Platon

The class B planet Platon, is a desert planet in the Centaurus Nebula. Platon is about 2.2 times bigger than Earth and its gravity is about 0.31 times that of Earth.

A single day lasts 38.05 hours and a year lasts 460 days. The planet is made up of 10 continents, which make up 31% of the planet's landmass. 1 moon orbits the planet and Platon itself orbits a white sun in an elliptic orbit.

The plant-like organisms on this planet are shrubs, shrubs and more shrubs. They come in various shapes and sizes, but none of them reach heights above 2-3 meters (6.5-10ft). While most roughly share the same characteristics, some manage to stand out with different colors, scents, shapes and even textures.

In terms of development and specialization the species on this planet aren't very impressive, but their shapes and colors make for astonishing natural works of art and many already show great promise of a highly specialized natural balance for the distant future.

Similar to the surface, the underwater world has little more to offer than basic lifeforms. However, this planet has an astonishing water world. Almost everything is covered in a type of sea-grass. This grass varies in length depending on the region, but they're all part of the same species. But what's probably more surprising are the 'flowers' you'll find in these fields of sea-grass. These flowers can only be described as primitive soft corals, but they're neither coral nor plant.

Fish and amphibians species are numerous on this planet, both of which are heavily supported by the high insect populations and it is these insects who are the most interesting. They're the one responsible for the abundance of life, they're food for the bigger species, while also the pollinators for many of the plant-like organisms. Their roles in this world have given birth to a huge variety of specialized insects, each with their unique colors, shapes and sizes.