Core Density: 4.92 g/cm³
Thermal Signature: 18.7 °
Charge Potential: 0.87 kV
Surface Conductivity: 63%
Vertex Count: 1,204
Edge Network: 3,612 links active
Surface Deviation: 0.13 from ideal polyhedron
Symmetry Index: 42% broken
Structural Integrity: 97% stable
Fracture Density: 8.3 micro-cracks / cm²
Contour Drift: 0.004 units / scan cycle
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