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|val9 = 150.23 × 10<sup>9</sup> [[Wikipedia:Meter|m]] | |val9 = 150.23 × 10<sup>9</sup> [[Wikipedia:Meter|m]] | ||
|key10 = [[Eithalica (planets)|Lunar]] orbital period | |key10 = [[Eithalica (planets)|Lunar]] orbital period | ||
|val10 = (same as | |val10 = (same as rotation period) | ||
|key11 = [[Eithalica (planets)|Lunar]] orbital radius | |key11 = [[Eithalica (planets)|Lunar]] orbital radius | ||
|val11 = 18.75 × 10<sup>6</sup> [[Wikipedia:Meter|m]] | |val11 = 18.75 × 10<sup>6</sup> [[Wikipedia:Meter|m]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:33, 4 October 2023
Temalar
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Type |
planet[1] |
|---|---|
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Mass |
5.55 × 1024 kg |
|
Mean radius |
6.22 × 106 m |
|
0.142 (flattening: -0.142) |
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Direction of rotation |
prograde (same direction as orbit) |
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Solar orbital period |
31,754,824 sec (367.53 Earth days) 1,575 mios |
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Solar orbital radius |
150.23 × 109 m |
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Lunar orbital period |
(same as rotation period) |
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Lunar orbital radius |
18.75 × 106 m |
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Axial tilt (relative to solar plane) |
22.9° |
Temalar (ipa: /ˈteməlɑɾ/) is an outer planet in the Eithalica system. It is loosely called a “moon.”
Footnotes
- ↑ Member of a quadruple planet