Pegasus

== Pegasus's information ==
This moon is a cool terra with life that has a diameter of 8847.04 Miles, with the mass of the moon being 9.6217*10^24 kilograms, or 1.6105 M⨁. The moon has a density of 6.3666 grams per cubic centimeter, with the oblateness being 0, though this time it is a perfect oblateness and not a fake 0 like some others are. The effective temperature on this moon is 242.47 kelvin, -23.224 Fahrenheit, or -30.68 degrees Celsius, with the earth similarity index of this moon being 0.871. The albedo (Bond and geom) is 0.26 / 0.312, which is high for most moons. The rotational period of the moon is 61.947 days, which is longer than its orbital period, (the spin orbital resonances are 5:3), with the solar day of the moon being even longer at 77.608 earth days, which is over two months. Due to this, the civilization native to this world splits time radically different from how we would split it on Earth. The axial tilt of the moon is 17*54’10.47”, with the age of the moon  being one of the oldest, with it being 10.497 billion years old, which is almost double the age of our solar system. The gravity both on the poles and the equator of the moon is 12.682 meters per second, the circular velocity of the moon being 5.90 miles per second, and the escape velocity is 8.35 miles per second. The moon orbits a gas giant that has a mass 5 times that of Jupiter, with the orbital period being 27.168 days. The semimajor axis of the moon is 3535330.09 miles, with the pericentric distance being 2388044.70 miles. 
The eccentricity of the moon is 0.325, with the inclination of the moon being -84*57’29.10” . The ascending node of the moon is -162*01’37.11”, with the argument of pericenter being 144*09’38.48”. The mean anomaly of the moon is 92*57’20.28”, with the longitude of pericenter being -17*51’58.62”. The mean longitude is 75*05’21.66”, with the hill sphere radius of the moon being 160291.37 miles. The influence sphere radius is 214545.67 miles, with the Roche limit of satellites being 6910.27 miles. The height of the atmosphere on this moon is high with it reaching 35.05 miles, with the tropopause height being 17190.26 feet. The height of the homogeneous atmosphere is 13081.37 feet, with the atmospheric pressure being 0.984 atm, which is rare for worlds larger than the Earth which normally have a pressure significantly larger than that of the Earth. The air density of the moon is 2.0571 kilograms per cubic meter, with the air temperature being 248.12 kelvin. The speed of sound is 833.92 feet per second, with the exosphere temperature being 1357.9 kelvin. The greenhouse effect is 2.9231 kelvin, with the average molar mass being 43.969. The relative mass is 4.7089*10^-7, with the mass of the atmosphere being 7.5839*10^-7 M⨁. The atmosphere is one sided, with it being 99.7% carbon dioxide, and oxygen at 0.292%. Nitrogen comes in at 251 parts per million. 
This moon has a low sea level, with only one large body of water, a sea the size of the North Atlantic, and the rest being land that occasionally has small lakes and ponds similar to those of Canada. Large, expansive plains dominate this moon, with some coniferous forests being spotted, though these are not the type of coniferous forests as the tree species here are more diverse and are larger on average. Due to the geography and climate of this world, the native civilization here has never developed boats, and they are more vegetarian on average due to the abundance of plants here. They also ride more on what this moon would call "horses" and are more nomadic. The only permanent settlements on this moon are around the main sea or around rivers in the mountains that are occasionally spread across the moon. The culture of the moon’s civilization is greatly influenced by the fact that they orbit a gas giant, with them using the distance of the gas giant for demarcating sub-months, and many religions on this moon worship the gas giant as their planetary god, the same way that some cultures here on Earth would worship the moon as one of their gods.
The time system that the native civilization uses is more complex than ours; they use an order of what we would call seconds, minutes, hours, half days, full days, half years, years, and binary years. The civilization uses the distance of the gas giant to account for weekdays; an example of this is when the moon is closest to the gas giant; it is called "Iuykaduil," or what we would call Sunday. The civilization counts two different years: one when the moon has made 10 revolutions around its parent gas giant and another when the gas giant completes one revolution around the parent star. Due to the moon taking longer to spin than it takes to orbit, their time system dictates that one full day is 2 weeks. They use sub-days essentially, with each day being a different length than the other because they are dependent on the distance to the gas giant. The civilization is on the technological level of that of the 1600s and 1700s, with the culture of the Middle Ages. Most religions on this moon are polytheistic, meaning they believe in multiple gods. The moon’s orbit causes it to reach into the area of the dwarf moons, which generally do not have orderly orbits and sometimes cross paths with the moon. Two times, a small asteroid has collided with this moon, though both times it has fallen into a body of water. There is one large constellation that is visible from the moon, the Pegasus Arrow constellation, which is composed of five stars. This moon was discovered by the SWATH Satellite(s)’s on June 4th, 2010, and was cataloged by GAIA EXPEDITIONS 2 years later on September 21st, 2012.
=== Gallery ===
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==== The "Sub-Days" of Pegasus ====
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Had to erase a few orbits and paint over them. I did this to make it less cluttered.
==== The Constellation "Pegasus Arrow" ====
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=== Moon System ===
This moon is part of a 5 moon system around a gas giant that has a mass 5 times that of Jupiter as previously stated before. There are only 2 moons that have a circular orbit around the gas giant and the rest have large elliptical orbits. The gas giant has a total of 72 moons with 67 of them being dwarf asteroid moons. The moon is 2.23 - 2.25 million miles away from its parent gas giant on average.The first moon in the system is a temperate selena, with the second moon being a cool selena. The third moon is a temperate desert, the fourth moon (this one) is a cool/temperate terra with multicellular life, both marine and terrestrial, and the fifth moon, which is a temperate desert. The size of the moon system is observed to be 0.07 AU, which is average for a gas giant of this size. There are two shepherd moons that orbit this gas giant as well. The fourth and fifth moons have similar sized orbits, with the fifth moon having a slightly larger eccentricity than the fourth. The orbital periods of these moons are listed as 20 hours - 18 minutes - 47.41 seconds, 36 hours - 52 minutes - 35.21 seconds, 14.871 days, 37.168 days, and 38.683 days. 
