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ドゥナ (Duna)
軌道からみたドゥナ
惑星 周回 カーボル
軌道の特徴
軌道長半径		20 726 155 264 m [Note 1]
軌道遠点		21 783 189 163 m [Note 1]
軌道近点		19 669 121 365 m [Note 1]
軌道離心率		0.051
軌道傾斜角		0.06 °
近点引数		0 °
昇交点黄経		135.5 °
平均近点角		3.14 rad (で 0秒 UT)
軌道周期		17 315 400 秒
		801 d 3 h 50 m 0.1 s
会合周期		19 645 697.3 秒
軌道速度		7 147 - 7 915 m/秒
体格的特徴
赤道半径		320 000 m
赤道周長		2 010 619 m
表面積		1.2867964×1012 m2
質量		4.5154270×1021 kg
標準重力パラメータ		3.0136321×1011 m3/秒2
密度		32 897.302 kg/m3
表面重力		2.94 m/秒2 (0.3 g)
宇宙速度		1 372.41 m/秒
恒星回転周期		65 517.859 秒
		3 d 0 h 11 m 57.9 s
太陽の日		65 766.707 秒
		3 d 0 h 16 m 6.7 s
恒星回転速度		30.688 m/秒
同期軌道		2 880.00 km
作用圏		47 921 949 m [Note 1]
大気の特性
大気の有無		はい
大気圧		6.75500 kPa
		0.066667 atm
大気圏高度		50 000 m
		6.7×10-8 atm
気温最低		-123.15 °C 150 K
気温最高		-40.15 °C 233 K
酸素存在		いいえ
サイエンスポイント倍率
着陸		8
着水		N/A
低空		5
大気圏上層部		5
低高度宇宙		7
高高度宇宙		5
回収		5
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 距離は表面からではなく中心から(ゲーム内と異なる)

DunaはKerbol系第四の惑星で、Kerbal Space Programにおける火星のようなものです。赤い惑星で極地には氷があり、衛星Ikeを抱えています。 Ike's size and proximity tidally locks it and Duna to each other.

適切なエアロブレーキを用いれば、KerbinからDuna周回軌道までへの往復飛行に必要なdelta-vはおよそ1700 m/sで済み、他のどの惑星よりも少ない。Dunaはその軌道傾斜の少なさから、多くの場合において最も接近しやすい惑星である。

tutorialにてDunaへの往き方帰り方を解説している。

ゲーム内での説明

地勢

A topographic map of Duna made with the ISA MapSat plugin

Dunaの地形は高度124mから8264mの範囲に及んでいる。山岳地帯に機体を着陸させるには大気が薄く十分なエアロブレーキを行うことが出来ないため非常に危険である。極地の氷が広大なのも大気の薄さに由来する。

Dunaにはいくつかクレーターがあるがいずれも侵食が激しく、風によるものと推測される。

いくつかの海(濃い色の表土に覆われた平原部)は高度0m地帯で、エアロブレーキの恩恵も受けやすく安全且つ面白みのない着陸が出来る。These may have been lakes when the planet may have had liquid on its surface in the past.

Duna地表にはイースターエッグが存在している。

Atmosphere

A comparison of the atmospheres of Duna and Kerbin

Duna's north pole

Duna's atmosphere begins at 41,446 m. It is only 20% as dense as Kerbin's at sea level altitude and is even less dense relative to Kerbin at higher altitudes. At Duna's highest peak, atmospheric density is only 21% of that at sea level. For comparison, on Kerbin, the atmosphere at the highest peaks is 45% as thick as at sea level. This low density will cause parachutes to semi-deploy much lower, just over 10 km for the Mk25 Parachute, and just under 9 km for all the other parachutes.

In comparison is the atmosphere the thinnest of all bodies with an atmosphere. Even Jool's moon Laythe has a more dense and higher atmosphere. The atmosphere appears to have a reddish or brownish tone itself. On the poles the illuminated atmosphere is coloured although the surface is white.

Landing

Aerobraking can save fuel by reducing orbital and surface velocity greatly. An aerobraking maneuver should maximize time spent in the atmosphere by entering at a shallow angle and aiming for a landing location in a low-lying area. One estimate for a good aerobraking height is 13,000 meters, which will then allow a relatively low delta-V burn at the apoapsis to create a stable orbit safely within Ike's reign of chaos.

