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Lapat is an exoplanet in [[KSP 2|KSP 2]]. It appears to have vegetation, and a atmosphere.
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[[File:Lapat surface.png|thumb|Lapat surface, no vegetation is visible in this image]]
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Lapat would have been an exoplanet in [[Kerbal Space Program 2]]. Lapat is the only revealed exoplanet shown to have vegetation, though this may not have been the case in the final release. Lapat seems to be located in the [[Deb Deb|Debdeb system]], which is too young to support complex life.
  
This raises the possibility of non-plant life, however unlikely.
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== Characteristics ==
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Lapat has a rusty red surface and a blue, cloudy, possibly breathable atmosphere. Since [[Gurdamma]] is an analogue of early Earth, Lapat may be intended as an analogue of early Mars.
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[[Category:KSP 2 Planets]]

Latest revision as of 05:03, 13 October 2024

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Lapat surface, no vegetation is visible in this image

Lapat would have been an exoplanet in Kerbal Space Program 2. Lapat is the only revealed exoplanet shown to have vegetation, though this may not have been the case in the final release. Lapat seems to be located in the Debdeb system, which is too young to support complex life.

Characteristics

Lapat has a rusty red surface and a blue, cloudy, possibly breathable atmosphere. Since Gurdamma is an analogue of early Earth, Lapat may be intended as an analogue of early Mars.