The world where my stories will take place is a moon oribiting a gas giant along with many other barren moons. I envisioned it to have a generally tropical/subtropical climate, with plenty of vegetation, jungles, forests and biodiversity (initially at least), with some vegetation even reaching up to the polar circles (which i envisioned to be sort of like cold australia, with an outback of ice caps and tundra and coasts of subartic forests), and I would like to know if it is consistent with it's current physical characteristics.
Here they are:
- Rotation/Revolution(due to being tidally locked to the gas giant): 60 hours
- Secondary mass: 0.7 Earths
- Secondary Desnity: 5.56 g/cm3
- Primary mass: 3 Jupiters
- Primary diameter: 1.04 jupiters
- Distance from primary: 2 Earth-Moon distances
- Tilt: 30 degrees to the star (4 seasons)
- Star mass: 1.314 Suns
- Star age: 3.3 billiong years (life developed faster here, due to reasons that do not matter in this question)
- Star type: F5V
- Star distance: 2.08 Astronomical units
- Atmosphere: Similar to earth, but with more oxygen and slightly more carbon dioxide and thus less nitrogen, but overall breathable for carbon based life forms
- Land to water ratio: 40% land 60% water, consisting in 3 major landmsses, a handful of minor ones and many many islands
Here is what gas giant system would look like to scale:
Would the climate allow for lush woods and jungles over most of the surface?