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 Effective planet management requires careful planning, strategic decision-making, and constant monitoring. By developing your colonies wisely and efficiently, you can strengthen your empire and conquer the vast reaches of space.
+====== Moons ======
+Planets can have one moon, moons play a significant role in AgeOfSpace, offering unique benefits and strategic opportunities for players. Understanding how moons form, their special buildings, and how they can be destroyed is crucial for maximizing their utility in the game.
+===== Moon creation =====
+Moons in AgeOfSpace are formed through a specific game mechanic known as "Moon Destruction." When a player attacks another player's planet and destroys a significant portion of its defense, the debris generated during the battle may coalesce to form a moon. The likelihood of a moon forming increases with the amount of debris created during the attack. Thus, larger battles with more ships and defenses involved have a higher chance of resulting in moon formation.
+The formation of a moon represents a significant event in the game, as it grants the player access to additional benefits and opportunities for expansion.
+===== Special Buildings on Moons =====
+Once formed, moons offer players the ability to construct special buildings unique to lunar surfaces. These buildings provide various advantages and enhancements to the player's gameplay. Some of the key special buildings found on moons include:
+- **Lunar Base**: The Lunar Base serves as the central hub for all activities on the moon. It allows players to construct other buildings and facilities and provides essential infrastructure for moon development.
+- **Sensor Phalanx**: The Sensor Phalanx enhances the player's reconnaissance capabilities, allowing for more accurate scanning and detection of incoming enemy fleets.
+- **Jump Gate**: The Jump Gate enables instant fleet movements between planets and moons within the same solar system, facilitating rapid deployments and reinforcements.
+These special buildings contribute to the strategic value of moons and provide players with additional tools to assert their dominance in the game.
+===== Destruction of Moons =====
+Moons in AgeOfSpace are not invulnerable and can be destroyed by enemy players. To destroy a moon, players can send a fleet of Death Stars with the "Destroy" mission. However, there is a risk involved for the attacking player, as there is a chance that the attacking fleet may be completely destroyed in the process.
+The successful destruction of a moon can have significant consequences for the affected player, depriving them of valuable resources, infrastructure, and strategic advantages. Therefore, players must carefully weigh the risks and rewards before attempting to destroy a moon.
+In summary, moons in AgeOfSpace represent valuable assets that offer unique benefits and opportunities for players. Understanding how moons form, their special buildings, and the risks associated with their destruction is essential for leveraging their full potential in the game.