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Just a quick question, but would a planet with at least 5 moons orbiting it be larger than that of earth? And what tier would it give a character who's capable of busting said planet? 5-B or 5-A?
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Question about planet sizes.
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I mean, even Pluto has four or five moons.
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Well I'm just asking since I'm genuinely curious as to how big
And no this planet is not Earth. It's referred to as Gunsmoke / No Man's Land. It also seems to have more than one sun.
And no this planet is not Earth. It's referred to as Gunsmoke / No Man's Land. It also seems to have more than one sun.
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You don't exactly need big sizes to have many moons IIRC.
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As for how the number of moons orbiting around a planet indicates larger planet size, it would make sense from what we see of the planets orbiting around our solar system (with larger planets having more moons orbiting around them and all), but we can't exactly measure the size of said planet to see how much larger said planet is in relative comparison to Earth.
So the best estimate that we can do for said planet's size would be to assume Earth size, but it's probably a bit larger.
So the best estimate that we can do for said planet's size would be to assume Earth size, but it's probably a bit larger.
