| rdfs:comment | - Mirza or, in the Imperial records, 1088-BNc2, is a large ice world. It circles its star in roughly 170.000.000 km while planet's aphelion stretches in 174.000.000 km and periphelion in 168.000.000 km. Having relatively stable orbit, it makes no significance difference in Mirza's temperature whether the planet is orbiting in its peri- or aphelion. Planet's average orbital speed is somewhere around 90000 km/h and it takes approximately 1,363 Terran years (497,41 Terran days or 11.938,05 Terran hours) for Mirza to orbit around its star.
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| abstract | - Mirza or, in the Imperial records, 1088-BNc2, is a large ice world. It circles its star in roughly 170.000.000 km while planet's aphelion stretches in 174.000.000 km and periphelion in 168.000.000 km. Having relatively stable orbit, it makes no significance difference in Mirza's temperature whether the planet is orbiting in its peri- or aphelion. Planet's average orbital speed is somewhere around 90000 km/h and it takes approximately 1,363 Terran years (497,41 Terran days or 11.938,05 Terran hours) for Mirza to orbit around its star. Mirza has no remarkable satellites of its own and hosts no moons. There are however a large Trojan-fields approximately 180.000.000 km before and after the planet itself. These fields host a number of dwarf planets, not one of them being over 1000 km in diameter. Those dwarf planets, with asteroids, form the main defencive stations of the system when it comes to the chapter that resides there.
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