Solar system

Alternate / my version of the solar system. I will be referring to some of the planets, with our planets names for simplicity sake.

Instead of one single sun, this system has 2. The largest star is an F7V class star, 1.25x the mass of our sun, and 3 times as bright. Orbiting quite close to it is it's binary companion of a K5V star, which is 0.7x the mass of our sun, but has roughly 15% of its luminosity. Both stars orbit every 2 days. Due to the brighter luminosity of both stars combined, and the slight distance between the 2 the habitable zone is much further out. In Earth's sky when both stars are out, it's sort of a white color, when the larger one eclipses the smaller one its pretty much like our sky, and when the smaller one eclipses infront of the larger one the sky is a fall orange color.

The first planet is named Vulcan. A tidal locked Mercury mass world. It has a sea on it's front facing side made of molten rock and magma. On it's back side there's a sea of liquid nitrogen.

The second planet is named Hephaestus, it is a Mars mass tidal locked world, but is very similar to Vulcan.

Third planet is Mercury, it's pretty much the same in our world however has 3 captured small moons.

Fourth planet is Venus, a 14 Earth mass, Neptune like world. Venus is the largest planet in the inner solar system and has a ring system. Has 4 rounded moons, each about the size of Ceres. Due to Venus's greater size, and relative brightness to Earth it can be seen as a visible disc in some parts of the year.

5th planet is Neith, which is slightly smaller than our moon. Complicated resonances and orbital mechanics keep this small planet in it's orbit, it is usually seen trailing behind Venus. It's a dark world, with white craters. It's hard to see from Earth, and has 1 small asteroidal moon.

6th planet is Earth, nothing is changed about it except we have a different moon. Our companion moon is named Theia, a mars like world that form a binary system with the Earth. Theia is subject to seasonal glaciation at it's icecaps, and is a warmer version of mars with a bit of a thicker atmosphere. Looking from Earth, you'd be able to see it's red landscape, it's atmosphere, ice caps, and clouds. It orbits at a distance to where it's tidal forces are similar to that as experienced on Earth with our moon.

What is very interesting in this solar system, there is the existence of a counter-Earth which miraculously exists on the other side of the 2 suns due to a fluke in the universe or a very VERY rare occurance. Counter-Earth is 10% larger and more massive than our Earth, and has a single large moon named Delaney. Delaney has one side of more dark area, and the other of more white. From counter-Earth it looks sorta like a half moon, kinda. Counter-earth also has rings and is subject to climate differences due to that. Delaney goes around Counter-Earth every 37 days.

The 7th planet, or rather pair of planets are named Young and Helms. They exist in place of our Mars, both of them are roughly Mars mass, with Helms being the slightly larger of the 2. It has a rather thick atmosphere, but is very Mars like. Young, however has a very thin atmosphere and is almost exactly like our Mars. The 2 orbit around each other every 44 days with 3 minor moons around them both.

Then you reach the asteroid belt, which is pretty much the same as our solar system, however Vesta, Ceres, Hygeia, Pallas, etc are all large enough to be around and be considered dwarf planets on their own.

The 8th planet, Jupiter is very much like ours however it has a very blue hue to it. It's 4 moons are basically clones of our Jupiter's moons, Jupiter has wider, and more obvious rings. It has 10 major moons, however. The 5th is roughly the size of Mars, named Ezar. It's basically mars combined with ganymede. The 6th and 7th are Pluto mass worlds named Kelsara, and Kierstin respectively. The 8th is Lunar mass, and named Morgana. The 9th and 10th are also Pluto mass, with the 10th being way further out and on an inclined orbit. Jupiter has 103 minor moons.

The 9th planet, Saturn is like ours but purple instead of tan. All of the moons are similar except for Titan which orbits much further out and has 3 of its own moons. There is another moon, Mars mass named Galarneau which is a larger version of Titan. Both moons host exotic life. Saturn has 99 minor moons.

The 10th planet, Basile is a roughly 4-5 mass Super Earth that orbits between Saturn and Uranus. It's a huge version of Titan and also has exotic life on it, a ring system, and 3 moons. The first 2 being Pluto mass, the last one being slightly larger than Ceres. 45 minor moons.

The 11th planet, Uranus is very much like our Uranus, however unlike ours, it's Saturn mass and has 7 moons. The first 6 are roughly Pluto-Lunar mass, with the last one being Mercury mass with a sort of green-minty tinge named Brunner. It has 91 minor moons.

There is an outer asteroid belt between Uranus and what comes nest is host to Pluto, Eris, Makemake, Haumea, and all of them which are all a bit larger than in our universe.

The 12th planet, or rather, pair of planets are named Manning and Nicolum. Manning and Nicolum are Neptune like worlds that orbit around each other every 6 months. Manning has rings, 3 moons, while Nicolum has 5 moons. These moons are all Pluto-Lunar mass. +13 minor moons.

The 13th planet is named Amman, it's a 4-5 Earth mass world that is basically one frozen ice ball, with a very smooth and white surface. It's in a binary planet situation with the 0.6 Earth mass Gaupelt which is pretty much the same sort of body as Amman is. Both are tidal locked and orbit around each other every 27 days. They have 99 minor moons orbiting around both of them.

Theres an asteroid belt between the 13th planet and 14th planet, it is largely refereed to as the Kuiper Belt.

The 14th planet is named Accordino. It's a roughly deep blue-purple Neptune mass planet that orbits on an inclined orbit, unlike all the others. It hosts a ring system, 3 large moons. The first being Mercury mass, 2nd being Pluto mass, and the 3rd being Lunar mass. It hosts 243 minor moons, the largest of all in the system due to its huge gravitational influence due to being so far out.

Existing on another inclined orbit is the 15th planet, that carries it through the orbit of Accordino at some point is the planet Kenne. Kenne is a world that suffers from extreme volcanism and was struck by an object recently, it's about the size of our Earth and has a large debris belt around it due to the collision.

The 16th, and final planet of the main system is Mars mass, and has 42 minor moons but with no major moon. It is by the far the loniest world, and orbits on an extreme inclination. It was kicked out of the inner solar system during its formation, and over time it's orbit moved outward and became more extreme.