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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Revision for Rhea’s Reflection

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2025-01-23 21:38:10]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2025-01-23 21:38:20]
DISCOVERER
NAME
Rhea’s ReflectionRhea’s Reflection
SYSTEMNAME
Flyae Eaewsy MZ-E d12-4Flyae Eaewsy MZ-E d12-4
CATEGORY
Planetary FeaturesSights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Errant MarchesErrant Marches
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
A ringed moon with an oxygen atmosphere, orbiting a ringed blue gas giant on a high inclination and at a close distance.A ringed moon with an oxygen atmosphere, orbiting a ringed blue gas giant on a high inclination and at a close distance.
DESCRIPTION

This star system houses only five bodies, two of which are stars, and thus its scenic sights are easy to find. The location of interest here is the first (and only) moon of the first (and only) gas giant of the system.

The A 1 a moon is a ringed icy body with a thin oxygen atmosphere, and it orbits its ringed gas giant parent on a highly inclined orbit (-76°), and at a close distance. Both bodies' ring systems are wide enough that they are easily visible on the surface, allowing Commanders to enjoy spectacular sights in the sky above.

Unfortunately, the moon has no life on its surface, nor any volcanism. However, there are still some good opportunities for mountain climbing.

This star system houses only five bodies, two of which are stars, and thus its scenic sights are easy to find. The location of interest here is the first (and only) moon of the first (and only) gas giant of the system.

The A 1 a moon is a ringed icy body with a thin oxygen atmosphere, and it orbits its ringed gas giant parent on a highly inclined orbit (-76°), and at a close distance. Both bodies' ring systems are wide enough that they are easily visible on the surface, allowing Commanders to enjoy spectacular sights in the sky above.

Unfortunately, the moon has no life on its surface, nor any volcanism. However, there are still some good opportunities for mountain climbing.

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