Placio -- Yes, I meant -- tidally locked to the star, not to a planet.
In the Trojan position, it would take very little effort (comparatively speaking) to stabilize the planet, and the motion of the ringed object could be some sort of librational motion (which would be emphasized due to the fact that we wouldn't have the high angular momentum to keep the pole in place.
In the Trojan position, it would take very little effort (comparatively speaking) to stabilize the planet, and the motion of the ringed object could be some sort of librational motion (which would be emphasized due to the fact that we wouldn't have the high angular momentum to keep the pole in place.
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Remembering Tyneetryk
Phaedreas Tears - 15 years old and first(*) of true neutral guilds in Atys.
(*) This statement is contested, but we are certainly the longest lasting.
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