Post by Wysp on Oct 12, 2015 1:36:10 GMT -5
Mushussu Two
A once-mighty gas giant laid low by the death of its star, Mushussu 2 is quite possibly unique; while it still heats itself from deep within by friction and convection, the outer atmosphere has frozen into a kilometers-thick shell of ices and other volatile materials. Its beauty is undeniable, spiderweb cracks in the ice shell glittering in the starlight as tidal stresses grasp and pull at the shell, melting them by friction long enough to shift before they freeze again.
Mushussu 3 has a production of 0/2.