Ammon

Official Report The Renowned Diver, Technician and chemist, Alice Foggins Analysis of the planet Ammon mission scans: Ammon is found in the Bertius Cluster between Bertius-A and Bertius-C, Ammon is known as the third planet found to harbor life and the first to harbor signs of intelligent life after Earth and Terra-2. According to radiometric dating Ammon formed 5.6 billion years ago. Ammon has a slightly elliptical orbit betwen Bertius A and Bertius C, causing tidal shifts of 3m about twice a rotation (once every two earth years). Due to the thin atmosphere, ( average pressure on the surface 0.3 atm) Ammon is subject to frequent bombardment of dense metallic debris littered throughout the Bertius cluster. Ammon has no natural satellites or moons, its tides are dictated only by Bertius A and Bertius C. Ammon rotates on its axis about 50 times per orbit, or once every earth month. This slow rotation allows ammonia clouds to form across 68% of the planets surface, the most forming at the equator. Ammons equatorial circumfrence is three times that of earth measuring 75,923 miles 95% of Ammons suface is covered by anydrous ammonia. The other 5% is consists of 2 large land masses, Junipol, located on a thin  section from the 30 degree to the 80 latitude and the Funghi Zone obstructed by cloud cover in the southern hemisphere and constant electrical storms, that haven't yet allowed adequate data collection. In addition there are many unexplored islands with over 50% having ammonia lakes with over 2 mile perimeters. The formation of these systematic lakes is yet unknown. One feature of note are the Bosch Spires which a present in every lake yet explored. The bronze coloring of the Ammonia oceans and lakes come from dissolved minerals, however there are bright blue lakes including Odessa Lake in the Southern reaches of Junipol, which give Ammon its polka-dot like appearance. Foggins annotation: You'd think two suns would help warm the place up but the liquid ammonia gives away that this place is worse than an icebox at average "daily" temperatures of -60 C 