• Orbital Body: A 1
• Coordinates: 13.9304, -63.3923

A lone, tidally locked Ice World of 15 earth masses, orbiting a K class binary star. Its scarred surface holds a series of very symmetric craters among which lies a huge, mist-covered one. When landed in the crater, the mist makes for a fantastic, almost atmospheric look. In the light of the K-star, it bears a striking resemblance to early dawn on planet Earth.

Beware the planet has a high gravity warning of 1,90G.

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Archived: Visits by later explorers has been unable to verify the blue Earth-like atmosphere.

The crater zone is very hazardous and landing can become a real challenge for unexperienced pilots. Besides the gravity being 1.90 G, the surface is very uneven with hills and ditches of various heights and depths, the fog is too thick for night vision and ship lights to work properly, so clear terrain outlining is impossible. On top of that, planet's surface layer is slippery ice, so SRV grip is very weak, which not only greatly increases breaking distance, but in combination with high gravity can lead to inability of getting out of deep and steep ravines. All commanders are strongly recommended to depend on their sensors during landing and be extremely cautious if they decide to leave the ship (source).