Name the Planet!

[Kanoria]

Unlike the other threads of a similar theme, this one will be two-staged.

Firstly, I want you all to tell me about the star-system we live in. How many planets, and what kind does it have? How old is the star? Is it full of loose gasses? Does anything orbit eccentrically? Just tell me what you want, and after a little while, I will open a poll based on the suggestions, so we can have one official version of our system. 

Once all that is decided, I will want you all to come to me with names for the various objects in our system, which, again, after some time has passed, can be voted upon, and we will have names for them all. 

If this all goes well, I will produce a system map for us at that point.

[Harndon]

Haven't named anything, but here's some ideas I had for the solar system

Entity	Mass (1024 kg)	Average Entity Radius (km)	Surface Gravity (ms-2)	Semi-Major Axis (AU)	Orbital Inclination (o)	Orbital Eccentricity	Solar Iradiance (Wm-2)	Composition	Number of Natural Satellites	Axial Tilt (o)
Star: Væva	5,235,226.000	960600.000	--	--	--	--	70575219.400 (Effective Temperature = 5940 K)	Age: 5 billion years B-V = 0.58 Class: G0V Composition: H: 74.9% He: 23.8% Others: 1.3%	--	7.25
Munikis	0.420	2439.700	4.709	0.565	3.246	0.206	9126.600	Metallic ~ 70% Silicate ~ 30%	0	0
Miyana (Home!)	35.838	15,622.846	9.810	1.468	0.005	0.017	1350.000	1 day = 24 hours Orbital period: 400.472 days New Year = Winter Solstice (astronomical) Northern Hemisphere astronomical "seasons": Spring: 0.254 years     Equinox: 97.715th day     (~06/04 by 'gregorian'     calendar) Summer: 0.256 years     Solstice: 199.435th day     (~16/07 by 'gregorian'     calendar (~15/07 if leap     year)) Autumn: 0.246 years     Equinox: 301.956th day     (~25/10 by 'gregorian'     calendar (~24/10 if leap     year)) Winter: 0.244 years     Solstice: 0th day     (~01/01 by 'gregorian'     calendar) Composition: O: 37.5% Si: 20.1% Mg: 13.9% C: 10.8% S: 6.9% Ca: 3.9% Al: 4.2% Ni: 0.8% Fe: 0.7% Other: 1.2%	2	23.44
Miyur	4.870	6003.000	9.020	1.706	0.001	0.015	1000.000	Atmosphere similar to terran, with more greenhouse gases and thicker atmosphere. Surface temperature slightly cooler. High carbon content, volcanic activity and peat bog presence indicates possibility high gemstone and carbon structure densities within crust Possibility for life...? Composition: Fe: 33.0% O: 27.0% Si: 13.2% C: 9.7% Mg: 9.5% S: 4.9% Other: 2.7%	1	26.21
Miasuu	1,924.310	71502.627 (1 bar equivalent)	25.105 (1 bar equivalent)	7.598	-0.050	0.049	50.400	Inner: H: 71% He: 24% Other: 5% Outer: H: 75% He: 24% Other: 1%	Has a captured asteroid belt between swamp planet and itself. Has rings that contain many different satellites of varying sizes, dust and ice.	3.13
Ice Giant (No Common Name)	100.100	24477.818 (1 bar equivalent)	11.15 (1 bar equivalent)	43.928	0.402	0.009	1.508	Gases Present: H2 He CH4 HD C2H6 Ices Present: NH3 H2O NH4SH CH4.5.75H20	0	32.98
Lump of Ice/Rock (No Common Name)	0.013	1187.000	0.620	57.960	82.904	0.756	0.867	Unknown	A cloud of dust, small rocks, and ice circles the solar system, remains of a cataclysmic even which projected this planet into a highly eccentric, highly elliptical orbit	59.36

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That's cool hot damn

[Harndon]

Jan 2, 2019 23:33:29 GMT @eriadni said:

That's cool hot damn

One use of studying rocket science

[Harndon]

Brief detail on the 2 moons of Miyana:

Entity	Semi-Major Axis (106 km)	Average Entity Radius (km)	Orbital Inclination (o)	Orbital Eccentricity	Description	Mass (1024 kg)	Surface Gravity (ms-2)
Moon 1	0.7223	1737.4000	+0.4120	0.0003	Has a grey, rocky surface, pockmarked with craters and "seas". Orbital Period: 28.8263 days	0.0417	0.9220
Moon 2	0.9464	1510.0890	+8.3490	0.0042	No more than a small dot floating in the sky. Has a interesting sandy-colour. Orbital Period: 43.2943 days	0.0245	0.7171

[Harndon]

Gregorian-Style Calendar

• 13 Months of 30 or 31 days
  
• Leap years run on a cycle - for every 125 years, 59 extra days are added to the 7th month
• The extra month (Sintaie, named after Sintai) is inserted between June and July (and so becomes the 7th month)

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Leap Year Cycle

Below is a graphic with a 125 year cycle. Each cycle is split up into two near-halves of 62 years. Each of the smallest boxes are a single year. Leap years are coloured green, and show a clear and easy pattern. The middle year - between the two near-halves of 62 years is also coloured green on the line above, as that is also a leap year.

The Leap Year Cycle has been applied as starting from 0CE. Therefore, as of 2020, we are in the year marked below in red. As can be seen, we are not yet in a leap year.