Semis

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Class: Moon of Impensus
Size: Small rock moon
Gravity: Low
Atmosphere: None
Resources: –
Anomalies: –

Description:

The moon orbiting a gas giant with a solid core but no volcanic activity is a unique and fascinating world, full of distinct geological features and scientific mysteries waiting to be uncovered.

Unlike some moons that orbit gas giants, this moon has no active volcanoes. However, it still has a solid core, which generates a magnetic field that affects the moon’s surface features and protects it from the intense radiation of its parent gas giant planet.

Despite the lack of volcanic activity, the moon is not devoid of geological features. Its surface is marked by a variety of craters, mountains, and valleys, formed over millions of years by impacts from asteroids and other celestial bodies.

The moon is also influenced by the powerful gravitational forces of its parent gas giant planet, which cause tidal forces that can deform the moon’s shape and create ocean tides. These tidal forces can also create heat within the moon’s interior, leading to the formation of the subsurface oceans of liquid water covered by several meter thick glades.

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