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Xiuhtec is the 2nd and largest terrestrial planet in the Reo system. It is known for its geological active surface and extreme weather. Due to a combination of tidal heating, radioactive decay and solar heating, Xiuhtec is rocked by extreme volcanism and massive earthquakes that constantly changes the surface.
Xiuhtec is the 2nd and largest terrestrial planet in the Reo system. It is known for its geological active surface and extreme weather. Due to a combination of tidal heating, radioactive decay and solar heating, Xiuhtec is rocked by extreme volcanism and massive earthquakes that constantly changes the surface.

Revision as of 00:12, 4 June 2019

Xiuhtec
Orbital characteristics
Periastron0.23 AU
Apoastron0.27 AU
0.26 AU
Eccentricity0.8
78 earth days
Physical characteristics
Mean radius
7916 mi
787,447,185.52 sq mi
Volume1.083E+21 m3
Mass7.752E+24 kg
Mean density
5.24 g/cm3
1.3 G
Temperature124°F
Atmosphere
Surface pressure
2.1 bar
12 km
Composition by volume68% CO2, 23% H2O, 3% SO2, 2.3% NO, 1.9% H2S.

}} Xiuhtec is the 2nd and largest terrestrial planet in the Reo system. It is known for its geological active surface and extreme weather. Due to a combination of tidal heating, radioactive decay and solar heating, Xiuhtec is rocked by extreme volcanism and massive earthquakes that constantly changes the surface.