Feltyrion Explorer

CORAL II

Star of type S09 at -539280, 237210, -624416

Planets

CORAL II-1 (index 01)

CORAL II-2 (index 02)

CORAL II-3 (index 03)

CORAL II-4 (index 04)

CORAL II-5 (index 05)

CORAL II-7 (index 07)

CORAL II-8 (index 08)

CORAL II-9 (index 09)

CORAL II-10 (index 10)

CORAL II-11 (index 11)

CORAL II-12 (index 12)

CORAL II-13 (index 13)

CORAL II-14 (index 14)

CORAL II-15 (index 15)

CORAL II-16 (index 16)

CORAL II-17 (index 17)

CORAL II-18 (index 18)

CORAL II-19 (index 19)

CORAL II-20 (index 20)

CORAL II-3A (index 21)

CORAL II-3B (index 22)

CORAL II-3C (index 23)

CORAL II-3D (index 24)

CORAL II-3E (index 25)

CORAL II-3F (index 26)

CORAL II-3G (index 27)

CORAL II-3H (index 28)

CORAL II-3I (index 29)

CORAL II-3J (index 30)

CORAL II-3K (index 31)

CORAL II-3L (index 32)

CORAL II-3M (index 33)

CORAL II-3N (index 34)

CORAL II-3O (index 35)

CORAL II-3P (index 36)

CORAL II-3Q (index 37)

CORAL II-3R (index 38)

CORAL II-5A (index 39)

CORAL II-5B (index 40)

CORAL II-5C (index 41)

CORAL II-5D (index 42)

CORAL II-5E (index 43)

CORAL II-5F (index 44)

CORAL II-5G (index 45)

CORAL II-5H (index 46)

CORAL II-5I (index 47)

CORAL II-5J (index 48)

CORAL II-6A (index 49)

CORAL II-6B (index 50)

COREL II-6C (index 51)

CORAL II-6D (index 52)

CORAL II-6E (index 53)

CORALI II-6F (index 54)

CORAL II-G (index 55)

CORAL II-6H (index 56)

CORAL II-7A (index 57)

CORAL II-7B (index 58)

CORAL II-7C (index 59)

CORAL II-7D (index 60)

CORAL II-7E (index 61)

CORAL II-7F (index 62)

CORAL II-7G (index 63)

CORAL II-7H (index 64)

CORAL II-7I (index 65)

CORAL II-7J (index 66)

CORAL II-7K (index 67)

CORAL II-7L (index 68)

CORAL II-7M (index 69)

CORAL II-7N (index 70)

CORAL II-7O (index 71)

CORAL II-7P (index 72)

CORAL II-7Q (index 73)

CORAL II-8A (index 74)

CORAL II-8B (index 75)

CORAL II-8C (index 76)

CORAL II-8D (index 77)

CORAL II-8E (index 78)

CORAL II-8F (index 79)

CORAL II-8G (index 80)

Guide entries

A CLASS S09 SYSTEM OF 20 PLANETS AND 60 MOONS, TWO FELISIAN WORLDS.
OF THE 20 PLANETS, 11 ARE LARGE, NOT CONSISTENT, COVERED BY DENSE
CLOUDS, 5 ARE VERY LARGE, SUBSTELLAR OBJECT, NOT CONSISTENT, AND THE
OTHER FOUR ARE SMALL, SOLID, DUSTY, CRATERIZED, NO ATMOSPHERE. SUCH
ARE THE WONDERS OF NATURE. SKINNYMON EPOC 6011 582.45