Cachalot

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Cachalot
Observation Data
Type	Substellar Object
Spectral Class	L5VI
Distance	0.087 LY (5,500 AU)
Rotation	4.3 days
Age	350 MYO
System	1 planet
Major group	n/a
Physical Characteristics
Diameter	78,800 km
Radius	39,400 km
Surface Area	9.75 x 1e+9 km2
Volume	2.56 x 1e+14 km3
Mass	1.51 x 1e+28 kg (7.95 MJ)
Density	58.9 g/cc
Gravity	648.375 m/sec2 (6.09g)
Escape velocity	226.04 km/sec
Luminosity	0.00001 L
Temperature	1,500°K

Cachalot is the nearest sub stellar object from Aeolus at a distance of 0.087 LY or roughly 5,500 AU away. It is a Type L5VI brown dwarf with an effective temperature of 1,500°K making it an extremely faint and small object. It is estimated that this object formed at around the same time as Aeolus as they share the approximate age, both objects formed about 350 million years ago.