[POSSIBLE BUG] Mass loss in Red Zone

[Gordon Freeman]

It seems to me that all objects around and below the mass of our moon lose mass at a critical rate while orbiting their home star in the Red Zone

[BOYCSY]

I think it's not a bug, since objects that orbit very close to their home star will experience a mass loss because of the Heavy interference of the Star's gravitation field (a.k.a Tidal Force).

If you are not quite sure about the things that I just said, maybe you could search for a well-known planet called 'WASP-12b'. It is a gas giant that orbit it's own star once in less than 24 hours.

I don't really know if the same thing happens on a terrestrial planet, maybe the solid matter on the planet are heated up too much to a point that they evaporate into gases or even plasma.

[Gordon Freeman]

I know about IRL mass loss, but this is way too much. Objects around the distance of Mercury to the Sun lose billions of kilograms of matter every second.

UPDATE: It seems that every asteroid leaves volatile trails no matter how far away they are from their star.