Category:Superterrestrial Planets: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with "'''Superterrestrial planets''', or '''super-earths''', are anomalously large terrestrial planets, usually 3x larger than Yata or more. Structurally, they were formed through the mass accretion of silicates and relatively low amounts of ferrous material compared to their final radius, meaning density is significantly lower, as is the specific gravity. This means that, although Pertel is upwards of six times the radius of Yata, the planet’s gravity is between that of...") |
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Latest revision as of 11:22, 15 October 2025
Superterrestrial planets, or super-earths, are anomalously large terrestrial planets, usually 3x larger than Yata or more. Structurally, they were formed through the mass accretion of silicates and relatively low amounts of ferrous material compared to their final radius, meaning density is significantly lower, as is the specific gravity. This means that, although Pertel is upwards of six times the radius of Yata, the planet’s gravity is between that of Yata and Corvid.
