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| colspan="2" align="center"|<small>Iomere from [[Vieneo]]</small>
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| style="background-color: #ffc0c0" colspan="2" align="center"|<b>Discovery</b>
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!Discovered by:
|Capt. Ruben Evans
|-
!Discovery date:
|February 16, 2218
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| style="background-color: #ffc0c0" colspan="2" align="center"|<b>[[Orbit]]al characteristics</b>
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!Satellite of:
|[[:Category:Yonmaran System|Yonmara]]
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!Semi-major Axis:
|1.50x10<sup>8</sup> [[kilometer|km]] (0.984 AU)
|-
!Eccentricity:
|0.102
|-
!Orbital Period:
|375.78 d (1.03x Earth)
|-
!Sidereal Period:
|3954.98 h (5.5 months)
|-
!Longitude at epoch:
|2.649528732°
|-
!Epoch offset:
|311.5489976°
|-
| style="background-color: #ffc0c0" colspan=2 align="center"|<b>Physical characteristics</b>
|-
!Mean radius:
|7365.2 [[kilometer|km]] (1.20x Earth)
|-
!Mass:
|9.05x10<sup>24</sup> [[kilogram|kg]] (1.5x Earth)
|-
!Density:
|5.41 g/cm<sup>3</sup> (0.98x Earth)
|-
!Surface gravity:
|11.314 [[Acceleration|m/s<sup>2</sup>]] (1.15x Earth)
|-
!Escape velocity:
|12.803 [[kilometer|k]]ps
|-
!Rotation:
|Synchronous
|-
!Obliquity:
|22°
|-
!Albedo:
|0.07
|-
!Hydrosphere:
|0%
|-
!Cloud cover:
|0%
|-
!Ice cover:
|0%
|-
| style="background-color: #ffc0c0" colspan=2 align="center"|<b>Atmospheric properties</b>
|-
!Surface pressure:
|0 mb (0.0x Earth)
|-
!Molecular weights:
|Traces SO<sub>3</sub>, Kr, Xe found
|-
!Other:
|Resonant Spin Locked / Low-G<br>Hot, Airless, 1-Face
|-
| style="background-color: #ffc0c0" colspan=2 align="center"|<b>Temperatures</b>
|-
!Averages:
|<table width=100%><tr><th>Day</th><th>Night</th></tr><tr><td>192.5°C</td><td>-233.1°C</td></tr></table>
|-
!Records:
|<table width=100%><tr><th>High</th><th>Low</th></tr><tr><td>378.5°C</td><td>-387.6°C</td></tr></table>
|-
!Greenhouse effect:
| +0.0°C
|-
!Exospheric:
|1827.83°K (+554.83°C Earth's)
|-
!Boiling point:
|H<sub>2</sub>O -273.1°C
|}
Based on fossil records and ruins, the planet of '''Iomere''' once harbored a species of humanoid life. Though several city structures and remnants have been found, the entire planet has been mysteriously laid waste, its [[atmosphere]] stripped away, leaving it little more than a huge gray rock.  [[Mining]] is possible here with permits, however, any ruins encountered may yet contain dangers and those not with excavation or scientific teams are asked to avoid landing.
 
[[Category:Yonmaran_System]]
[[Category:Yonmaran_System]]

Revision as of 12:34, 21 March 2007

Iomere from Vieneo
Discovery
Discovered by: Capt. Ruben Evans
Discovery date: February 16, 2218
Orbital characteristics
Satellite of: Yonmara
Semi-major Axis: 1.50x108 km (0.984 AU)
Eccentricity: 0.102
Orbital Period: 375.78 d (1.03x Earth)
Sidereal Period: 3954.98 h (5.5 months)
Longitude at epoch: 2.649528732°
Epoch offset: 311.5489976°
Physical characteristics
Mean radius: 7365.2 km (1.20x Earth)
Mass: 9.05x1024 kg (1.5x Earth)
Density: 5.41 g/cm3 (0.98x Earth)
Surface gravity: 11.314 m/s2 (1.15x Earth)
Escape velocity: 12.803 kps
Rotation: Synchronous
Obliquity: 22°
Albedo: 0.07
Hydrosphere: 0%
Cloud cover: 0%
Ice cover: 0%
Atmospheric properties
Surface pressure: 0 mb (0.0x Earth)
Molecular weights: Traces SO3, Kr, Xe found
Other: Resonant Spin Locked / Low-G
Hot, Airless, 1-Face
Temperatures
Averages:
DayNight
192.5°C-233.1°C
Records:
HighLow
378.5°C-387.6°C
Greenhouse effect: +0.0°C
Exospheric: 1827.83°K (+554.83°C Earth's)
Boiling point: H2O -273.1°C

Based on fossil records and ruins, the planet of Iomere once harbored a species of humanoid life. Though several city structures and remnants have been found, the entire planet has been mysteriously laid waste, its atmosphere stripped away, leaving it little more than a huge gray rock. Mining is possible here with permits, however, any ruins encountered may yet contain dangers and those not with excavation or scientific teams are asked to avoid landing.