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Planet Data:
Planet Data:
Nickname: "Planet Cat Sanctuary"
Diameter: 12,148 km
Mass: 5.6974788e+24 kg
g = 10.3m/s² (5.1% more than Earth)
Rotation Period: 25.13 hrs
Orbit Period: 378 Rotations (395.8 Earth days)
Axial tilt: 26°
Parent Star's Spectral Class: G3V
Parent Star's Size: 1.02 Solar masses
Distance from Parent Star: 159,177,744 km
Average Temperature: 23.13° C
Atmospheric Constituents:
N2 (75.4%)
02 (23.4%)
Others (1.2%)
Of others, CO2 is found at approximately 1,200 ppm (around 3 times Earth's)
Current Map: 2,000,000 Yh
Current Map: 2,000,000 Yh
Showing: Northern summer, Southern winter
Other Current Maps (WIP)
The temperature increase has been at a plateau for over 1 million years and life has had time to adapt to the new current conditions. Grasses spread further into areas that were once desert, as did a few other plants that evolved improved drought tolerance, binding the soil and retaining water on flood plains which are soaked rarely, but thoroughly. The equator is still barren in the lowlands but the mountains hold established ecosystems that include insects but lack vertebrates due to geographical isolation of these "islands" of habitat within the mountains.
Most notably, the Western and Eastern halves of Catland have separated. A narrow channel of sea sits between them, isolating populations from each half. Rafting events and crossings by swimming are feasible for some animals, but it's rare enough that separated East and West populations quickly diverged into their own unique variants.
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