Thooft Milky Way / Serpent Nebula / Boltzmann
Planet View
Orbital Distance	3.6 AU
Orbital Period	6.8 Earth Years
Keplerian Ratio	1.009
Radius	3,247 km
Day Length	34.2 Earth Hours
Atm. Pressure	1.88 atm
Surface Temp	−5 °C
Surface Gravity	0.2 g
Mass	0.051 Earth Masses
Satellites	N/A

Location: Milky Way / Serpent Nebula / Boltzmann System /  Third planet

Description Edit

Technically named T'hooft (Dutch for "the head"), Thooft is a dwarf planet with a moderate carbon dioxide atmosphere and rich deposits of periclase. Originally put on the star charts when a human scout ship needed to discharge its drive core and wasn't able to reach the system's gas giants in time, Thooft has seen some development by Hoshichiri Heavy Industries. Periclase from the asteroid can be found in common industrial products, such as industrial cable insulation and fire-resistant prefab housing walls.

Mineral DepositsEdit

Initial Scanner Result: Moderate

TriviaEdit

• The planet is likely named after Gerardus 't Hooft, a Dutch theoretical physicist and winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in physics, along with his teacher Martinus Veltman.
• Thooft is actually not the exact way to write the head in Dutch. The correct way is "(he)(')t hoofd".