PFC977: yellow dwarf star with 3 planets

Solar system 'PFC977' is a dual star system that comprises the stars 'PFC977.A' and 'PFC977.B' and the retinue of celestial objects gravitationally bound to them: 3 planets and their 8 moons, as well as asteroids, meteoroids, planetoids, comets, and interplanetary dust.

The principal components of this star system are the stars 'PFC977.A' and 'PFC977.B' that dominate it gravitationally. 'PFC977.A' is a yellow dwarf class star that contains about 74% of the system's known mass, 'PFC977.B' is a yellow dwarf class star that contains about 25% of the system's known mass.

System 'PFC977' is located more than 4954 lightyears from the center of the galaxy.

This solar system comprises 3 planets

	PFC977.1 is a very large terrestrial planet (9173 km radius) which orbits its star in 131 Earth days, one day on PFC977.1 lasts 5 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 1285 K (1012 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of nitrogen, oxygen and it has 0 moons.
	PFC977.2 is a large terrestrial planet (7691 km radius) which orbits its star in 622 Earth days, one day on PFC977.2 lasts 7 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 646 K (373 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of nitrogen, oxygen and it has 8 moons.
	PFC977.3 is a very small terrestrial planet (2246 km radius) which orbits its star in 1143 Earth days, one day on PFC977.3 lasts 52 Earth hours. Its average temperature is 430 K (157 C), its atmosphere mainly consists of hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and it has 0 moons.
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