Binthu
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Binthu
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| Orbital Distance | N/A |
| Orbital Period | 5 Earth Years |
| Keplerian Ratio | N/A |
| Radius | 5,935 km |
| Day Length | 53.2 Earth Hours |
| Atm. Pressure | 0.91 atm |
| Surface Temp | 94 °C |
| Surface Gravity | 0.94 g |
| Mass | 0.808 Earth Masses |
| Satellites | 1 |
Location: Milky Way / Voyager Cluster / Yangtze System / Second planet
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Description 
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Binthu has an atmosphere of carbon dioxide, with a permanent haze of toxic chlorine and clouds of sulphur dioxide that periodically drop torrents of acidic rain on the surface. Its crust is mainly composed of sulphur with deposits of calcium.
Like most worlds in the Voyager Cluster, Binthu has only been charted within the last 20 years by Alliance surveyors. It has no known native ecology. Data about the world is surprisingly brief and generic, painting a picture of an unpleasant and uninteresting place.
Assignments Edit
- Assignment: UNC: Cerberus
- Collection: UNC: Prothean Data Discs: Prothean Data Discs ×1
- Survey: UNC: Valuable Minerals: Heavy Metal ×1 / Rare Element ×1
Points of Interest Edit
| Location | Appearance | Description |
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| 1 | Initial | Research facility (UNC: Cerberus). Guarded by 2 Turrets. |
| 2 | Initial | Research facility (UNC: Cerberus). Guarded by 2 Turrets. |
| 3 | Initial | Crashed probe (salvage) |
| 4 | Initial | Prothean pyramid (UNC: Prothean Data Discs) “There are a few children's toys and some ragged clothes stuffed inside the top of this monument, along with a Prothean data disc.” |
| 5 | Initial | Research facility (UNC: Cerberus). Guarded by 2 Turrets. |
Mineral Deposits Edit
- Main article: UNC: Valuable Minerals
| Location | Element | Class |
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| 1 | Palladium | Heavy |
| 2 | Uranium | Rare |
Lifeforms Edit
- Research Technicians
- Cerberus Commandos
- Cerberus Snipers
- Rachni Workers
- Thorian Creepers
- Rachni Soldiers
Properties Edit
Binthu has a small spherical moon with a striking grey color. It is either a silicate body (like Luna, and Eletania's moon), in which case it was captured (no mean feat for a planet this small); or, if an impact-created moon, then its crust is loaded with calcium compounds.
