Minmus
Minmus is the smallest moon orbiting Asyur. From the surface of Asyur, it can be seen on clear days as a tiny blue speck in the sky. It is often mistaken as dirt on telescope lenses or dead pixels, but the top minds at the Asyur Astronomical Society assure us it is a real moon nevertheless.''Minmus is the smallest moon of Asyur. From the surface of Ayur or the Mun, it is a cyan speck one or two pixels wide which appears to slightly oscillate vertically. This is a result of viewing its rotation from afar. Up close, it is off white in appearance with what seem to be icy buttes, large hills, and frozen lakes. The highest areas are over 5.7 km in altitude. It requires somewhat more delta-v to reach Minmus orbit than Mun orbit; however, given its very small gravity, it requires much less to land on the surface and return.
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Planetoid / Moon
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