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UMA 87
- Takimo 31
- Narrated by: Joachim Kerzel, Joachim Tennstedt, Nicolas Böll, Erich Räuker, Peter Flechtner, Antje von der Ahe
- Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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UMA 87
Narrated by:
Joachim Kerzel, Joachim Tennstedt, Nicolas Böll, Erich Räuker, Peter Flechtner, Antje von der Ahe
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Publisher's Summary
Aber auch die neuen Messdaten brachten kein anderes Ergebnis. UMA 87 bewegte sich auf einer extrem exzentrischen Bahn um die Sonne. Ein UMA-Jahr betrug 2300 Standardjahre. Am sonnennächsten Punkt kam dieser kleine Planet dem Zentralgestirn gefährlich nahe und es grenzte an ein Wunder, dass seine Pflanzenwelt trotzdem überlebte. Am sonnenfernsten Punkt hingegen sanken die Temperaturen weit unter Null und ließen die Pflanzen zu "Eisblumen" erstarren.
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