I doubt it.Jupiter...
how large the biggest moon?I doubt it.
OT: All we know about the OP world is that it has 6 moons atm.
1 of its moons has its own moon orbiting it
Bigger than your moms boobs....jk maybe bigger than this earthJust curious.
Maybe he says....Bigger than your moms boobs....jk maybe bigger than this earth
Yes it does. You see the red-line quite clearly.You must be registered for see images
But the globe doesn't match the OP world map a bit... does it?
Lets assume that it does have 6 moons and moons that are close enough that enel can get there easily.I doubt it.
OT: All we know about the OP world is that it has 6 moons atm.
But one of those moons has a moon so yea. That satilite having a satilite would mean that its largest moon is about the size of Mars or earth and its smallest one like our moon. The one that has its own satilite would be the size of VenuisTo have six moons it needs to be about the size of Uranus or Neptune
Guess what? There is a moon called Ganimede which is bigger than the planet mars which orbits jupiter, which has three of its own moons. It's not impossibleBut one of those moons has a moon so yea. That satilite having a satilite would mean that its largest moon is about the size of Mars or earth and its smallest one like our moon. The one that has its own satilite would be the size of Venuis
So basically the OP world is the size of a small sun.
It's big but I doubt it's the size of Jupiter.Lets assume that it does have 6 moons and moons that are close enough that enel can get there easily.
We have two options.
Super small planent with normal sized moons
but that means that the planent Wouldnt be able to hold 6 moons due to its limited gravity.
BUT
If we have a super planet (Jupiter +) that could explain the moons being so close and the moons being so close could explain the wierd layout of the water. The tides on the grandline fluctuating could just be the moons passing by quick as fu,ck
so Jupiter.
There's nothing that suggests that.IMO OP universe at worst is as small as Jupiter.