Solomon

Probe LBT 2854: Solomon Deep Scan

Date: 497-02-22 10:01:45 UTC   Location: Solomon, Moon of Raidne III, Coordinates: 43.7439°, 121.4325°, 20.0319° (Galactic)  

Scan Results:

Elemental Composition:

Organic compounds (C, H, O, N): 73.21% (by mass)   Silica (SiO2): 14.52% (by mass)   Aluminum (Al): 5.38% (by mass)   Iron (Fe): 3.21% (by mass)   Calcium (Ca): 2.15% (by mass)  

Geological Features:

Extensive petrified fungal forest, covering 87% of surface   Fungal structures range from 10-500 meters in height   Evidence of ancient, rapid fossilization process  

Atmospheric Composition:

Thin atmosphere (0.05 times Earth's pressure)   Composition: 80% Nitrogen, 15% Oxygen, 5% Argon  

Physical Characteristics:

Diameter: approximately 24,391 km (0.8 times Earth's Moon)   Mass: 1.83 x 10^24 kg   Surface gravity: 5.62 m/s^2 (0.57 times Earth's gravity)   Rotation period: 14.21 days (synchronous with Raidne III)  

Temperature:

Surface temperature range: -63°C to 17°C  

Biological Analysis:

Fungal forest appears to be ancient, potentially billions of years old   Petrification process suggests rapid, catastrophic event   No evidence of current biological activity  

Conclusion:

Solomon is a unique moon, dominated by a vast, petrified fungal forest. The moon's composition and geological features suggest a complex, potentially catastrophic history.  

Recommendations:

Further analysis of petrified fungal forest for insights into ancient ecosystems   Investigation of fossilization process for clues to moon's history   Sampling of organic compounds for potential biochemical research  

Probe Status:

Power level: 86.42%   Fuel level: 92.19%   Systems nominal  

Additional Notes:

Solomon's petrified fungal forest raises questions about the moon's ecological past and potential for life. The moon's unique composition and geological features make it an attractive target for scientific research.