Mama

Mama presents as bone-white, with wind-carved plateaus and boulder fields, with two moons completing orbits at different periods, producing complex tidal cycles. Surface temperatures range from -140 to 60°C at 6 atm, with slow tectonic shifts detectable over millennia. At 4,066 km across, the surface material is primarily carbonaceous chondrite-type material. The 2-moon system creates a complex tidal pattern that likely shapes the geological and atmospheric cycles in ways not yet fully modelled.