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	Like the rest of the wind gods, Boreas was said to be the son of [[wikipedia:Eos\|Eos]], the goddess of the dawn, by her husband [[wikipedia:Astraeus\|Astraeus]], a minor star-god. He is thus brother to the rest of the [[wikipedia:Anemoi\|Anemoi]] (the wind gods), the five star-gods and the justice goddess [[wikipedia:Astraea\|Astraea]].		Like the rest of the wind gods, Boreas was said to be the son of [[wikipedia:Eos\|Eos]], the goddess of the dawn, by her husband [[wikipedia:Astraeus\|Astraeus]], a minor star-god. He is thus brother to the rest of the [[wikipedia:Anemoi\|Anemoi]] (the wind gods), the five star-gods and the justice goddess [[wikipedia:Astraea\|Astraea]].

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	<section begin=summary/>'''Boreas''' ({{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ˌ\|b\|ɒr\|.\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}) is a satellite to the moon [[Euphrosyne]], orbiting it at nearly 700 kilometers. Owing to its low mass, Boreas lacks any trace of atmosphere, and its surface is riddled with sharp ridges and deep pockets — clear evidence of numerous asteroid impacts throughout time — and yet despite it, Boreas' gravity well extends well beyond the norm for a satellite of its size. It is perhaps because of this unusually sized gravity well that Boreas has been able to accumulate such mineral wealth over time.<section end=summary/>		<section begin=summary/>'''Boreas''' ({{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|b\|ɒr\|.\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}) is a satellite to the moon [[Euphrosyne]], orbiting it at nearly 700 kilometers. Owing to its low mass, Boreas lacks any trace of atmosphere, and its surface is riddled with sharp ridges and deep pockets — clear evidence of numerous asteroid impacts throughout time — and yet despite it, Boreas' gravity well extends well beyond the norm for a satellite of its size. It is perhaps because of this unusually sized gravity well that Boreas has been able to accumulate such mineral wealth over time.<section end=summary/>

	== Nomenclature ==		== Nomenclature ==

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	<section begin=summary/>'''Boreas''' ({{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ˌ\|b\|ɔ:\|.\|r\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}) is a satellite to the moon [[Euphrosyne]], orbiting it at nearly 700 kilometers. Owing to its low mass, Boreas lacks any trace of atmosphere, and its surface is riddled with sharp ridges and deep pockets — clear evidence of numerous asteroid impacts throughout time — and yet despite it, Boreas' gravity well extends well beyond the norm for a satellite of its size. It is perhaps because of this unusually sized gravity well that Boreas has been able to accumulate such mineral wealth over time.<section end=summary/>		<section begin=summary/>'''Boreas''' ({{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ˌ\|b\|ɒr\|.\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}) is a satellite to the moon [[Euphrosyne]], orbiting it at nearly 700 kilometers. Owing to its low mass, Boreas lacks any trace of atmosphere, and its surface is riddled with sharp ridges and deep pockets — clear evidence of numerous asteroid impacts throughout time — and yet despite it, Boreas' gravity well extends well beyond the norm for a satellite of its size. It is perhaps because of this unusually sized gravity well that Boreas has been able to accumulate such mineral wealth over time.<section end=summary/>

	== Nomenclature ==		== Nomenclature ==

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	== Nomenclature ==		== Nomenclature ==

	From [[wikipedia:Greek_mythology\|Greek Mythology]], '''Boreas''' is the god of the cold northern wind, ~~storms~~, ~~and winter~~. Like the rest of the wind gods, Boreas was said to be the son of [[wikipedia:Eos\|Eos]], the goddess of the dawn, by her husband [[wikipedia:Astraeus\|Astraeus]], a minor star-god. He is thus brother to the rest of the [[wikipedia:Anemoi\|Anemoi]] (the wind gods), the five star-gods and the justice goddess [[wikipedia:Astraea\|Astraea]].		From [[wikipedia:Greek_mythology\|Greek Mythology]], '''Boreas''' is the god of the cold northern wind and storms. He was also the [[wikipedia:Deities_and_personifications_of_seasons#Winter\|god of winter]] who swept down from the cold mountains of [[wikipedia:Thrace\|Thrake]], chilling the air with his icy breath. Beyond his mountain home lay [[wikipedia:Hyperborea\|Hyperborea]], a mythical land of eternal spring untouched by the god's winds.

			Like the rest of the wind gods, Boreas was said to be the son of [[wikipedia:Eos\|Eos]], the goddess of the dawn, by her husband [[wikipedia:Astraeus\|Astraeus]], a minor star-god. He is thus brother to the rest of the [[wikipedia:Anemoi\|Anemoi]] (the wind gods), the five star-gods and the justice goddess [[wikipedia:Astraea\|Astraea]].

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	\|pronunciation={{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ˌ\|b\|ɔ:\|.\|r\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}		\|pronunciation={{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ˌ\|b\|ɔ:\|.\|r\|i\|.\|ə\|s}}
	\|languageOrigin=[[wikipedia:~~Classical_Latin~~\|~~Classical Latin~~]]		\|languageOrigin=[[wikipedia:Ancient_Greek\|Ancient Greek]]
	\|ipaKey=[[wikipedia:~~Appendix:Latin_pronunciation~~\|key]]		\|ipaKey=[[wikipedia:Ancient_Greek_phonology\|key]]
	\|alias=Borealis		\|alias=Borealis
	\|class=Submoon		\|class=Submoon

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<section begin=summary/>'''Boreas''' ({{IPAc-en|ˈ|ˌ|b|ɔ:|.|r|i|.|ə|s}}) is a satellite to the moon [[Euphrosyne]], orbiting it at nearly 700 kilometers. Owing to its low mass, Boreas lacks any trace of atmosphere, and its surface is riddled with sharp ridges and deep pockets — clear evidence of numerous asteroid impacts throughout time — and yet despite it, Boreas' gravity well extends well beyond the norm for a satellite of its size. It is perhaps because of this unusually sized gravity well that Boreas has been able to accumulate such mineral wealth over time.<section end=summary/>

== Nomenclature ==

From [[wikipedia:Greek_mythology|Greek Mythology]], '''Boreas''' is the god of the cold northern wind, storms, and winter. Like the rest of the wind gods, Boreas was said to be the son of [[wikipedia:Eos|Eos]], the goddess of the dawn, by her husband [[wikipedia:Astraeus|Astraeus]], a minor star-god. He is thus brother to the rest of the [[wikipedia:Anemoi|Anemoi]] (the wind gods), the five star-gods and the justice goddess [[wikipedia:Astraea|Astraea]].