Bob

 GEOGRAPHY

With a environment similar to Earth-That-Was, complete with oceans, plains, mountains, valleys and the like. The moon Bob's only terraforming quirks are only apparent from climates being based off of the positioning of the moon in comparison to the planet Three Hills which it circles and the yellow sun of the system.

The orbit of Bob leaves the moon to have one side always facing Three Hills. The side of the moon facing outwards varies between two versions of a desert climate, becoming a nearly frozen wasteland during the winter seasons whilst facing space and dried hot deserts during the summer seasons whilst pointed towards the sun.

The side of Bob facing Three Hills varies between warm tropical storms, caused by condensation build up from the terraforming machines attempting, albeit feebly, to counterbalancing the droughts that plague the opposite side of the planet during the summer seasons. This process continues during the winter seasons, however the lowered temperature leaves the planets tropical monsoons to change to cold drafts and icy rains with occasional sleet.