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KELT-1b

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This lioness is in heat and will be for 2 more days.

Lion Stats
Experience	238 / 440 (54%)
Level	3
Strength	11	Speed	11
Stamina	28	Smarts	26
Agility	35	Skill	29
Born With:	Unknown	Total Stats:	140

Lion Currents
Age	6 years, 10 months old
Hunger	20%
Mood	60%
Sex	Female
Pose	Default
Personality	Evasive (Neutral)

Adult Stage

Breeding Info
Father	Unknown	Mother	Unknown	View Full Heritage
Last Bred	23 days ago	Fertility	High	View All Cubs Bred (0)

Appearance		Markings
Base	Desolate (Ink Skin)	Slot 1: Sunset Feralis (45%) Tier 3 Slot 3: Noctis Smudge (17%) Tier 1 Slot 6: Brown Tail (70%) Tier 0 Slot 8: Maofelis Lilac (7%) Tier 6
Genetics	Black Medium Countershaded Rare
Eyes	Vile
Mane Type	Normal
Mane Color	Dove Gray
Mutation	None
Marking Slots	10

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Lifetime Hunting Results
Total Hunts	2	Successful Hunts	1	Success Rate	50%

Biography
> CLEAN (G1 CHASED) < NAMESAKE: "" In this study, the team used Spitzer to observe KELT-1b, a brown dwarf. Brown dwarfs are objects slightly larger than hot Jupiters, just big enough to contain some nuclear fusion, but not big enough to be stars. Despite this, they do look somewhat similar to hot Jupiters, making them ideal for a comparison. Because KELT-1b is much larger than most hot Jupiters, at 28 Jupiter-masses, the team expected its atmospheric dynamics to be drastically different. “What we actually found is that KELT-1b looks extremely similar to its skinnier, hot Jupiter, cousins, with a day/night temperature difference right on the hot Jupiter trend. This caused us to take a look at the underlying temperatures on all these planets,” Beatty said in an email. Shockingly, with Spitzer observations, they found that all discovered hot Jupiters (and KELT-1b) have a nightside temperature of just about 1,000K. "" gah, sudden desolate. rahaha SHOPPING LIST: Neutral Pose (1gb) Moonlight Sonata Background 1x Marking Removal (1gb)

Biography

> CLEAN (G1 CHASED) <

NAMESAKE:
"" In this study, the team used Spitzer to observe KELT-1b, a brown dwarf. Brown dwarfs are objects slightly larger than hot Jupiters, just big enough to contain some nuclear fusion, but not big enough to be stars. Despite this, they do look somewhat similar to hot Jupiters, making them ideal for a comparison. Because KELT-1b is much larger than most hot Jupiters, at 28 Jupiter-masses, the team expected its atmospheric dynamics to be drastically different.

“What we actually found is that KELT-1b looks extremely similar to its skinnier, hot Jupiter, cousins, with a day/night temperature difference right on the hot Jupiter trend. This caused us to take a look at the underlying temperatures on all these planets,” Beatty said in an email. Shockingly, with Spitzer observations, they found that all discovered hot Jupiters (and KELT-1b) have a nightside temperature of just about 1,000K. ""

gah, sudden desolate.
rahaha

SHOPPING LIST:
Neutral Pose (1gb)
Moonlight Sonata Background
1x Marking Removal (1gb)

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