THE ARCHIVES OF AURELYA
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Star System
Tharae’s yellow-white light carries seven distinct worlds: Pyros, Silen, Virex, Lumea, Aurelya, Thalos, and Noxara. Beyond them, Erynd’s comets, ice, and rocky bodies form the outermost ring of the system.
Order from innermost to outermost: Pyros · Silen · Virex · Lumea · Aurelya · Thalos · Noxara
Record details
Origin of the Record
The basic structure of the Tharae star system was known several thousand Aurelyan cycles ago. The oldest surviving description included Tharae, the seven planets, their order within the system, and the outermost ring of Erynd.
The recorder of the original description and its exact date are unknown. The current system map is a later representation based on this older knowledge of the system and on subsequent layers of observation.
Formation of the Record
- Earliest known primary record
- Recorder unknown, several thousand Aurelyan cycles ago [1 Aurelyan cycle ≈ 1.22 Earth years]
- Astronomical observational data
- Space Concord
- Field and resonance interpretations
- Resonance Concord
- Integration and preservation of Archive layers
- Archive Concord
- Record status
- Continuously expanding
The Archive preserves information in its original scale. Where necessary, the corresponding value for an Earth reader is given in brackets.
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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