Kímera is 4% larger than Earth, although its density is almost equivalent. Its water-to-land ratio is about 55:45. The average temperature on Kímera is 70 degrees fahrenheit. The average temperature near the equator is 90 degrees; the poles, -70. It varies on location and season, however.
The sun is called Alda, with surface temperature at an average of 6,490 kelvin degrees. It is an F-type, main sequence star. Kímera is in the habitable zone of Alda, at nearly 100 million miles away from the sun.
Kímera has three moons called Tovanil, Andor, and Vîtus, in order from furthest to closest from Kímera. It is the only planet orbiting Alda.
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It takes Kímera 386 Earth days to orbit Alda.
I'm mostly concerned about the moons. Are they too close to each other? Too far away? Is the year too long in regards to the planet and sun's size and distance from each other? Really just wondering if anything raises an eyebrow.