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| Herschel Belt | ||
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| System | Sol | |
| Type | Asteroid Formation | |
| Classification | Asteroid Belt | |
| Affiliation | UEE | |
| Location | Orbits Sol | |
Also known simply as 'The Asteroid Belt', the Herschel Belt is located between Mars and Jupiter and contains objects such as Ceres.[1]
| Locations in the Sol system | ||
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Stars | |
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Planets |
Earth • Jupiter • Mars • Mercury (planet) • Neptune • Pluto • Saturn • Uranus • Venus • |
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Moons |
Ariel • Callisto • Charon (moon) • Deimos • Dione • Europa • Ganymede • Iapetus • Io • Luna • Miranda • Oberon (moon) • Phobos • Rhea • Tethys • Titan • Titania • Umbriel • |
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Space stations | |
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Asteroids |
Herschel Belt • Jovian Rings • Kuiper Belt • Rings of Neptune • Rings of Saturn • Rings of Uranus • |
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Jump Points | |
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Landing zones |
Moscow • New York • Port Renatus • Shanghai • |
References
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Herschel Belt, Sol System - Starmap. Starmap