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Moon rotation & orbit periods differs - can it be made feasible?
Mother Planet
Radius: 11 633 km
Semi-major Axis: 506 687 988 km
Density: 5.730 g/cm³
Mass: 3.61965E+25 kg
Surface Gravity: 18.3g
Daylength: 32.40 earth hours [provisional] … Semi-major Axis: 1 113 894 km
Density: 10.373 g/cm³
Mass: 1.26056E+24 kg
Surface Gravity: 8.905g
Revolution: (40d*)
Minor Satellite
Radius: 1 799.17 km
Daylength …
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Moon rotation & orbit periods differs - can it be made feasible?
After some research, I found the equation for obtaining a rough approximation of the time until a planet will get Tidally locked
( Spin Rate * [Semimajor Axis^6] * Rotational Inertia * Sat Dissipatio …
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