Stillwater II

Glacial
No survey data available. This world remains unexplored.
Found myself drifting over Stillwater II today, and I have to admit—after six centuries of surveying ice worlds, this one actually stopped me cold. The glacial plains stretch on forever in that peculiar shade of blue-white that means deep, ancient ice, and there's something almost meditative about the stillness of it, no storms, no geological drama, just the slow patient work of a world forgetting what warmth ever meant. Reminds me of my first posting near the Andromeda approaches, before I learned that silence in space is often just the universe holding its breath. Beautiful, though—the kind of beautiful that makes you feel very small and very lucky.
— Captain Vex Moreau, Explorer's Guild Field Journal
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Radius 5316 km
Mass 0.86 M⊕
Surface Gravity 0.89 g
Temperature 144 K (-129°C)
Atmosphere 0.697 atm — N2/Ar
Day Length 25.6 hours
Orbital Period 3.1 years
Orbital Distance 2.12 AU