Fermi

Fermi is the first planet that orbits the star Euler. Fermi is a rock wrapped in a haze of carbon dioxide and oxygen, though its temperatures and concentrations make it difficult to support life. Many moons and debris are in its immediate vicinity, leading researchers to believe that at some point Fermi was impacted by something large, launching fragments of the planet into orbit. It is also orbited by a scientific research facility.

• Terrain: Rock

• Radius: 4,194 km

• Day Length: 60 Standard Hours

• Orbital Period: 0.4 Standard Years

• Orbital Distance: 0.6 AU

• Atmospheric Pressure: 8.09

• Surface Temp: 358 Celsius

• Surface Gravity: 0.63 G

• Mass: 0.27 Earth Masses

• Population: 50 (space station)

• System/Star: Euler

Type

Planet

Location under

Euler System