Summary
Mary is a large, warm planet orbiting a trinary star. Mary has a single moon, a fragile brown atmosphere and fresh water is common. The surface of the planet is 25% covered by water.World Data
- Stars: 3
- Moons: 1
- Celestial Objects: 0
- Weather: warm
- Sky: brown
- Size: large
- Year: 119 days
- Day: 30 hours
- Oceans: 25%
- Fresh water: common
Sky
Mary orbits a trinary star: Becol, a small yellow star; Uucub, an average orange star; and Lujan, an average white star. Mary also has a single moon: Chaka, a large bone white moon. In the night sky, you see nothing unusual. During the day, the sky is brown, which is partially due to pollution.Land
Mary is 847,321,626 square kilometers (with a circumference of 51,591 kilometers). Surface water is rare, covering 25% of the planet. Around 51% of the planet's water is fresh water. The crust is split into 9 plates, resulting in 3 continents.