Whevac
Whevac
Astrographical Info
| Age | 5.67 Billion Years |
|---|---|
| Axial Tilt | Present (Similar to Lizard-953-E's) |
| Class | Terrestrial Exo Dwarf Planet |
| Diameter | 2,120 km |
| Gravity | Similar to Moon (m/s² not measured) |
| Mass | 0.00521 Moons |
| Suns | 1 |
Orbital
| Galaxy | Absthaca Galaxy (Formerly) Elkska Galaxy (Current) |
|---|---|
| Orbital Period | 1 Year |
| Rotation Period | 58 Hours |
| Semimajor Axis | 0.99 AU |
| Solar Day | 58.5 Hours |
| System | Lizard-953 System |
Atmosphere
| Greenhouse Eff | 0℃ |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 45℉ |
Surface
| Major Moons | Derth, Pluck |
|---|---|
| Moons | 2 |
| Terrain | Desert |
| Water State | Not Present |
Other
| Affiliations | |
|---|---|
| Anomaly Strength | 0 I/u |
| Climate | Arid |
| Esi | 0 |
| Galactic Address | ……⁘…… |
| Galactic Arm | Yalaha Arm (Formerly) |
| Government | Stable (Lizards) |
| Languages Spoken |
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| Other Notes | Young Compared to the rest of the System |
| Primary Core Element | Iron |
| Xyzw Coordinates | 22, 68, 22, 68 |
Whevac is the kind of dwarf planet that doesn't want to be bothered. With a respectable diameter of 2,120 km, it's not huge, but it's big enough to make its point: "Stay off my lawn!" Orbiting in the Jux Belt, Whevac is surrounded by the dusty chaos of asteroids, and it definitely looks like it's had enough of them crashing the party.
Its two moons, Derth and Pluck, are like Whevac's reluctant roommates. Derth is the quiet one, keeping its distance, while Pluck is the slightly annoying little sibling that always seems to hover a little too close. Whevac tolerates them both, but you can tell it'd rather be left alone to brood in peace.
The surface of Whevac is scarred and pockmarked, with craters that look like battle scars from its long history of dodging (or failing to dodge) cosmic debris. Its cold, barren exterior practically screams, "I've seen some things." No atmosphere means no fluff, no nonsense—just raw, unfiltered dwarf planet vibes.
Despite its grumpy demeanor, Whevac has a strong personality. Its core is dense with iron, giving it a bit of a stubborn streak—this is one dwarf planet you wouldn't want to argue with. And its slow, steady rotation reflects its "take it easy, don't rush me" attitude.
Whevac might not be the life of the party in the Jux Belt, but it's definitely the old, cranky neighbor everyone secretly respects. Just don't ask it to smile—it's not that kind of celestial body.