Nefa

Infobox
Nefa
Celestial classification SX-007P2
Host star Basecht
Planet type Terrestrial
Composition 99% rock, 1% metal
Planet subtype Barren
Surface type 100% solid
Lowest surface temperature 180ºK (-93ºC)
Average surface temperature 248ºK (-25ºC)
Highest surface temperature 294ºK (21ºC)
Surface gravity 4.6 ms-2
Ice caps No
Self-sustaining native life None
Physical attributes
Distance from star 0.494 AU
Orbital period 3,672 hours
Rotational period 21 hours
Radius 5186.5 km
Density 3.1 g/cm3
Mass 0.309 MEstra
Geological activity Non-tectonic low
Tidally locked To binary companion
Has rings No

Nefa (Celestial Classification SX-007P2) is a barren terrestrial planet and the second planet orbiting Basecht in the Basecht binary star system, located in the North-Western section of the Sleethier territory. The planet orbits the star half an astronomical unit away. It is also orbited in an extremely tight pattern by Psurna, its binary companion moon to which Nefa is tidally locked. This results in an axial rotation period of just over 21 hours.

The low metal content of Nefa means it receives little attention from mining and drilling prospectors. Despite this, some efforts have been made to utilise its controlled and relatively predictable volcanic patterns to exploit existing valuable materials from the core.

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