Triad moons



In Jobis’ L1 point, 4 Gm towards the system’s F2 primary, orbit their barycenter each 150 h the mysterious triad moons, spaced 70 Mm apart.

Each of the three is about 1800 km in diameter, made of apparently homogenous SiAl regolith — being identical in every datail except for light cratering. Their shadow cones brush the surface of Jobis.

The Kiint disallow landing and probing, and describe the unnaturally clockwork-like nature of the triad as «an old experiment», evading further explanations.