Celestial body
Jestefad
Canon Legends version → Linked from 25 articles
Jestefad was a large gas giant planet located in the Atravis sector of the Outer Rim Territories' Western Reaches portion, in the Mustafar system, at grid square L-19 of the Standard Galactic Grid. In close orbit of its smaller twin world of Mustafar, Jestefad's gravitational field subjected the volcanic planet to immense tidal forces, and its large electromagnetic field swamped the small volcanic planet, which created wild electrical storms, and was constantly trying to make Mustafar into its moon with its gravity. However, influence from a further second gas giant, Lefrani, pulled the smaller planet away from Jestefad, effectively turning Mustafar into an unstable world of magma and rock. Jestefad had a moon of its own, the ocean moon Nur.
Several millennia ago, Jestefad and Lefrani were pulled out their orbit around the star Priate during a cataclysmic struggle between the Jedi and Sith. As a result, both were placed close to the smaller world of Mustafar, suspending the planet between their two gravitational pulls.
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Facts
- Region
- Outer Rim Territories
- Western Reaches
- Sector
- Atravis sector
- System
- Mustafar system
- Grid coordinates
- L-19
- Suns
- 1: Priate
- Moons
- At least 1: Nur
- Class
- Gas giant
Appearances
7 works, in story order
Linked from
The best-known articles that mention Jestefad.