Astral Planes

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Like our Earth, the SMP’s Earth has an equator or a middle area.
The Astral Plane is an area where it is both Day and Night. The Sun and Moon both sit on the horizon causing the sky to look like a sunrise or sunset.
This area is fairly small, think of it like a thin ring surrounding the globe on the equator line. Not much area is affected however it still covers the whole middle of the globe.
This area, considering how it is very small compared to Dawn and Midnight, is pretty unknown and it’s rare to find people who know about it or have come from this place due to it being super far away. It would be pretty much a death sentence trying to travel all the way from Dawn or Midnight to the Astral Planes because it would be months or even years worth of traveling by foot.
(However, this doesn’t mean a new character can’t come from this place and have been traveling for years to arrive in Dawn or Midnight. But it seems unlikely that people would leave this place)
This area is considered a combination of both Dawn and Midnight due to it having both the sun and moon. 
* The Astral Plane has monsters, but less monsters than on Midnight
* Crops grow! They don’t grow super fast but they also aren’t super slow.
* Rain and storms are pretty normal, they don’t happen as often, but they are somewhat common unlike on Dawn
* Temperature is at a moderate amount. It’s never really super cold (Unless in a cold biome) and never really hot (unless in a warm biome) Because the sun and moon both are present, they cancel each other out in a way. Of course depending on the biome it can change, but overall pretty moderate temperatures
* In summary, if you were to take the middle ground from ideas from both Dawn and Midnight, this would be the place.
This makes the Astral Planes zone pretty much the “perfect” place to live. It’s in the middle, not too hot, not too cold, not too much mobs, etc.
This also makes it unlikely for anyone from The Astral Planes to want to leave.
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