THE ARCHIVES OF AURELYA
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Basic Information
Nyxa appears in Aurelya’s sky as a dark red celestial body. Viewed up close, however, its own light environment is bluish, greenish, and turquoise.
- System
- Tharae star system
- Relationship to Aurelya
- Same gravitational system
- Visible hue from Aurelya
- Dark red
- Surface light environment
- Bluish, greenish, and turquoise
- Gravity
- Close to Aurelya’s gravity
- Climate
- Locally variable
- Record level
- Externally observable basic information
Distant Observation and a Closer View
Viewed from Aurelya, Nyxa has long appeared as a dark red celestial body. The observation is real, but by itself it does not reveal what Nyxa is like on its own surface. The reddish hue is produced by light reflected or scattered outward.
Seen up close, Nyxa’s light environment is different: bluish, greenish, shifting toward turquoise, and deep. Distance makes Nyxa appear simpler in Aurelya’s sky than it truly is.
Locally Variable Conditions
Nyxa’s climate varies locally. Mists, low air currents, and thin veils of light are visually prominent in many environments. Changes may be slow and subtle, but at times the weather can shift quickly.
Nyxa’s gravity is close to Aurelya’s, though not identical. A Level 0 observation does not attempt to explain the relationship between Nyxa and Aurelya in any greater detail.
Record details
Origin: Astronomical observational data predating the Vaelen era.
The original recorder and exact date cannot be identified at this Archive Level.
Confirmed by: Vaelir, Vaelen era cycles 2–3.
Reviewed by: Saeliri, Vaelen era cycle 6469.
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