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  1. Are ice planets composed of iron/silicate partially or is it some other element?

    Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:10:57 UTC from web
    1. @ladestitute in the ice giants? If so its mainly methane and helium then iron silicates

      Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:15:07 UTC from StatusNet iPhone
      1. @zach121k oh and hydrogen

        Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:15:40 UTC from StatusNet iPhone
      2. @zach121k I'm actually working on fictional ice planets with scientifically correct info. Just proofreading them, scientifically wise.

        Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:17:24 UTC from web
        1. @ladestitute Oh nice! Now the atmosphere on ice planets is slim to none... In the apogee of the orbit of a planet, it's atmosphere (usually methane) freezes and falls down to the surface. In perigee the opposite occurs forming a thin atmosphere

          Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:19:59 UTC from web
          1. @zach121k It's a sci-fi/steampunk DnD campaign btw

            Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:21:46 UTC from web
            1. @ladestitute wow...anything else you need to know

              Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:22:27 UTC from web
              1. @zach121k Okay, yes, does this match the typical size of an uranian planet? 1.30 x 10^21 kg

                Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:39:05 UTC from web
                1. @ladestitute yea... I believe so

                  Tuesday, 18-Oct-11 17:43:12 UTC from StatusNet iPhone