Astronomy on Nox

While Nox is an earth-like planet, there is a number of changes regarding the astronomy.
 * First of all, a year on Nox is approximately 250 days long, sometimes varying. There are seasons, but they don't affect the planet strongly at any point. A day on Nox is exactly 30h long, and day and nighttime is not measured by the sky due to a constant overcast, gloomy lighting. Lanterns are constantly lit, so the citizens sleep at irregular times in some cities, whereas others have established working and resting times.
 * The planet is smaller than Earth (which exists in the same universe, just very very far away and probably at another time) with an approximate radius of 5.500km instead of the 6.371km on Earth.
 * Nox has a higher density, which results in less overall water (that naturally occurs) and less natural/organic chemicals and matter. On the flipside, there is a lot more metal in the ground and on the surface.
 * The axial tilt is a little milder which results in less (natural) weather extremes, those also only happen in certain areas. However, this does not effect magic weather extremes.
 * Nox has a fairly weak magnetic field and used to have bad protection from solar radiation. This issue disappeared with the connection to Etherium, and the newly formed storms not only function as a barrier for radiation but also block communication links, shields, and weapon fire.
 * There is a low rate of tectonic activities, which results in very few vulcanoes and earthquakes.
 * Special magical fields exist all around Nox, directly connected to Etherium. The strongest points can be found inmidst the storm covering the planet. This cloud or storm cover usually hovers between 2-5km above Nox' surface.
 * Three moons orbit Nox: Lita, Aythiya, and Alakaios. Similar to Jupiters moons, thesemoons have a 1:2:4 resonance. For every 4 times Lita orbits Nox, Aythiya orbits twice and Alakaios orbits just once. As a result Lita and Aythiya have much warmer cores with vulcanoes on Lita and subsurface oceans on Aythiya.