Echidna Milky Way / The Phoenix Massing / Typhon
Planet View
Orbital Distance	0.2 AU
Orbital Period	0.1 Earth Years
Keplerian Ratio	0.8
Radius	23,307 km
Day Length	14.7 Earth Hours
Atm. Pressure	N/A
Surface Temp	N/A
Surface Gravity	N/A
Mass	N/A
Satellites	N/A

Location: Milky Way / The Phoenix Massing / Typhon System /  First planet

Description Edit

A so-called "hot Neptune" planet, Echidna rapidly orbits the star Typhon at a nose to nose distance much like a pegasid, or "hot Jupiter." Also like the pegasids, it is believed to have formed further out and gradually migrated to its present position. Its core is higher in rock content than Sol's Neptune, the consequence of attracting asteroids and other debris as it journeyed through its solar system.

Mineral Deposits Edit

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Trivia Edit

• Echidna may be named after the Echidna (Ἔχιδνα) which in Ancient Greek mythology, is the mother of all monsters and wife of (the father of all monsters) Typhon (Τυφῶν).