Taranis - LouisB3/Grannus-Expansion-Pack GitHub Wiki
Description
Taranis is a rocky planet orbiting very close to its parent star. Its two hemispheres stand in stark contrast; the sun baked side hot enough to melt rock, the other side frozen in perpetual darkness. Any encounter with this tiny world is certain to be a high-speed affair. If you plan to stay be sure to pack plenty of delta-v, as well as sunblock.
Notes
Parameters
Bulk parameters | |
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Classification | Planet, terrestrial |
Radius | 200 km sea level, 203.2 km mean |
Mass | 1.17549×10^21 kg |
Gravitational parameter | 7.84532×10^10 m^3/s^2 |
Mean density | 33,430 kg/m^3 |
Surface gravity | 0.2 g |
Escape velocity | 886 m/s |
Bond albedo | 0.2 |
Solar irradiance | 121,260 W/m2 |
Black-body temperature | 962 K sunlit side |
Natural satellites | none |
Orbital & rotational parameters | |
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Semimajor axis | 260,000 km |
Perihelion | 252,200 km |
Aphelion | 267,800 km |
Orbit eccentricity | 0.03 |
Orbit inclination | 9°, 2.66° to ecliptic |
Longitude of ascending node | 140° |
Argument of periapsis | 345° |
Sidereal orbit period | 9.6154 hours |
Synodic period | N/A |
Mean orbital velocity | 49,511 m/s |
Sidereal rotation period | 9.6154 hours |
Solar day | tidal locked |
Obliquity to orbit | 9° |
Synchronous orbit altitude | not possible |
Sphere of influence | 448 km |
- Days based on Kerbin solar day of 6 hours.
- Years based on Kerbin year of 426 six-hour days (2,556 hours total).
- Ecliptic plane for Grannus is defined by the plane containing Nodens’ orbit.