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A group of virtuals examine a floating model of their Matrioshka Hypernode which contains the Gigaverse. The orbiting structures would appear as dark, non-luminary objects in the Matter-world. Labels in the image have been translated for EG readers |
Delta Leonis - Data Panel | |
System | Location: - Distance from Aksijaha: 64.45 ly (J2000) - Distance from Sol: 58.43 ly (J2000) - Constellation: Leo |
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Star | Names: Zosma, Delta Leonis, 68 Leonis, Gliese 419 (GJ 419), HD 97603, HIP 54872, HR 4357 Physical characteristics (prior to disassembly): - Mass: 2.061 x Sol - Radius: 2.557 x Sol - Temperature: 8,085 Kelvin - Luminosity: 24.973 x Sol (bolometric) - Spectral type: A5IV - Age: 858 million years Present status: - Matrioshka Hypernode, Omega-class |
Planets | Note: All Extended World Classification System labels and numerical data describe the system prior to modification 1) Malindi: Skolian SulfoliTerrestrial OxyTelluric LapiMinervan Agonian - Semi-major axis = 1.462 AU, Orbital period = 1.231 years, Eccentricity = 0.118, Mass = 0.378 x Earth, Radius = 0.761 x Earth, Temperature = 537 K - Moons: 0 - Present status: Disassembled to facilitate construction of Hypernode 2) Baikonur: SulfoliTerrestrial OxyTelluric LapiYdratian CapnoCytherean - Semi-major axis = 2.355 AU, Orbital period = 2.517 years, Eccentricity = 0.142, Mass = 1.824 x Earth, Radius = 1.146 x Earth, Temperature = 983 K - Moons: 3 - Present status: No stellar illumination, atmosphere frozen onto surface 3) Kiruna: TholiTerrestrial OxyTelluric LapiRhean OceaThermal AquaGaian - Semi-major axis = 4.764 AU, Orbital period = 7.243 years, Eccentricity = 0.0762, Mass = 0.916 x Earth, Radius = 0.980 x Earth, Temperature = 314 K - Moons: 0 - Present status: Terraformed with gengineered and neogenic Earth-like biosphere 4) Arnhem: HydroJovian CarboTelluric GeliJotunnian HydrogeoBarian - Semi-major axis = 12.31 AU, Orbital period = 30.08 years, Eccentricity = 0.0581, Mass = 56.72 x Earth, Radius = 8.715 x Earth, Temperature = 204 K - Moons: 164 - Present status: 163 moons disassembled for computronium and habitats; largest moon intact and home to indigenous microbial biosphere 5) Canaveral: AmmoNeptunian CarboTelluric GeliJotunnian AquaCytherean - Semi-major axis = 21.85 AU, Orbital period = 71.14 years, Eccentricity = 0.0152, Mass = 6.833 x Earth, Radius = 3.449 x Earth, Temperature = 147 K - Moons: 59 - Present status: 52 moons disassembled to build supramundane world 6) Kourou: MethoTerrestrial OxyTelluric GeliRhean MariTepidal AzoGaian AquaAtlantean - Semi-major axis = 96.28 AU, Orbital period = 658.1 years, Eccentricity = 0.235, Mass = 2.194 x Earth, Radius = 1.527 x Earth, Temperature = 74 K - Moons: 14 - Present status: 1 moon partially converted to artisun 7) Hesperides: Terrestrial OxyTelluric CereRhean AzoArean AquaAtlantean - Semi-major axis = 302.4 AU, Orbital period = 3,663 years, Eccentricity = 0.393, Mass = 1.227 x Earth, Radius = 1.255 x Earth, Temperature = 40 K - Moons: 6 - Present status: 57% of planet worldhoused in wide variety of climates, moons disassembled to provide matter for worldhouses |
Population | S0: 2.41 quintillion S0 (excluding the Gigaverse): 85.8 billion S1: 5,273 S2: 12 S3: 1 - Lawgiver of the Jungle S4: 1 - Uncountable Qualia |
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Overlooking a biocity in Everlux, with several different types of space ecologies in the background |
"Oh my daughter, how could I ever explain to you how beautiful, how rich, the Far Realms are? Our language does not have the concepts. A mind such as yours cannot contain it. I am glad that I made sure that I would visit you and see your new children, and yet I must now leave again. I cannot remain in this impoverished world. If you had to never again see the beautiful intricacies of biology, never hear music, never taste flavors ever again; if you had to live in a world flat, small, grayscale, silent, and textureless, with a gestalt of one dimension, then you might know how I feel. And you would be craving to return just as I am."
"I must admit, I do wonder what my mother's life is really like up there. And yet, it's led her to view my life - the sort of life she once lived - as bland and near-empty. Honestly, it's scary to lose appreciation for that. I think it's better that I not know. I don't want to lose my love of the real universe and my relationships here for something I could just as well never know about."
-Dialogues Between Heaven and Earth - An Ethnographic Study of the Cultures of Delta Leonis, Striving University Publishing, 10544 AT