Alaea

Basic
Alaea is the most habitable planet out of all the 25 planets in the Accam System. Alaea is just a bit more than 3 times closer to the sun than Earth is. It has 4 seasons; spring, summer, autumn and winter. The temperature ranges from -45°C to 50°C. Alaea has a total of 8 moons and orbital partners, most of which are the result of an interplanetary collision 1.6 million years after the two planets had formed. The collision was between Tunlis and Perizar. This collision is known as the Alaean Collision Apocalypse.

Orbit
Alaea is the primary body in the Alaea System. It shares a slight binary orbit with Pinasci. It moves about 13 km in a locked orbit around its own axis. It is debatable whether or not Pinasci should be called a planet and if the Alaea System should be considered a binary planet system, although the center of the planet is stationary.

Rings
Alaea has one set of rings that are partially geosynchronous. The total mass of the particles of the ring is an estimated ten million tonnes. The ring system starts 26,000 km above sea level and ends at around about 58,000 km above sea level. The thickness of this ring system is about 8-9 meters. Average particles weigh about as much as a bowling ball and are about a meter in size.

History
Alaea formed about 150 million years after the birth of Corsa Pan. Tunlis was the smaller planet and primarily composed of iron. Perizar was the larger planet and had less mass than Tunlis as it was mainly made out of silicate rock. The two planets collided as far back as 1.2 AU. The impact caused the newly formed Alaea to accelerate until it stabilized at a much closer orbit to Corsa Pan.

Geography
Alaea Contains 11 biodomes.