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'''Planet 4546B''' features a full ecosystem of [[flora]] and [[fauna]], as well as having two moons, one being very close to the planet, causing frequent eclipses. |
'''Planet 4546B''' features a full ecosystem of [[flora]] and [[fauna]], as well as having two moons, one being very close to the planet, causing frequent eclipses. |
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==Gallery== |
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SolarEclipse.jpeg|A solar eclipse, taken on the [[Floater Island]]. |
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LunarEclipse.jpeg|A lunar eclipse |
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4546BOverview.jpeg|A view of the ocean on the planet. |
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4546Bmoon2.jpeg|'''4546B's''' second moon. |
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SolarEclipse2.jpeg|Another view of a solar eclipse. |
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4546Bmoon1.jpeg|'''44536B's''' closer and larger moon. |
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</gallery> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 17:59, 3 June 2016
Planet 4546B is the planet on which the Aurora and the Degasi crash-landed.
Overview
Planet 4546B is completely covered in water, save for a few islands, and features a variety of biomes. The water can get up to 3000 meters deep. The Aurora is located a few meters above the surface.
Planet 4546B features a full ecosystem of flora and fauna, as well as having two moons, one being very close to the planet, causing frequent eclipses.
Gallery
A solar eclipse, taken on the Floater Island.
A lunar eclipse
A view of the ocean on the planet.
4546B's second moon.
Another view of a solar eclipse.
44536B's closer and larger moon.
Trivia
- The only time Planet 4546B and its moons are all simultaneously visible is during a world's loading screen.