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Neve is the only planet in the solar system to naturally support all three physical states of water. The polar regions are perpetually covered in a thick layer of ice, while liquid water accounts for the rest of the hydrosphere, along with water vapor in the atmosphere. | Neve is the only planet in the solar system to naturally support all three physical states of water. The polar regions are perpetually covered in a thick layer of ice, while liquid water accounts for the rest of the hydrosphere, along with water vapor in the atmosphere. | ||
| − | Due to its position from the Sun, Neve is classified as a habitable ice planet. Average temperatures range between <abbr title="-40°F">-40°C<abbr> at the poles to <abbr title="68°F">20°C</abbr> at the equator, with <abbr title="48°F">9°C</abbr> being the average summer-time temperature in most temperate parts of the world. | + | Due to its position from the Sun, Neve is classified as a habitable ice planet. Average temperatures range between <abbr title="-40°F">-40°C</abbr> at the poles to <abbr title="68°F">20°C</abbr> at the equator, with <abbr title="48°F">9°C</abbr> being the average summer-time temperature in most temperate parts of the world. |
Neve has one moon, Lua, which is responsible for Neve's tidal forces. The pair makes one full rotation around the Sun in approximately 360.2 days. Neve's axis of rotation is slightly tiled with respect to its orbital plane, causing the hemispheres to experience mild seasons. | Neve has one moon, Lua, which is responsible for Neve's tidal forces. The pair makes one full rotation around the Sun in approximately 360.2 days. Neve's axis of rotation is slightly tiled with respect to its orbital plane, causing the hemispheres to experience mild seasons. | ||
[[User:BakiDance/Raposa|Raposa]] are the dominant lifeforms of the planet, with approximately 708,000,000 individuals calling it home. Raposa continue to have a large impact on the ecology of their planet, having colonized a majority of the land area available. | [[User:BakiDance/Raposa|Raposa]] are the dominant lifeforms of the planet, with approximately 708,000,000 individuals calling it home. Raposa continue to have a large impact on the ecology of their planet, having colonized a majority of the land area available. | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 30 June 2021
| Neve | ||||||||||
Neve as seen from space | ||||||||||
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| Satellites: | Lua (Moon) | |||||||||
| Surface area: | 4.6023×108km2 | |||||||||
| Rotation period: | 32h 00m 00s | |||||||||
| Orbital period: | 360.2 days | |||||||||
| Host star: | Vida (K-type) | |||||||||
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Neve is the third planet from the Sun and the only planet known to support life. About 24.8% of Neve's surface is land consisting of continent and islands. The remaining 75.2% is covered with water, mostly by salt-water oceans, seas, and gulfs as well as freshwater lakes and rivers.
Neve is the only planet in the solar system to naturally support all three physical states of water. The polar regions are perpetually covered in a thick layer of ice, while liquid water accounts for the rest of the hydrosphere, along with water vapor in the atmosphere.
Due to its position from the Sun, Neve is classified as a habitable ice planet. Average temperatures range between -40°C at the poles to 20°C at the equator, with 9°C being the average summer-time temperature in most temperate parts of the world.
Neve has one moon, Lua, which is responsible for Neve's tidal forces. The pair makes one full rotation around the Sun in approximately 360.2 days. Neve's axis of rotation is slightly tiled with respect to its orbital plane, causing the hemispheres to experience mild seasons.
Raposa are the dominant lifeforms of the planet, with approximately 708,000,000 individuals calling it home. Raposa continue to have a large impact on the ecology of their planet, having colonized a majority of the land area available.
