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Revision for The Ammonic Vulcan
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-11-12 12:45:30]	→	Selected revision, by Orvidius [2023-07-11 12:27:59]
DISCOVERER
Michael Rhodes	→	Michael Rhodes
NAME
The Ammonic Vulcan	→	The Ammonic Vulcan
SYSTEMNAME
Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8	→	Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8
CATEGORY
Planetary Features	→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Vulcan Gate	→	Vulcan Gate
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
This is the largest Ammonia World on record (as of 3308/11/10) with an impressive ring system.	→	This is the largest Ammonia World on record (as of 3308/11/10) with an impressive ring system.
DESCRIPTION
Discovered in May 3308, this planet is the current record holder for the largest Ammonia World ever discovered. It also features an impressive ring system: the inner ring is icy with a total width of 0.64 ls. The sight of the rings is what explorers first see when they near the planet, they are visible from quite a distance. The three inner moons are shepherd moons, pointing to a much larger hidden outer icy ring which has a total width of roughly 54 ls. The outer ring does not act as an 'explorer's net', however. What's more, the fourth moon has four nested moons of its own. This star system also contains 35 biological signals across 8 landable moons, most of which feature thin carbon dioxide atmospheres. More information on other views can be found in the logs below.	→	Discovered in May 3308, this planet is the current record holder for the largest Ammonia World ever discovered. It also features an impressive ring system: the inner ring is icy with a total width of 0.64 ls. The sight of the rings is what explorers first see when they near the planet, they are visible from quite a distance. The three inner moons are shepherd moons, pointing to a much larger hidden outer icy ring which has a total width of roughly 54 ls. The outer ring does not act as an 'explorer's net', however. What's more, the fourth moon has four nested moons of its own. This star system also contains 35 biological signals across 8 landable moons, most of which feature thin carbon dioxide atmospheres. More information on other views can be found in the logs below.
Discovered in May 3308, this planet is the current record holder for the largest Ammonia World ever discovered. It also features an impressive ring system: the inner ring is icy with a total width of 0.64 ls. The sight of the rings is what explorers first see when they near the planet, they are visible from quite a distance. The three inner moons are shepherd moons, pointing to a much larger hidden outer icy ring which has a total width of roughly 54 ls. The outer ring does not act as an 'explorer's net', however. What's more, the fourth moon has four nested moons of its own. This star system also contains 35 biological signals across 8 landable moons, most of which feature thin carbon dioxide atmospheres. More information on other views can be found in the logs below.	→	Discovered in May 3308, this planet is the current record holder for the largest Ammonia World ever discovered. It also features an impressive ring system: the inner ring is icy with a total width of 0.64 ls. The sight of the rings is what explorers first see when they near the planet, they are visible from quite a distance. The three inner moons are shepherd moons, pointing to a much larger hidden outer icy ring which has a total width of roughly 54 ls. The outer ring does not act as an 'explorer's net', however. What's more, the fourth moon has four nested moons of its own. This star system also contains 35 biological signals across 8 landable moons, most of which feature thin carbon dioxide atmospheres. More information on other views can be found in the logs below.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
Planetary system: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 Wide Ring Width: 0.64Ls / 191,996km, Parent Radius: 30,742km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 Wide Ring Width: 53.60Ls / 16,069,100km, Parent Radius: 30,742km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 b Shepherd Moon Orbit: 537,770km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 a Shepherd Moon Orbit: 308,292km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 c Shepherd Moon Orbit: 974,206km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d c Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d d Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d a Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d b Nested Moon Star System: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 5 Wide Ring Width: 1.63Ls / 488,721km, Parent Radius: 44,233km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 5 c a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,163km, Parent Radius: 1,420km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 7 b Close binary relative to body size Orbit: 2,048km, Radius: 939km, Partner: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 7 a Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 9 d a Nested Moon Atmospheric landable moons containing biological signals: Thin Carbon Dioxide: 7d, 7e, 9e, 9f, 9g, 9h, 9i Thin Ammonia: 9d	→	Planetary system: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 Wide Ring Width: 0.64Ls / 191,996km, Parent Radius: 30,742km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 Wide Ring Width: 53.60Ls / 16,069,100km, Parent Radius: 30,742km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 b Shepherd Moon Orbit: 537,770km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 a Shepherd Moon Orbit: 308,292km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 c Shepherd Moon Orbit: 974,206km, Ring Radius: 17,839,000km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d c Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d d Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d a Nested Moon Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 10 d b Nested Moon Star System: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 5 Wide Ring Width: 1.63Ls / 488,721km, Parent Radius: 44,233km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 5 c a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,163km, Parent Radius: 1,420km Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 7 b Close binary relative to body size Orbit: 2,048km, Radius: 939km, Partner: Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 7 a Grie Dryue EC-K d9-8 9 d a Nested Moon Atmospheric landable moons containing biological signals: Thin Carbon Dioxide: 7d, 7e, 9e, 9f, 9g, 9h, 9i Thin Ammonia: 9d

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