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From the video game kerbal space program, Eve is a rocky planet analogous to Venus. It has a thick, pink atmosphere and, in the sequel, it has thick cloud coverage. It also features purple oceans and a crushing gravitational pull, despite Eve being only slightly larger than Kerbin, being larger by one about 100 km. Being the second planet in the Kerbolar system, landing is extremely difficult due to the high delta-V requirements along with the extreme environmental conditions. This planet is extremely recognizable due to the planet being vibrant pink and purple colors. With a crushing atmospheric surface pressure of approximately 6.2 atm, atmospheric drag is extremely high. And to make matters worse, most rocket engines operate with much less efficiency while in Eve’s atmosphere, making a return mission even more difficult. In the sequel, It has a light brown surface, however the atmosphere and clouds make it look purple from afar. In the original game, it’s surface is purple and has no clouds. It has a radius of 700 km, and a surface gravity of about 16.7 m/s2.
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