Sky-And-Sea
| Sky-And-Sea | |
|---|---|
 Sky-And-Sea from orbit | |
| Designation | Great Mother II AIC 528 II |
| Satellites | 7 (including X) |
| Diameter | 8,303 km (0.65 earth radii) |
| Rotation period | 3.056 earth days (73h 20m 49s) |
| Surface gravity | 0.7174 g |
| Axial tilt | 18° |
| Mean temperature | X°C (Y°F) |
| Atmosphere composition |
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| Jurisdiction | Star Union of Systems |
Sky-And-Sea is the second planet from the star Great Mother (AIC 528). It is the homeworld of the Qeyeq.
Name
The name Sky-And-Sea is a direct translation of the planet's name in the Clear-Speech language, the lingua franca of the Qeyeq homeworld.
Physical characteristics
Size and shape
Chemical composition
Internal structure
Tectonic plates
Surface
Gravitational field
Magnetic field
Orbit and rotation
Rotation
Sky-And-Sea is notable for its slow rotation time, with a solar day of around 73 hours, 20 minutes, 49 seconds. The native species of the planet have adapted to such long sunshine hours in different ways, from evolving to stay awake longer to having many shorter sleep cycles per day.