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Would the Earth with 4 moons still be habitable?

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I'm currently writing about an Earth sized planet that is 33% water and has 4 moons all the same size as our moon. All moons are 243,000 miles from the planet's surface and the planet takes 392 days to fully cycle its sun. I think the night cycle is fine, but have no idea how the moons would affect the planet itself.

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