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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Audio files leaked a month after Destiny 2's release suggested that Ganymede was meant to be a destination.<ref>[https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2017/10/27/destiny-2-dlc-leak-reveals-new-details-teases-locations/ Destiny 2 DLC Leak Reveals New Details, Teases Locations]</ref> However, it may be that it was a placeholder name for [[Io]] during development as they're both moons of Jupiter, similar to how [[Nessus]]'s working title was the Myriad.
*Audio files leaked a month after Destiny 2's release suggested that Ganymede was meant to be a destination.<ref>[https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2017/10/27/destiny-2-dlc-leak-reveals-new-details-teases-locations/ Destiny 2 DLC Leak Reveals New Details, Teases Locations]</ref> However, it may be that it was a placeholder name for [[Io]] during development as they're both moons of Jupiter, similar to how [[Nessus]]'s working title was the Myriad.


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

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Ganymede
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Astrographical

Star, position:

Sol, Jupiter

Physical

Diameter:

5,268 kilometers

Gravity:

0.146 g

Length of day:

7 days 3 hours (synchronous)

 

Ganymede is the largest moon of Jupiter and in the Sol System.

Sometime during or after the arrival of the Black Fleet, Elisabeth Bray traveled to the moon with the Ghost Tokki to work on reactivating the Quicksilver Storm following their discovery of a derelict frame on Pluto. With the help of the Pouka discovered alongside the Storm, they eventually got it to fire.[1]

Trivia[edit]

  • Audio files leaked a month after Destiny 2's release suggested that Ganymede was meant to be a destination.[2] However, it may be that it was a placeholder name for Io during development as they're both moons of Jupiter, similar to how Nessus's working title was the Myriad.

List of appearances[edit]

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