Like all atmospheres in the game, Duna's atmosphere fades exponentially with increasing altitude (with a scale height of 3000 m). In general, the atmospheric pressure on Duna at an altitude expressed in meters is:^[1]

${\displaystyle p_{d}=0.2{\text{atm}}\ e^{\frac {-altitude}{3000{\text{m}}}}}$

Although parachutes will deploy on Duna, the atmosphere is so thin that they are usually unable to slow a craft to a safe landing velocity and must be assisted with engines.

A nine Kerbal colony on Duna

Flying

Below 5 km Duna's atmosphere is thick enough to allow wings to generate enough lift for aerodynamic flight. Jet engines don't work for want of oxygen, but other propulsion methods work well. Performing a horizontal landing with a plane is also possible.

Lifting off

An ascent to Low Duna Orbit from the surface typically requires around 1500 to 2000 m/s in Delta-V to reach a 42 km altitude traveling at roughly 950 m/s.

The following table gives terminal velocities at different Duna altitudes, which also the velocities at which a ship should travel for a fuel-optimal ascent from Duna, given the game's model of atmospheric drag.^[2]

Orbital Statistics

The synchronous orbit of Duna is at an altitude of 2 880.00 km above Duna. The speed of the satellite is 306.88 m/秒 and it has an orbital period resonating with 1 Duna day (18.2 hours or 65517.859375 seconds). However, this is the same altitude at which Ike orbits, so unless a ship's orbit is perfectly precise, it will eventually be captured by Ike.

For a semi-synchronous orbit of ½ Duna day (9.1 hours or 32758.9295 seconds) an orbit of 1 695.87 km above Duna is needed with a velocity of 386.65 m/秒.

Observation of Ike

An animation of an orbit viewed from Duna (thumbnail is currently not working)

Ike's orbit keeps it directly above a short range of Dunar longitudes. The average Duna longitude that Ike tends to stay directly above (at the Zenith) is 6 degrees east, but the eccentricity of Ike's orbit causes the exact longitude to oscillate between about 2 degrees and 10 degrees east and makes Ike appear to grow slightly larger and smaller to an observer on the surface of Duna. The latitude at which Ike is in the Zenith also oscillates between 0.2 degrees south and 0.2 degrees north due to Ike's orbital inclination, making Ike appear to rotate upwards and downwards as viewed from the surface, but due to the extremely small orbital inclination, this effect is nearly imperceptible. These phenomena together are known as libration. The oscillation in Ike's position above the horizon allows areas from 88°W to 80°W and 92°E to 100°E on Duna to observe Ike rise and set at least partially across the horizon, as can any areas north of 89.8°N or south of 89.8°S.

Interplanetary Travel

From altitude orbit around Duna, the delta-V needed to reach the orbits of other celestials is:

Reference Frames

Gallery

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  Parachute descent down to Duna surface.

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  ISA satellite in orbit over Duna being used to map the planet surface.

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  Duna's surface at Dawn.

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  Duna and Ike.

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  A topographic height map of Duna made with the ISA MapSat plugin

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  A color map of Duna

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  A lander on the northern pole of Duna.

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  Duna at sunrise

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  A rover at the edge of one of the "sinkholes"

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  Bill, his capsule, a flag, and Ike are all in this picture

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  A small probe after takeoff, climbing into Dunar orbit..

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  A small probe orbiting Duna.

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  Ike partially eclipsing Kerbol. Note the dimmer light and the solar panels not charging.

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  Duna seen from Ike

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  Peter Kerman exploring the surface of Duna with a nice view on Kerbol, Ike and the lander.

Changes

0.21

• Art Pass

0.18

• Minor art pass

0.17

• Initial Release

Trivia

• Duna's name may be either a reference to its desert landscape or a reference to the Frank Herbert novel Dune.
• The low-lying areas near Duna's equator make a shape resembling Europe.

Notes

1. ↑ A LV-N Atomic Rocket Motor has a specific impulse of 220 in 1 atm, 800 in vacuum, and the following at various Duna altitudes:

   altitude (m)	2	100	300	500	1460	2420	3000	4272	5000	10000
   specific impulse	684.1	687.8	695.1	701.8	728.7	748.2	757.3	772.1	778.1	795.9

2. ↑ http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/showthread.php/6664-Mini-challenge-max-altitude-with-this-supplied-spacecraft?p=100912&viewfull=1#post100912

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