Summary
Mary is a large, warm planet orbiting a trinary star. Mary has a single moon, a fragile gray atmosphere and fresh water is common. The surface of the planet is 24% covered by water.World Data
- Stars: 3
- Moons: 1
- Celestial Objects: 0
- Weather: warm
- Sky: gray
- Size: large
- Year: 166 days
- Day: 39 hours
- Oceans: 24%
- Fresh water: common
Sky
Mary orbits a trinary star: Bejun, a supermassive yellow star; Uulel, a small brown star; and Lulus, an average yellow star. Mary also has a single moon: Chale, an average briliant silver moon. In the night sky, you see nothing unusual. During the day, the sky is gray.Land
Mary is 982,339,540 square kilometers (with a circumference of 55,549 kilometers). Surface water is rare, covering 24% of the planet. Around 50% of the planet's water is fresh water. The crust is split into 8 plates, resulting in 2 continents.