Planet (Storm)
Storm worlds are usually considered terrestrial planets, although to a casual eye they may appear more similar to gas planets, given their opaque, high-pressure atmospheres. Geomorphically, however, the distinctions are clear: compared to a gas world, the atmosphere of a storm world is usually considerably shallower, and generally composed primarily of more complex chemicals, while the majority of the planet's mass is a rocky terrestrial ball. Their name is derived from the continent-scale electrical storms that invariably flash through their upper atmospheres.
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Astronautic
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Cargo capacity | 0 m3 |
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Mass | 99,999,999,999,999,996,863,366,107,917,975,552 kg |
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Volume | 1 m3 |
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Baseprice | 0 ISK |