All right, that combat answers will take a lot more time to sink in.

All right here is an obvious one but to make sure:
Is any mission from/to a moon invisible to a Sensor Phalanx, or the mission must be from a moon to a moon?

Any mission from/to a moon is invisible to a Sensor Phalanx.

Interjection here: I don't get that. I get from a moon, but to a moon? Sensor Phalanx's work by monitoring changes in the gas around the planet. Why couldn't you see that around a planet when a fleet's going to a moon?

Any fleet movement to or from a moon is shielded from phalanx.

pupairo12 wrote:Interjection here: I don't get that. I get from a moon, but to a moon? Sensor Phalanx's work by monitoring changes in the gas around the planet. Why couldn't you see that around a planet when a fleet's going to a moon?

You're expecting Zorg to make logical sense now?

Good point. Just like ramming several moon sized ships through a black hole on the surface of the moon. I forgot.

Ok Stupid Question but..
Solar Satellites act like a tiny solar plant, yes?

Yeah, but they can be destroyed since they're ships.

Thought as much, but its not listed in the description.

Also, the energy output is dependent on the planet's temperature. Hotter planets produce more energy.