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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 | + | '''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 presumed captured asteroid orbiting Eve. Bop has a large crater with a white rim. Some of its mountains rise nearly 22 km above the surface, meaning any orbit below could possibly encounter the surface. Due to its small gravity, landing is relatively easy, similar to Minmus. This low gravity results in its crushed up irregular terrain. The brownish surface color may come from solid carbon or iron oxide within the harsh landscape. |
== Topography == | == Topography == | ||
| − | Bop is mostly mountainous with very few flat surface areas. Due to a very low surface gravity | + | Bop is mostly mountainous with very few flat surface areas. Due to a very low surface gravity, it is unable to form a sphere. A noticeable feature on Bop is a very large impact crater on one side of it. |
Like the other Kerbol bodies, excluding the Mun and Kerbin, Bop has a single biome. | Like the other Kerbol bodies, excluding the Mun and Kerbin, Bop has a single biome. | ||
Revision as of 03:16, 19 November 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 presumed captured asteroid orbiting Eve. Bop has a large crater with a white rim. Some of its mountains rise nearly 22 km above the surface, meaning any orbit below could possibly encounter the surface. Due to its small gravity, landing is relatively easy, similar to Minmus. This low gravity results in its crushed up irregular terrain. The brownish surface color may come from solid carbon or iron oxide within the harsh landscape.
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Topography
Bop is mostly mountainous with very few flat surface areas. Due to a very low surface gravity, it is unable to form a sphere. A noticeable feature on Bop is a very large impact crater on one side of it.
Like the other Kerbol bodies, excluding the Mun and Kerbin, Bop has a single biome.
Reference frames
| Time warp | Minimum Altitude |
|---|---|
| 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 |
Gallery
Topographical map of Bop using the ISA MapSat plugin
A polar topographical map of Bop with the same plugin
A topographic height map of Bop made with the ISA MapSat plugin
A lander on Laythe. Bop is seen as a small dot.
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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.
A lander on Bop with two kerbals
Changes
- Semi-major axis increased to prevent SOI intersection with Tylo
- Initial Release
