Clarification/Follow-up by tomder55 on 01/26/06 2:25 am:
what kind of sun does it have ? Ours is a G2 star. The Sun is about 70% hydrogen and 28% helium and burns anywhere from 5800 Kelvin at the surface to 15,600,000 K in the core.is there an atmosphere that filters the sun's radiation .What is the atmosphere made of ? How many moons does it have ? what is the tidal effect of the moons it has ?Is there another large planet nearby effecting the gravitational pull of the planet ? What is the core composition of the planet ;does it's crust rest atop a molten interior ?

Clarification/Follow-up by arcura on 01/26/06 6:22 am:
Oops, sorry I should have included that information.
The sun is very much like Sol. The planet has a moon much like Luna.
Other orbiting planets are far distant from each other as in our solar system.
In other words that planet is in a situation much like ours is but 5 times more massive than is Terra.
Thanks for asking,
Fred