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This is a solar system I (well, ~Cittykat17597 helped a bit ) had made up. I don't know what to call the system currently, but I'm sure I will think of something soon.

The solar system has three suns, as you can tell in the picture. All three are smaller than Earth's sun, but due to being so close together, they balence that out.

The first planet (currently unnamed) is just a brown planet, much like the planet Murcury. It is uninhabitable due to being so close to the suns. It has no moons

The second planet (currently unnamed) is also uninhabitable, as the clouds hold in excessive amounts of heat (think of it like Venus, only with rings). It has thousands of moons hidden in its rings (which are made of sapphire fragments).

The third planet is Thear, an inhabitable planet a bit larger than Jupiter. Thear is a democratic planet run by one government. With this, thirty-three regions were developed, though they still are run by a single government. Each region has one president, and this is where it gets interesting. Since there are 33 presidents working together, they found a way to keep order amongst themselves to prevent one another from gaining too much power. 11 provide an "Executive Branch", much like the United State's president. 11 work much like the Legislative Branch, and are the only ones that can actually develop bills. The final 11 provide the equivalency of the Judicial Branch. Now, the government has a slightly different way of making laws. The Legislative Branch develops a bill. When the bill is passed, instead of going directly to the Executive Branch, it goes to the Judicial Branch to confirm whether it is constitutional or not. Then, if approved constitutional, it will go to the Executive Branch to be signed. However, if even one member of the Ex. Branch declines the bill, then it goes straight back to the Legislative Branch. If 2/3 of the Legis. Branch vote that it must become law, then it goes to the Judicial Branch. They go over it again to make sure that they did not miss anything, and will either approve or disapprove the bill. If approved, then the Ex. Branch must sign the bill.

Also, Thear's technology is extremely more advanced than Earth's. I should also mention that those three moons are highly magnetic, though they repel each other, thus preventing themselves from crashing into each other.

Enough of Thear. Now onto the next planet.

The fourth planet (currently unnamed) is a smallish red planet also containing life. It has many forms of government, but is considered an ally of Thear. The technology is also really advanced, thanks to their ally. It has one moon.

The fifth planet is a slightly larger, blue planet, and has a variable amount of governments. It, like the red planet, is technologically advance. Of course, it is an ally of Thear. It has one normal moon.

The sixth and final planet of this system is an massively sized, dark red planet (also unnamed at this time). It's run by one government (and an infamous one at that), which is a dictatorship. It is considered an enemy of the allies, and even has planned to take over the three planets. It has a single, large moon made of pure, solid gold. The dictator is so greedy over it that he wouldn't even harvest the gold for his people.

Also, (not featured in the picture) there is a number of comets which would gradually pass through the solar system.

I should also mention that Thear's galexy is actually in between thousands of dimensions/universes, and has allied with many planets in those places. This is why they are called, "the United States of the Multiverse", as they get many people from multiple universes.

Fun Fact! Thear is an anogram of "Earth", and is actually an alternate Earth, only much larger and has different landscapes.

Enjoy! Updates yet to come!

Thear and Solar System design (C) ~IceOfFire and ~Cittykat17597

Do not steal!

Description
This is a solar system I (well, ~Cittykat17597 helped a bit ) had made up. I don't know what to call the system currently, but I'm sure I will think of something soon.

The solar system has three suns, as you can tell in the picture. All three are smaller than Earth's sun, but due to being so close together, they balence that out.

The first planet (currently unnamed) is just a brown planet, much like the planet Murcury. It is uninhabitable due to being so close to the suns. It has no moons

The second planet (currently unnamed) is also uninhabitable, as the clouds hold in excessive amounts of heat (think of it like Venus, only with rings). It has thousands of moons hidden in its rings (which are made of sapphire fragments).

The third planet is Thear, an inhabitable planet a bit larger than Jupiter. Thear is a democratic planet run by one government. With this, thirty-three regions were developed, though they still are run by a single government. Each region has one president, and this is where it gets interesting. Since there are 33 presidents working together, they found a way to keep order amongst themselves to prevent one another from gaining too much power. 11 provide an "Executive Branch", much like the United State's president. 11 work much like the Legislative Branch, and are the only ones that can actually develop bills. The final 11 provide the equivalency of the Judicial Branch. Now, the government has a slightly different way of making laws. The Legislative Branch develops a bill. When the bill is passed, instead of going directly to the Executive Branch, it goes to the Judicial Branch to confirm whether it is constitutional or not. Then, if approved constitutional, it will go to the Executive Branch to be signed. However, if even one member of the Ex. Branch declines the bill, then it goes straight back to the Legislative Branch. If 2/3 of the Legis. Branch vote that it must become law, then it goes to the Judicial Branch. They go over it again to make sure that they did not miss anything, and will either approve or disapprove the bill. If approved, then the Ex. Branch must sign the bill.

Also, Thear's technology is extremely more advanced than Earth's. I should also mention that those three moons are highly magnetic, though they repel each other, thus preventing themselves from crashing into each other.

Enough of Thear. Now onto the next planet.

The fourth planet (currently unnamed) is a smallish red planet also containing life. It has many forms of government, but is considered an ally of Thear. The technology is also really advanced, thanks to their ally. It has one moon.

The fifth planet is a slightly larger, blue planet, and has a variable amount of governments. It, like the red planet, is technologically advance. Of course, it is an ally of Thear. It has one normal moon.

The sixth and final planet of this system is an massively sized, dark red planet (also unnamed at this time). It's run by one government (and an infamous one at that), which is a dictatorship. It is considered an enemy of the allies, and even has planned to take over the three planets. It has a single, large moon made of pure, solid gold. The dictator is so greedy over it that he wouldn't even harvest the gold for his people.

Also, (not featured in the picture) there is a number of comets which would gradually pass through the solar system.

I should also mention that Thear's galexy is actually in between thousands of dimensions/universes, and has allied with many planets in those places. This is why they are called, "the United States of the Multiverse", as they get many people from multiple universes.

Fun Fact! Thear is an anogram of "Earth", and is actually an alternate Earth, only much larger and has different landscapes.

Enjoy! Updates yet to come!

Thear and Solar System design (C) ~IceOfFire and ~Cittykat17597

Do not steal!