Neptunes New Moon in Celestia

Hard on the heels of Pluto’s new Moons, a new Moon of Neptune has been discovered in archival pictures taken of Neptune by the Hubble space telescope.The new Moon, S/2004 N1, is the 14th Moon of Neptune, orbiting between the Moons Larissa and Proteus. At 20 Km across, it is the smallest Moon of Neptune (but by no means the smallest Solar System Moon), and appallingly dim.

Once again I’ve made a Celestia file for the new Moon.

As usual, copy the data here to a plain text file (newneptunemoon.ssc), copy the file to the Celestia extras folder. Once more I have to update my Celestia Moon tour.
===============newneptunemoon.ssc======================================
 ”Neptune XIV:S/2004 N 1″ “Sol/Neptune”
{
    Class “minormoon”
    Texture         ”asteroid.jpg”
    SemiAxes [ 8 10 10 ]

    EllipticalOrbit
    {
    Period        0.9362
    SemiMajorAxis    104200
    Eccentricity    0.0000
    Inclination    0.0000    # Using Galatea
    AscendingNode    327.929    # Using Galatea
    ArgOfPericenter    89.060    # J2000.0
    MeanAnomaly     2.357    # Using Galatea
    }

    RotationOffset        233.6 #Using Galatea

    Albedo 0.063                  #Using Galatea
}
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