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Revision for Ice Shanty

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2025-03-28 16:56:03]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2025-03-30 18:54:11]
DISCOVERER
Notso F. ObviousNotso F. Obvious
NAME
Ice ShantyIce Shanty
SYSTEMNAME
Hypo Brou MX-L d7-0Hypo Brou MX-L d7-0
CATEGORY
Sights and ScenerySights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Sagittarius Carina ArmSagittarius Carina Arm
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
An icy moon orbiting a gas giant on a highly inclined orbit, almost perpendicular to the gas giant's rings.An icy moon orbiting a gas giant on a highly inclined orbit, almost perpendicular to the gas giant's rings.
DESCRIPTION

This system contains a gas giant (B 6) with three rings, the third one being about 3 ls wide, with an outer radius of 8.5 ls. There is a large gap of over 5 ls between the second and third rings, cleared out by four shepherd moons orbiting in between them.

The orbit of the fifth moon (B 6 e) lies outside the outer ring and is inclined by over 85 degrees, providing a breathtaking view of the three ring systems and the inner moons from its icy surface.

Frequently getting in a position directly above that cleared out space between the icy rings, the moon is affectionately nicknamed "Ice Shanty" after a temporary structure used for shelter that is built above a hole in the ice for fishing.

This system contains a gas giant (B 6) with three rings, with the outermost one being about 3 ls wide, stretching out to 8.5 ls. There is a large gap of over 5 ls between the second and third rings, cleared out by four shepherd moons orbiting in between them.

The orbit of the fifth moon (B 6 e) lies outside the outer ring and is inclined by over 85 degrees, providing a breathtaking view of the three ring systems and of the inner moons from its icy surface.

Since the moon frequenty gets into a position directly above the wide gap in the rings, it has been nicknamed "Ice Shanty" by its discoverer after a temporary structure used for shelter that is built above a hole in the ice for fishing.

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