A local day was the measurement of time that it took a planet to fully rotate on its axis. Most terrestrial planets that were not subjected to tidal lock or other extreme conditions usually had a local day in the range of 18 to 36 standard hours. Satellite planets orbiting gas giants could have local days which were dozens of hours long.
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| - A local day was the measurement of time that it took a planet to fully rotate on its axis. Most terrestrial planets that were not subjected to tidal lock or other extreme conditions usually had a local day in the range of 18 to 36 standard hours. Satellite planets orbiting gas giants could have local days which were dozens of hours long.
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| - Ropagi II
- Lazerian IV
- The Package
- Freedom Strike Seltos
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Story
| - Den of Spies
- Ropagi II
- Two for the Price of One
- Tales of the Smoking Blaster
- The Evacuation of Jatee
- For a Few Kilotons More
- The Mynock Conspiracy
- Lazerian IV
- The Package
- Freedom Strike Seltos
- The Prize: A Scout Adventure
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Text
| - Supernova
- Galaxy Guide 10: Bounty Hunters
- Twin Stars of Kira
- Star Wars Gamemaster Handbook
- ''Galaxy Guide 8: Scouts
- Raxus Prime: An Expanded Universe Planet
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| - Raxus Prime: An Expanded Universe Planet
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Book
| - Supernova
- Galaxy Guide 10: Bounty Hunters
- Twin Stars of Kira
- Star Wars Gamemaster Handbook
- Galaxy Guide 8: Scouts
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| - A local day was the measurement of time that it took a planet to fully rotate on its axis. Most terrestrial planets that were not subjected to tidal lock or other extreme conditions usually had a local day in the range of 18 to 36 standard hours. Satellite planets orbiting gas giants could have local days which were dozens of hours long.
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