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== Lava lakes == | == Lava lakes == | ||
| − | Gurdamma does have some lava lakes which are | + | Gurdamma does have some lava lakes which are formed by recent asteroid impacts |
== Atmosphere == | == Atmosphere == | ||
| − | in the | + | in the description of the [http://%5Bhttps://youtu.be/RevDWbraY6c KSP offical youtube channel show and tell video for Gurdamma] it is listed that in future development a thicker atmosphere will be implemented, it is implied that this atmosphere will be similar to how early earth was, thick and full of carbon dioxide |
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Revision as of 18:57, 24 October 2022
Gurdamma is a young terrestrial planet outside of the Kerbol system. This planet is in Kerbal Space Program 2. Gurdamma experiences bombardment from asteroids and it has some lava lakes scattered across the surface. It also has large lakes and ocean that fill craters with water. At the moment Gurdamma appears to have an atmosphere that looks to be much like Kerbin's. The planet has a ring and one confirmed moon, Donk.
Surface
Gurdamma has a steep and mountain filled rocky surface. Mountains are scattered all over the surface and has sizes of craters fill the surface. The surface is light brown.
Craters
Gurdamma has a huge amount of craters on it surface. Most of them are filled with water which makes up Gurdamma's lakes and oceans.
Mountains
Gurdamma has some mountains and hills.
Lava lakes
Gurdamma does have some lava lakes which are formed by recent asteroid impacts
Atmosphere
in the description of the KSP offical youtube channel show and tell video for Gurdamma it is listed that in future development a thicker atmosphere will be implemented, it is implied that this atmosphere will be similar to how early earth was, thick and full of carbon dioxide
| “ | Gurdamma is a young terrestrial planet that's still experiencing heavy asteroid bombardment, much like Kerbin did billions of years ago. Still to come: a thick atmosphere and a very close (i.e. within the rings) moon! .' | ” |
