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[[File:Glumo.png|thumb|Pre-alpha image showing Glumo with rings]] | [[File:Glumo.png|thumb|Pre-alpha image showing Glumo with rings]] | ||
− | Glumo is a Saturn analog located in the [[Deb Deb]] system. | + | Glumo is a Saturn analog located in either the [[Deb Deb|Debdeb]] system or [[Tuun System|Tuun]] system, which will be added to [[Kerbal Space Program 2]]. |
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+ | Glumo has a wide variety of colors. Most of the north pole is covered with bright orange bands, while most of the south pole is covered with blueish ones, and the equator is covered with large white bands. | ||
− | + | Glumo also has a collection of rings. Rings closer to the planet are mostly a pale brown and have nearly no gaps between each ring segment. However, the more distant rings are bluish in color and have large gaps between the ring segments. Glumo's rings also seem to be bigger then Saturn's. | |
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== Moons == | == Moons == | ||
+ | The only confirmed moons of Glumo are Noj and [[Merbel]]. | ||
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[[Category:KSP 2 Planets]] | [[Category:KSP 2 Planets]] |
Revision as of 01:33, 22 April 2023
Glumo is a Saturn analog located in either the Debdeb system or Tuun system, which will be added to Kerbal Space Program 2.
Appearance
Glumo has a wide variety of colors. Most of the north pole is covered with bright orange bands, while most of the south pole is covered with blueish ones, and the equator is covered with large white bands.
Glumo also has a collection of rings. Rings closer to the planet are mostly a pale brown and have nearly no gaps between each ring segment. However, the more distant rings are bluish in color and have large gaps between the ring segments. Glumo's rings also seem to be bigger then Saturn's.
Moons
The only confirmed moons of Glumo are Noj and Merbel.