- 0.6AU: Dwarf Rocky Planet. orbiting closely to the K star (directly around it, not around the couple). 0.65g, 0.008atm. Mostly carbon under high pressure. Graphite plains, solid diamond mountains, pitch black lava...
- 1.2-3.6 AU: Asteroid Belt, remnants torn apart by tidal forces from the stars. Highly eccentric orbit.
- 2.4 AU: Us, 0.95 earths, 0.65g, 0.80atm. Atmospheric composition yet unknown. Two moons ((At least one orbit perpendicular to our planet's accos))
- 4.8 AU: Generic Rocky Planet. 1.6g, 1.1atm. Lots of ice, mostly CO2 atmosphere. Too cold for liquid water, sadly.
Thick co2 atm equals enough insulation for liquid water? also what about a Europan type under ice ocean? ((Like what 1900 scientists actually though of Venus. Life under a endless cover of clouds?))
-Moon 1: 2.5km asteroid
-Moon 2: 0.3km asteroid
-Moon 3: 0.1km asteroid
-6.4 AU: Asteroid Belt. Debris left over from planet formation, held in place by gas giant gravity
- 9.6 AU: Generic Red and white Gas Giant. Neptune-sized. Mostly H2 and He. At least 6 notable moons. Small, but noticeable white rings.
I'd swap the size on these two- 19.2 AU: Generic Blue Gas Giant. Saturn-sized. H2, He and CH4. Fairly noticeable orange rings (nothing like saturn though). At least 3 notable moons, probably more.
I'd swap the size on these two- 38.4 AU: Generic Dwarf Rocky Planet. 0.8g, 0atm. Completely and utterly frozen. At least 1 notable moon, probably more. Also Asteroid Belt with several planetoids.
Biyearly (or much less often. Depends on the speed with which the suns rotate around each other) : Solar occlusion: One of the sun moves in front of the other, reducing the light the planet recieves by at least half. (More if one of both suns provides more light than the other. In that last case you'd get a strong and a mild iceage(should be limited to a part of the year).)
Bi/ once a yea: Orbit intersects with asteroid belt. Asteroid showers occur
Biyearly: The moon's orbit starts to block the sun on a daily basis. If properly synched up, this can come together with one of the other events.
I want to be god of realism. (Seriously, god of things that fall from the sky)