giant. These bodies collide infrequently but the red atmosphere on moon 2 a should make it worthwhile.A pair of icy moon colliders, one of which (2 a) has a thin argon atmosphere.
DESCRIPTION

Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning

The shepherd moon (2 a) has a red sky from its thin argon atmosphere. While the old saying had some relevance on earth in this instance the warning is of the impending collision with it's sister moon.

The moons collide infrequently with a synodic period of just over 220 days and may occasionally just miss each other as they pass.

Body 2 a also has water ice volcanism and three biological species

Bacterium Verrata - Blue $233,300
Fonticulua Campestris - Amethyst $63,600
Fumerola Aquatis - Orange $339,100

Fumerola Aquatis - Orange

The first collision will be on the 12-Jun-2023 at 14:44 and will last approximately 24 hours.

Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning

The shepherd moon (2 a) of the second planet has a red sky from its thin argon atmosphere. While the old saying had some relevance on Earth, in this instance the warning is of the impending collision with its sister moon.

The moons collide infrequently, with a synodic period of just over 220 days, and may occasionally narrowly miss each other as they pass.

Body 2 a also has water ice volcanism, and three biological species can be found on it:

Bacterium Verrata - Blue (3,897,000 Cr)
Fonticulua Campestris - Amethyst (1,000,000 Cr)
Fumerola Aquatis - Orange (6,284,600 Cr)

Fumerola Aquatis - Orange

The first collision will be on the 2023. Jun. 12 at 14:44, and will last approximately 24 hours.

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