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| − | Rask is a binary planet, and shares 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 a binary planet, 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]. |
[[File:Rask and rusk.jpg|thumb|Pre-alpha image showing Rask and rusk]] | [[File:Rask and rusk.jpg|thumb|Pre-alpha image showing Rask and rusk]] | ||
| − | + | Rask is an exoplanet outside the main kerbol system | |
Revision as of 17:50, 3 January 2023
Rask is a binary planet, and shares 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 an exoplanet outside the main kerbol system
It will be in KSP 2.
