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== Orbital Characteristics == | == Orbital Characteristics == | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 2 October 2012
Gilly is a tiny asteroid and the only natural satellite of Eve. Its surface is buggy and dangerous to land on, most likely due to the Kraken (or a bad collision mesh). Kerbonauts land at their own risk.
Synchronous orbit around Gilly is not possible, since the orbit's altitude would exceed Gilly's sphere of influence.
Topography
The surface of Gilly is extremely dynamic and uneven.
Orbital Characteristics
- Eccentricity: 0.55
Gallery
The TARDIS on Gilly.
An unsuccessful touchdown attempt. Note the landing legs clipping through terrain.
Changes
- Initial Release
