System of the Gods

The System of the Gods, also commonly referred to as the solar system or God's Bounds, is the gravitationally bound system of the Sun, also known as the Star of the Giant Gods, and the objects which orbit it, both directly and indirectly. Of the objects which orbit the sun directly, the largest of these are the 11 planets, with the remainder being small objects, the seven dwarf planets, and even smaller bodies. There are also objects included in the system which orbit the sun indirectly, the largest of which are numerous moons orbiting the main planets.

Star of the Giant Gods

See main article: Sun

Inner Solar System

Inner Planets and Moons

Minima

See main article: Minima

Minima is the closest planet to the sun, and is also the smallest planet in the solar system. Minima does have one moon, that being Veershah, which is the smallest moon in the solar system. Minima's name means "tiny" in Allian, and was named in 1501 when it was discovered by Albedo Massolini in what is now the Protectorates of Allia. Minima has a rocky surface, and does not have any rings. It is a terrestrial planet, like most of the other inner planets.

Bellator

See main article: Bellator

Bellator is the second-closest planet to the sun, and is the third-smallest planet in the solar system. Bellator is by far the hottest planet, and its volcanic activity, combined with proximity to the sun and greenhouse effect, makes it a fiery hot planet. It is terrestrial, and has an iron core. Its name means "warrior" in Allian, and was named by Patricia Bealse in 1488 in Telembria. Bellator has two moons, those being Bovem and Hastam. Bellator is also a terrestrial planet.

Sphera

See main article: Sphera

Sphera is the third-closest planet to the sun, and is the third-smallest planet in the solar system. Magma and lava are abundant on Sphera, and it is noted for the swirls of smoke on its surface, which contribute to its hotter temperatures. It is a terrestrial planet, and was discovered in 1443 by Patricia Bealse in Telembria. The name Sphera actually means "planet" in Allian. Sphera is one of two planets in the solar system to not have any moons.

Calcitro

See main article: Calcitro

Calcitro is the fourth-closest planet to the sun, and also fourth-smallest. Calcitro is of comparable temperature to Venturia, although slightly warmer, and has average temperatures upwards of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The planet has not been proven to sustain life, however, mainly because of the fact that it is a . Discovered in the Allian Empire in 1322 by Madame Roselyn DeFazio, the planet is named "kicker", because DeFazio believed it was kicking another planet, recognized today as being Sphera. Calcitro does have one moon, called Dooku.

Venturia

Medicus

See main article: Medicus

Medicus is the only dwarf planet in the inner system of the gods, although it is by far the largest dwarf planet in the system. Medicus was also the first discovered, by Walter Misney in 1704 in the Protectorates of Allia. Misney named the dwarf planet Medicus, which means "doctor." The planet was thought by Misney to be the leader of the asteroids in Civilization's Belt, and a doctor at the time was a preeminent member of society.

Civilization's Belt

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This belt of asteroids and other clustered gases separates the inner system from the intermediary system, and consists of much debris created from what scientists believe was a collision between Medicus and Christus only 3.2 million years ago. As a result of how recent the collision was, Medicus still bears a deformity today, along with a slightly displaced orbit. Civilization's Belt was named for its many gas patterns and rock formations which give it the look, from a telescope, of being a map, with rivers, cities represented as dots, etc. The Belt was discovered in 1710 by Walter Misney, who also discovered Medicus.

Intermediary Solar System

Intermediary Planets and Moons

Christus

Deus

Intermediary Dwarf Planets

Felix

Sternumentra

Veternum

Verecundus

Drifting Tandems

The drifting tandems is the name for a group of drifting ice rocks and other matter floating past the Marvel Belt. The drifting tandems consist of six groups, each with two major ice debris in them. The first tandem consists of Tigre and Lyon, the second consists of Belse and Cardinalse, the third of Chargra and Falconse, the fourth Jagwaurs and Detroit, the fifth of Pantherse and Texons, and the sixth of Tentan and Vikkings. Most tandems were named for animals, mainly because early astronomers believed animals were trapped inside the ice debris, although this is not true. The ice rocks in the drifting tandems are expected to one day collide with the planet [[]], although not for thousands of years. Most scientists believe the ice rocks were jettisoned from the intermediary planet [[]], after numerous collisions either with the dwarf planet [[]] or asteroids.

Outer Solar System

Outer Planets and Moons

Covid

Vader

Beeblebrox

Neaventuria

Outer Dwarf Planets

Malevolum

Stulta

Frodo's Ring

Frodo's Ring refers to a large space surrounding the outer solar system, which has thousands of small objects and gases floating around. The ring is the outer reaches of the solar system, and is considered the end of the solar system.