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Heinlein VI-e
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Heinlein VI-e is an icy moon in Starfield orbiting Heinlein VI in the Heinlein system, recommended for level 45 to 55.

It can be landed on and has 1 biome. It has deposits of Nickel and Water.

It has 0.25 g gravity, a surface temperature of -188°C and no atmosphere. A day lasts 24 hours with a retrograde spin. It has a radius of 3,739 km, a mass of 0.085 Earth masses and a density of 2.31 g/cm³.

System Map

Heinlein VI-e in the Heinlein system. Click any other body for its page.

Heinlein I Barren · aluminum, beryllium, helium-3IHeinlein II Rock · chlorine, iridium, iron, nickel, uranium, vanadiumIIHeinlein II-a Barren · aluminum, beryllium, helium-3, neodymiumII-aHeinlein II-b Barren · helium-3, ironII-bHeinlein III Rock · argon, iridium, neon, nickel, palladium, uranium, waterIIIHeinlein III-a Barren · aluminum, beryllium, europium, helium-3III-aHeinlein IV Gas G. · Not landableIVHeinlein IV-a Ice · copper, waterIV-aHeinlein IV-b Rock · alkanes, caesium, chlorine, iron, lead, mercury, silver, waterIV-bHeinlein IV-c Rock · copper, nickel, waterIV-cHeinlein IV-d Ice · argon, carboxylic-acids, waterIV-dHeinlein IV-e Ice · caesium, chlorine, chlorosilanes, waterIV-eHeinlein V Rock · argon, carboxylic-acids, cobalt, lead, nickel, palladium, silver, waterVHeinlein V-a Ice · chlorine, chlorosilanes, lithium, waterV-aHeinlein V-b Barren · aluminum, beryllium, europium, helium-3, neodymiumV-bHeinlein V-c Barren · aluminum, helium-3V-cHeinlein VI Gas G. · Not landableVIHeinlein VI-a Rock · chlorine, chlorosilanes, cobalt, lead, nickel, palladium, water, xenonVI-aHeinlein VI-b Ice · chlorine, waterVI-bHeinlein VI-c Ice · chlorine, lithium, waterVI-cHeinlein VI-d Ice · cobalt, nickel, waterVI-dHeinlein VI-e Ice · nickel, waterVI-eHeinlein VII Ice · lead, waterVII

Resources

Mineral deposits (band = how rich the deposit is here)
Ni Nickel common
H2O Water always

Biomes

Each biome covers a share of the surface and hosts its own deposits, plants, and creatures. Flora frequency is how often the plant shows up where the biome does.

Frozen Mountains
100% of the surface Polar
Deposits
Ni Nickel common
H2O Water always