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The Qeg System is a star system that will be added in [[KSP2]]. The name of the system was not officially announced, but discovered in the game's files by u/DartFrogYT on Reddit, along with the [[Tuun System]]. | The Qeg System is a star system that will be added in [[KSP2]]. The name of the system was not officially announced, but discovered in the game's files by u/DartFrogYT on Reddit, along with the [[Tuun System]]. | ||
| − | The system moves in a lemniscate (similar to a figure-eight) style configuration with a radius of 2.1 units. The system is offset by 7.0 X axis and 5.0 Z axis units from Kerbol, making it the most distant of the other star systems, and roughly analogous in position to Sirius. | + | The system moves in a lemniscate (similar to a figure-eight) style configuration with a radius of 2.1 units. The system is offset by 7.0 X axis and 5.0 Z axis units from [[Kerbol]], making it the most distant of the other star systems, and roughly analogous in position to Sirius. |
There are currently no confirmed planets in the Qeg System. Potential planets include: | There are currently no confirmed planets in the Qeg System. Potential planets include: | ||
Revision as of 21:17, 25 March 2023
The Qeg System is a star system that will be added in KSP2. The name of the system was not officially announced, but discovered in the game's files by u/DartFrogYT on Reddit, along with the Tuun System.
The system moves in a lemniscate (similar to a figure-eight) style configuration with a radius of 2.1 units. The system is offset by 7.0 X axis and 5.0 Z axis units from Kerbol, making it the most distant of the other star systems, and roughly analogous in position to Sirius.
There are currently no confirmed planets in the Qeg System. Potential planets include:
