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'''Laythe''' is one of the four [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_satellite natural satellites] of [[Jool]]. Although mostly covered in seas, Laythe has numerous rocky, sandy islands. | '''Laythe''' is one of the four [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_satellite natural satellites] of [[Jool]]. Although mostly covered in seas, Laythe has numerous rocky, sandy islands. | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 17 October 2012
Template:Planetbox 2.0 Laythe is one of the four natural satellites of Jool. Although mostly covered in seas, Laythe has numerous rocky, sandy islands.
Atmosphere
Laythe's atmosphere begins at 55,500 meters and is comparable in density to Kerbin's. It is the only satellite of Jool with an atmosphere.
With proper aerobraking near Laythe and Jool, reaching Laythe may require the least delta-V of all of Jool's moons. A periapsis of 119.5 km on a Jool approach will put your apoapsis roughly near Laythe's orbit.
Gallery
A mechanical jeb probeship in low Laythe orbit.
A probe on the surface of Laythe.
A topographic map of Laythe made with ISA MapSat.
A grayscale bump map normalized at sea level.
Changes
- Initial Release
