Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for Two in Tow
	Original submission, by DangerPencil [2022-07-12 09:08:00]
DISCOVERER
→	DangerPencil
NAME
→	Two in Tow
SYSTEMNAME
→	Gludgoe DU-E c25-5
CATEGORY
→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Elysian Shore
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	Three Moons in tight trinary orbit around a gas giant
DESCRIPTION
→	Planet B1 has three moons in a tight trinary orbit, which orbit within 1ls of B1. Two of the moons are under 700km in radius, and one is larger at 1,216km radius. The smaller moons orbit so close to eachother that their orbital cruise zones overlap. The they seem to be "towed along" by the larger moon, which also orbits very close. All three moons have geysers, and are under 0.1g.
→	Planet B1 has three moons in a tight trinary orbit, which orbit within 1ls of B1. Two of the moons are under 700km in radius, and one is larger at 1,216km radius. The smaller moons orbit so close to eachother that their orbital cruise zones overlap. The they seem to be "towed along" by the larger moon, which also orbits very close. All three moons have geysers, and are under 0.1g.
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