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| avg_speed          = 29.71 km/s
| avg_speed          = 29.71 km/s
| eccentricity      = 0.01181
| eccentricity      = 0.01181
| period            = 288.929 days
| period            = 365 days
| inclination        = -2°42’37.40
| inclination        = -2°42’37.40
| satellites        = 20; {{wp|Natural Satellite|Mun 1}}<br/> {{wp|Natural Satellite|Mun 2}} <br/> {{wp|Ring system}}<br/> {{wp|Asteroid capture|Captured Asteroids}}<br/> est. # {{wp|Artificial Satellites}}
| satellites        = 20; {{wp|Natural Satellite|Mun 1}}<br/> {{wp|Natural Satellite|Mun 2}} <br/> {{wp|Ring system}}<br/> {{wp|Asteroid capture|Captured Asteroids}}<br/> est. # {{wp|Artificial Satellites}}

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Deios
Deios.jpg
Picture of Deios taken from a spacecraft
Designations
The World
Pivra(Labara)
Orbital characteristics
Periastron116,686,300 km
Apoastron119,678,300 km
118,182,300 km
Eccentricity0.01181
365 days
29.71 km/s
Inclination-2°42’37.40
Known satellites20; Mun 1
Mun 2
Ring system
Captured Asteroids
est. # Artificial Satellites
Physical characteristics
Mean diameter
19,488km
tbd
Volumetbd
Masstbd
Mean density
tbd
9.80665 m/s2
Albedo0.21991

Deios is the third planet of the solar system and the only known to have life. Deios was formed nearly 5 million years ago, developing two main natural satellites and a ring system. In addition, Deios also has dozens of other minor satellites in the form of large captured asteroids.