Satellite Orbit Images
Satellite Orbit Images are pictures of moons seen from space.
- They orbit their parent world.
Description / Specifications
For additional related images also see:
Image Size
These images are intended to be displayed at a set size - 600 pixels wide (about 6 inches, or 15 cm).
This is achieved by using the following format (though be aware, not all images are jpgs):
[[File:Image Name.jpg|600 px]]
The uploaded images are larger, allowing the individual to scale them to taste by using different "px" values in the line above.
New Images
Replacing other satellite images.
White Foreground World
Blue Foreground World
Red Foreground World
Tan Foreground World
Green Foreground World
Double Worlds
Binary worlds, with two planets of similar mass orbiting a barycenter.
Mostly Arid
Worlds with small seas and lakes.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 1–5.
Also Half Wet
Worlds with continents and islands.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 4–7.
Yet More Half Wet
Dry Worlds
Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code 0 or 1.
Pale Dry Worlds
Worlds with a Low Hydrosphere Code.
Half Wet
Worlds with continents and islands.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 4–7.
Also Half Wet
Worlds with continents and islands.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 4–7.
Yet More Half Wet
Yet More Half Wet Worlds
Mostly Wet
Worlds with continents and islands.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 6–9.
Bright Mostly Wet
Worlds with continents and islands.
- Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 6–A.
Ocean Worlds
Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 9-A.
Even More Half Wet Worlds
More Ocean Worlds
Worlds with a Hydrosphere Code of 9-A.
Cold Icy Polar Worlds
Worlds that experience lower temperatures.
Exotic Worlds
Worlds with an exotic atmosphere (Atmosphere Codes A–C, and potentially D–F if desired).
Vacuum Worlds
Worlds with a vacuum environment (Atmosphere Code 0) or a trace atmosphere (Atmosphere Code 1).
Ring Systems
One or more rings around a world.
History & Background / Dossier
Disclaimer (Please Read)
These pictures are based on images available on the internet. The source images have been extensively copied, reworked, repainted, spliced together, modified, or done freehand to produce the end result. They are not the product of AI art, but they have been digitally manipulated in order to give them a consistent look.
- Every effort has been made to ensure the original source images are freely available and not copyrighted. However this is a treacherous area, with different sites giving different attributions to what appear to be identical images, and as such:
- Permission is granted to use these images, as desired, as a part of articles within the Traveller Wiki.
- Permission is freely given for personal use (such as setting an atmosphere within a game).
- For all other usage, please refer to the ownership and copyright information, included under the References & Contributors / Sources section of each individual image.
References & Contributors / Sources
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus Adie Alegoric Stewart of the IISS