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'''Bop''' is one of the five [[w:Natural satellite|natural satellites]] of [[Jool]]. It seems to be a [[captured asteroid]] and has certain similarities to [[Gilly]], another pressumed captured asteroid orbiting Eve. Bop has a large crater with a white rim. Some of its mountains rise nearly 22 km above the surface. The brownish color may come from solid carbon or iron oxide. | '''Bop''' is one of the five [[w:Natural satellite|natural satellites]] of [[Jool]]. It seems to be a [[captured asteroid]] and has certain similarities to [[Gilly]], another pressumed captured asteroid orbiting Eve. Bop has a large crater with a white rim. Some of its mountains rise nearly 22 km above the surface. The brownish color may come from solid carbon or iron oxide. | ||
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− | * In version 0.20, the overview for Bop states that in Kerbal Mythology, it is home to the Space Kraken. This is partially true, as a dead Kraken is found on Bop. | + | {{SpoilerBox|description= |content=* In version 0.20, the overview for Bop states that in Kerbal Mythology, it is home to the Space Kraken. This is partially true, as a dead Kraken is found on Bop.}} |
== Changes == | == Changes == |
Revision as of 13:29, 10 October 2013
Bop/Data Bop is one of the five natural satellites of Jool. It seems to be a captured asteroid and has certain similarities to Gilly, another pressumed captured asteroid orbiting Eve. Bop has a large crater with a white rim. Some of its mountains rise nearly 22 km above the surface. The brownish color may come from solid carbon or iron oxide.
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[hide]Topography
Bop is mostly mountainous with few flat surface areas.
A noticeable feature on Bop is a very large impact crater on one side of it.
Reference Frames
Time warp | Minimum Altitude |
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1× | Any |
5× | 24 500 m |
10× | 24 500 m |
50× | 24 500 m |
100× | 40 000 m |
1 000× | 60 000 m |
10 000× | 80 000 m |
100 000× | 100 000 m |
It is unwise to orbit at an altitude of under 10 km, as you will almost always encounter a mountain.
Gallery
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A small user-created probe in a valley of Bop.
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A small rover on the surface of Bop. Notice the steep hills and wheels not fully on the ground due to low gravity.
- 2013-10-05 00002.jpg
A lander on Bop with two kerbals
Trivia
Changes
- Semi-major axis increased to prevent SOI intersection with Tylo
- Initial Release
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