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Rask is a binary planet in [[Kerbal Space Program 2]], and shares its orbit with [[Rusk]]. They are so close together that tidal forces are ripping them apart. There will be an attainable [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point lagrange point]. Rask is possibly in the [[Tuun System]].
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Rask would have been a binary planet in [[Kerbal Space Program 2]], and would share its orbit with [[Rusk]]. They are so close together that tidal forces are ripping them apart. There will be an attainable [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point lagrange point]. Rask is possibly in the [[Tuun System]].
 
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KSP2 Screenshot 4.jpeg|A spacecraft near Rask and Rusk.
 
KSP2 Screenshot 4.jpeg|A spacecraft near Rask and Rusk.

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Pre-alpha image showing Rask and Rusk.

Rask would have been a binary planet in Kerbal Space Program 2, and would share its orbit with Rusk. They are so close together that tidal forces are ripping them apart. There will be an attainable lagrange point. Rask is possibly in the Tuun System.

  • A spacecraft near Rask and Rusk.

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