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- Please leave this page here: I'm doing some tests to see if it is possible to separate KSP and KSP2 info in several pages. Thanks! Nazalassa (talk)
| Pol | ||
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| Pol as seen from orbit. | ||
| Moon of Jool | ||
| Orbital Characteristics | ||
| Semi-major axis | 179 890 000 m [Note 1] | |
| Apoapsis | 210 624 207 m [Note 1] | |
| Periapsis | 149 155 794 m [Note 1] | |
| Orbital eccentricity | 0.171 | |
| Orbital inclination | 4.25 ° | |
| Argument of periapsis | 15 ° | |
| Longitude of the ascending node | 2 ° | |
| Mean anomaly | 0.9 rad (at 0s UT) | |
| Sidereal orbital period | 901 903 s | |
| 41 d 4 h 31 m 42.6 s | ||
| Synodic orbital period | 909 742.2 s | |
| Orbital velocity | 1 055 - 1 489 m/s | |
| Longest time eclipsed | 11 381 s | |
| Physical Characteristics | ||
| Equatorial radius | 44 000 m | |
| Equatorial circumference | 276 460 m | |
| Surface area | 2.4328494×1010 m2 | |
| Mass | 1.0813507×1019 kg | |
| Standard gravitational parameter | 7.2170208×108 m3/s2 | |
| Density | 30 305.392 kg/m3 | |
| Surface gravity | 0.373 m/s2 (0.038 g) | |
| Escape velocity | 181.12 m/s | |
| Sidereal rotation period | 901 902.62 s | |
| 41 d 4 h 31 m 42.6 s | ||
| Sidereal rotational velocity | 0.30653 m/s | |
| Synchronous orbit | Outside sphere of influence | |
| Sphere of influence | 1 042 138.9 m [Note 1] | |
| Atmospheric Characteristics | ||
| Atmosphere present | No | |
| Scientific multiplier | ||
| Surface | 12 | |
| Splashed | N/A | |
| Near space | 9 | |
| Outer space | 8 | |
| Recovery | 8 | |
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In-game Description
| “ | Jool's smallest moon is bursting with geothermal activity. Sulfuric compounds spew from volcanoes while deposits of sulfur dioxide ices create small spires along the surface. Pol's bright yellow appearance and low gravity, as well as the spikes, give it a "don't come near me" vibe. We're also getting radiation readings from it, so maybe Pol really doesn't want us around! | ” |
Surface Research Locations
Surface research locations include:
- Highlands
- Lowlands
- Mountains
- PolMidlands
- Volcanoes
