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'''Kreludor''' was released on May 5, 2004 and is the only [[wikipedia:natural satellite|moon]] of [[Neopia]]. Unlike the [[Space Station]], it is a natural satellite with a weaker [[wikipedia:gravitation|gravitational pull]] than the planet. The pull [[wikipedia:Mass concentration|fluctuates]] between around a fifth and a third of that on Neopia, while the [[wikipedia:atmosphere|atmosphere]] is around twenty per cent lower quality. On June 21, 2007 a [[Meteor Crash Site 725-XZ|meteor]] landed on Kreludor which players can sometimes obtain items from.
'''Kreludor''' was released on May 5, 2004 and is the only [[wikipedia:natural satellite|moon]] of [[Neopia]]. Unlike the [[Space Station]], it is a natural satellite with a weaker [[wikipedia:gravitation|gravitational pull]] than the planet. The pull [[wikipedia:Mass concentration|fluctuates]] between around a fifth and a third of that on Neopia, while the [[wikipedia:atmosphere|atmosphere]] is around twenty per cent lower quality. On June 21, 2007 a [[Meteor Crash Site 725-XZ|Meteor]] landed on Kreludor which players can sometimes obtain items from.


Kreludor is the home of the [[Grundos]] and is where [[Dr. Sloth]] originally found them. [[Dr. Sloth]] also established a mine on Kreludor to obtain its famous, rare mineral, Kreludan metal, which is essential for construction of evil robots.
Kreludor is the home of the [[Grundos]] and is where [[Dr. Sloth]] originally found them. [[Dr. Sloth]] also established a mine on Kreludor to obtain its famous, rare mineral, Kreludan metal, which is essential for construction of evil robots.

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