==== Moon chart ====
Categories/Names	Pegoon 	Pegasecond 	Pegasuird 	Pegasus 	Pergazus
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Class 	Temperate selena 	Cool selena 	Temperate desert	Cool Terra 	Cool desert
Mass 	0.035823 M⨁ 	0.042123 M⨁ 	0.089814 M⨁ 	1.6105 M⨁ 	0.21727 M⨁
Diameter 	3077.65 Miles 	2850.14 Miles 	4137.45 Miles 	8847.04 Miles	4811.39 Miles
Orbital Period 	20H - 18M - 47.41S	36H - 52M - 35.21S	14.871 Days 	37.168 Days 	38.683 Days
== Star System ==
The moon is part of a 13 planet system that is split between a yellow dwarf, a brown dwarf, and around both stars. The yellow dwarf has a spectrum of G8.7 and a mass slightly smaller than that of the sun, (0.97379 M⨀). The yellow dwarf has 6 of the 13 planets and has a red dwarf pattern of worlds, terrestrial, gas, terrestrial, gas. The first planet around the star is a hot selena, with the second planet being a hot gas giant. The third planet around the star is a hot desert, with the fourth planet being the cool superjupiter that hosts the moon with life. The fifth planet in the system is a cool selena, and it is a dwarf planet, with it having a mass of 0.003332 M⨁, and the sixth planet is a cool minineptune that has a mass of 34.099 M⨁. The brown dwarf is the second “star” in the system and has a spectrum of T4.3, with it having 5 of the 13 planets in the system. The brown dwarf has 2 dwarf planets around it, and all of the planets around it are terrestrial planets. The first planet around the brown dwarf is a cold selena, the second planet is a frozen selena with rings, and the rest of the planets (and dwarf planets) are frozen ice worlds. There are 2 planets that orbit both stars. One of them is a binary of two frozen ice worlds larger then the Earth, and the other is a megajupiter that has a moon that can illuminate on its own. The brown dwarf’s frozen worlds have interesting color palettes which are uncommon for icy wastelands.
=== Star System Gallery ===
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=== Star System Chart ===
This star system chart is split into multiple parts due to the architecture of the system.
==== Star System Chart (A) ====
 	Pegasusol 	Pegasusury 	Pegasusephestus	Pegasusery 	Pegaontreal 	Pegasusris 	Pegasuseptuwe
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Type 	Star 	Planet 	Planet 	Planet 	Planet 	Dwarf Planet 	Planet
Class 	Yellow Dwarf (G8.7 V)	Hot Selena 	Hot gas giant 	Hot Desert 	Cool Superjupiter	Cold Selena 	Cold ice giant
Mass 	0.97379 M⨀ 	0.084397 M⨁ 	0.68009 M♃ 	1.9391 M⨁ 	5.5853 M♃ 	0.003332 M⨁ 	34.099 M⨁
Diameter 	945480.35 Miles 	3173.22 Miles 	87855.06 Miles 	9335.42 Miles 	95026.09 Miles 	1414.90 Miles	31608.19 Miles
Solar Day 	N/A 	Tidally locked	67.062 Days 	Tidally Locked	9H - 25M - 55.36S	2.177 Days 	8H - 17M - 9.35S
Orbital Period 	2045.394 Years 	16.908 Days 	33.498 Days 	106.660 Days 	306.975 Days 	1.826 Years 	4.348 Years
Atmospheric composition	N/A 	SO2 	H2, HE 	H2O, CO2, SO2 	H2, HE 	None 	H2, HE
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==== Star System Chart (B) ====
 	Pegasusun 	Pegasuserik 	Pegasusrurik 	Pegasusuy 	Pegasusorsel 	Pegasusesident
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Type 	Brown Dwarf 	Planet 	Planet 	Planet 	Dwarf Planet 	Dwarf Planet
Class 	T4.3 V 	Cold Selena 	Frozen Selena	Frozen ice world	Frozen ice world	Frozen ice world
Mass 	45.333 M♃ 	0.11526 M⨁ 	0.33323 M⨁ 	0.95407 M⨁ 	0.0043003 M⨁ 	0.014058 M⨁
Diameter 	55155.19 Miles 	5160.52 Miles 	7217.27 Miles	9352.63 Miles 	1769.38 Miles 	2456.34 Miles
Solar Day 	5H - 6M - 36.15S	Tidally Locked	13.345 Days 	Tidally Locked 	Tidally Locked 	Tidally Locked
Orbital Period 	2045.394 Years 	2.737 Days 	20.018 Days 	21.934 Days 	48.065 Days 	124.344 Days
Atmospheric composition	N/A 	CO2 	N2, CO 	N2 	N/A 	N/A
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==== Star System Chart (Around A & B) ====
 	Pegasusinner & Pegasunora 	Pegasusaricus
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Type 	Planet 	Planet
Class 	Frozen ice world 	Frozen Megajupiter
Mass 	7.0036 M⨁ 	12.157 M♃
Diameter 	2.36 Million Miles (Estimated)	87040.03 Miles
Solar Day 	12H - 38M - 31.45S 	7H - 42M - 3S
Orbital Period 	10837.285 Days 	
Atmospheric composition	First, NE, HE, N2
Second, NE, HE	H2, HE
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