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''Tiró'' is part of a conworld created by [[User:Navidel|Navidel]]. It is the smaller member of a double planetary system, and, together with [[Aarð]], forms part of the second planet from its parent star. Tiró is a name given to the planet by the [[Aasti tribes|Aasti people]] of Aarð, and is not an autonym. The planet has a mass of 5840.6 Yg. Its small moon, [[Cetí]], actually orbits the barycenter of Tiró and Aarð. | '''Tiró''' is part of a conworld created by [[User:Navidel|Navidel]]. It is the smaller member of a double planetary system, and, together with [[Aarð]], forms part of the second planet from its parent star. Tiró is a name given to the planet by the [[Aasti tribes|Aasti people]] of Aarð, and is not an autonym. The planet has a mass of 5840.6 Yg. Its small moon, [[Cetí]], actually orbits the barycenter of Tiró and Aarð. | ||
Revision as of 18:10, 11 July 2007
| Tiró | |
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| Distance from sun: | 0.7834 AU |
| Year length: | 230.0 Tiró days |
| (253.263815 earth days) | |
| Sidereal day: | 26.4699585 hours |
| Solar day: | 26.3553699 hours |
| Diameter: | 12794 km |
| (7949.8 mi) | |
| Surface area: | 514,236,105 km2 |
| (198,546,520 mi2) | |
| Axial tilt: | 27.202355 degrees |
| Mass: | 5840.6 Yg |
| (0.977729175 earths) | |
| Gravity: | 9.52556983 m/s2 |
| Number of moons: | 2 (Cetí and Aarð) |
Tiró is part of a conworld created by Navidel. It is the smaller member of a double planetary system, and, together with Aarð, forms part of the second planet from its parent star. Tiró is a name given to the planet by the Aasti people of Aarð, and is not an autonym. The planet has a mass of 5840.6 Yg. Its small moon, Cetí, actually orbits the barycenter of Tiró and Aarð.
