Rom

Colonization candidate 111 "Rom" 
Coordinates: RS 0-7-486838-1094-118-7-1057066-869 5.3
Candidate C111 (hereafter known as "Rom") is an excellent candidate for the New Horizons colonization program, with extreme amounts of surface water, flora, fauna and an average temperature of 31c and an extremely habital range with temperatures averaging 24c, Rom is a top contender for colonization.
Technical: Rom is somewhat smaller than earth with a diameter of 8,192km and features a very comfortable gravity of .9G. The atmosphere is similar to earths, featuring a majority of Nitrogen and Oxygen, but with significant amounts of carbon dioxide, which will be discussed in a further section.
Solar location: Rom is the third terrestrial moon of a gas giant located .61 AU from the local yellow dwarf. Rom experiences a day-night cycle of 26 days as it fully traverses around its parent planet. As its parent itself traverses around the parent star once every 211 earth-days, Roms experiences two seasons, wherein the hot "hemispherical equator" flips between the northern and southern hemispheres. Outside of this flip, yearly temperature variance is minor.
Temperatures average 5c at the poles, 30-46c during "hemispheric summers" and 19-28c elsewhere. The only naturally occuring ice occurs in a small region of mountains at the south pole.
Rom features three large oceans, at least 10 small oceans and several thousand smaller lakes. Two of large oceans are connected by a long naturally formed causeway. Water covers approximately 18% of the surface.
Atmospheric contents: 50.7% N2 29.5% C02 19.5% O2. trace sulphur, water, argon. The atmosphere poses the only problem to colonization, but the situation is far from dire. With current technology and adequate funding, the c02 could be scrubbed from the atmosphere and converted in to 02 within fifteen years. If colonization is to take place before scrubbing completion, colonists must make use of rebreathers.
Vegetation covers about 78% of the planet, with the hemispherical equators being only about 20% covered. Vegetation in the actual equator, which features temperatures usually around 25c but up to 45 mid-season, is incredibly dense. Signs of animal life have been noted, but further studies are needed.
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