I do not think so? it would be ‘gentle’ in comsic scale but for life? gigantic even if it was a very slow crash relative for us
I imagine cultures will develop 2 sun gods and not one.
Yeah, I doubt a single sun god will be common and if it exist it likely would be a case of it is the god of both of the suns not a sun
There might be some extra weird stuff going on if one of the inhabited planets also has 2 major moons
Or many asteroid moons…
Major moons could sweep these off the planet’s orbit before a sapient species arises…
It is also possible that all of the asteroid moons eventually coalesce into a larger moon, or ring system..
Rings also fade away gradually.
Such is the nature of things.
We haven’t decided to add life there yet though.
Okay yeah, so the 1st planet’s complete.
This is it’s characteristics.
- It’s small at about 0.7 rE.
- It’s light at about 0.3 mE.
- Has a very elliptical orbit.
- Has a small moon (0.3 rM) which is a remnant of a former planet, which now remains an iron core.
- Has a methane and oyxgen rich atmosphere.
- It’s internal structure is like Earth and has a strong internal magnetic field.
- Is hot at about 30-40°C.
Won’t methane and oxygen create a flammable atmosphere?
Maybe but onto the 2nd planet.
- Semi-oceanic planet (2O)
- Earth-like planet (3O)
- Oceanic planet (4O)
- Hycean planet (4Oh) (this means already a hydrogen-rich atmosphere.)
- Icy terrestrial (2T)
- Terrestrial planet (1T)
- Gas dwarf (G1)
- Gas giant (G2)
Do we get to specify much about gas planets if they are chosen?
Firstly, yes, your options are:
- Ice giants
- Normal gas giants
- Alkaloid giants
- Gas dwarfs
- Ammonian giants
- Vapor giants
And secondly
There’s another poll post.
- Mini-Earth (0.2-0.8 rE)
- Earth-like (0.8-1.2 rE)
- Super-Earth (1.2-2.5 rE)
- Maximal Super-Earth (2.5-4 rE)
- 0.1-0.8 mE (light planet)
- 0.8-1.5 mE (Earth-like mass)
- 1.5-3 mE (massive planet)
- Very elliptical orbit (for crazy seasons)
- Mild elliptical orbit
- Near-circular orbit (like Earth)
- Lukewarm (25-20°C)
- Cool (20-5°C)
- Cold (5 to -10°C)
- I want the winner moon
- No moon
- Crust, mantle, core.
- Crust, mantle, outer core, inner core. (with induced magnetosphere.)
- Crust, mantle, outer core, inner core. (with internal magnetosphere.)
- Methane-rich atmosphere
- Oxygen-rich atmosphere
- Carbon dioxide rich atmosphere
- Earth-like atmosphere
- Hydrogen-rich atmosphere
- Mixed atmosphere
- Sulfuric atmosphere
Is there a mass limit for just how massive can the planets of the system get collectively?
Well, if it’s an individual planet, then at about 10 mJ (Jupiter masses), the core is heavy enough to fuse deuterium into helium, this will make it into a star.
And collectively there is no limit below what you just stated would dictate?
I mean there would be also the limit when the planet is just a gas dwarf from its atmosphere alone
