.. _kekko:

Kekko
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.. image:: _static/Kekko_space.png
   :width: 360
   :align: center
   :alt: View of Kekko from space, with Nimky visible in the background

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*Kekko as seen from space*

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.. list-table:: Physical Characteristics
   :name: physical-characteristics-kekko
   :stub-columns: 1

   * - Mass
     - 5.8E18 kg
   * - Radius
     - 46.8 km
   * - Gravity
     - 0.018 g
   * - Rotation period
     - Tidally locked

.. list-table:: Orbit
   :name: orbit-kekko
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   * - Semi-Major Axis
     - 7,300 km (0.0189 times Moon’s)
   * - Inclination
     - 0°
   * - Eccentricity
     - 0
   * - Period
     - 8 h, 1 m, 9 s

Holifeier is the only moon of Nimky, being mostly a rubble-pile asteroid. It orbits relatively close, and will eventually crash into Nimky’s surface, though it will probably be a really, really long time before this occurs. A number of geological discrepancies between Nimky and Kekko suggest that Kekko is actually an asteroid from Karat’s outer belt that was captured by Nimky.

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Just a smol asteroid, nothing much to see here. Its probably at least a little bit above absolute zero here, due to tidal heating, but not much.
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