Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for World of Little Death
	Original submission, by allan_mandragoran [2022-07-07 03:06:30]
DISCOVERER
→	Allan Mandragoran
NAME
→	World of Little Death
SYSTEMNAME
→	Spoihaae KC-U e3-563
CATEGORY
→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm
LATITUDE
→	-14.001
LONGITUDE
→	113.001
CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	Planet might be a little too hot to walk on... depending on the second
DESCRIPTION
→	Near the World of Death (470Ly); the World of Little Death is heated just slightly too much to disembark on foot several times per second due to the rotation of the Neutron star it orbits. Might be the hottest sun side planet you can disembark on without using shade or the planet's dark side.
→	Near the World of Death (470Ly); the World of Little Death is heated just slightly too much to disembark on foot several times per second due to the rotation of the Neutron star it orbits. Might be the hottest sun side planet you can disembark on without using shade or the planet's dark side.
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