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[[Category:Planets]]

{{Stellar's World

| title1=HyperBorea


{{Infobox World
| title1=Borealis Minoris / HyperBorea
| image1=borea.png
| image1=borea.png
| caption-image1=Moon HyperBorea and Borealis

| meta_info=Example
| caption-image1="They use the entire planet as their Server room, And it's not even the Library" - Emilia Dastarian
| article_creator=mMONTAGEe

| location_info=Example
| author=mMONTAGEe

| galaxy=Milky Way
| galaxy=Milky Way
| distance_from_galactic_center=20.23 Thousand light years

| region=Shibui Region
| region=Shibui Region
| system=Amaterasu-Tsukuyomi

| designations=Borealis B
| system=Amaterasu-Tsukuyomi Barycenter
| other_names=Borealis Minoris
| demonym=Forgotten Planet
| semi-major_axis=914502.62 kms
| previous/unused_names=DSO 76456-10857

| world_type=Temperate Lacusterine Terra
| orbital_period=5.396 days
| parent_body=Borealis

| parent_body_type=Jovian Gas Giant
| rotational_period=5.396 days
| semimajor_axis=914502.02 km

| axial_tilt=5
| orbital_period=5.396 Days
| eccentricity=0.198

| inclination=-24.7328244
| atmospheric_composition=CO2, H2O, N2, O2
| neighboring_orbits=Borealis A, Borealis C

| mass=<math>8.7794\cdot10^{24}</math>
| atmospheric_pressure=1,1 atm
| radius=7120.00
| climate=Dry
| density=5.8068
| surface_gravity=1.177 g

| nations=United LunaTerra, Martian Technate (24th), United Sol Command (26th)
| gravity=1.177 g
| international_groups=Scientific Assembly

| inhabitant_species=TritoCarp, Aplanulata HyperMeduzas, Humanity
| authority=Archangels (Former)
| population= ~ 2000

| official_languages=Sol Standard, Angelic Standard
| population= 200
| economy=Research

| currency=ExoCredits
| races=Humanity, TritoCarps, Aplanulata HyperMeduzas
| trade_partners=Scientific Assembly Logistics Branch

| languages=Angelic, English
| unique_local_resources=Angelic Metal, Gravinium}}

}}


===OVERVIEW===
===OVERVIEW===
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HyperBorea defies conventional planetary science. Its relatively young age is an anomaly, sparking theories that it may have been crafted by the Archangels as a terminal to access their ancient technology. This theory was initially dismissed after a database access revealed the presence of an unusual metal on the planet—a dual-graviton string-bound structure caused by interactions with Fractons. This finding led some to speculate that HyperBorea might be linked to the Unknowns, ancient beings from a collapsing Fractal Universe known as the Bridge Architects. The Archangels are believed to have established a Library access point on HyperBorea for civilizations in the Shibui galactic region, near the "Eye of Horus" Nebula.
HyperBorea defies conventional planetary science. Its relatively young age is an anomaly, sparking theories that it may have been crafted by the Archangels as a terminal to access their ancient technology. This theory was initially dismissed after a database access revealed the presence of an unusual metal on the planet—a dual-graviton string-bound structure caused by interactions with Fractons. This finding led some to speculate that HyperBorea might be linked to the Unknowns, ancient beings from a collapsing Fractal Universe known as the Bridge Architects. The Archangels are believed to have established a Library access point on HyperBorea for civilizations in the Shibui galactic region, near the "Eye of Horus" Nebula.
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S_{\text{dual-graviton}} = \int d^{11}x \left[ \frac{1}{2} \partial_{[\mu} h_{\nu]\lambda} \partial^{[\mu} \tilde{h}^{\nu]\lambda\rho\sigma} + \frac{1}{2} \tilde{h}^{\mu\nu\rho\sigma} \Box \tilde{h}_{\mu\nu\rho\sigma} \right]
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The new metal, far more exotic than the so-called Angelic Metal, was named Gravinium due to its unique dual-graviton bonding, which naturally causes gravitational anomalies. When manipulated, Gravinium's properties can be harnessed, making it the core material for constructing Bridge Rings, the gateways that enable passage through bridge space. This phenomenon has earned it the unofficial nickname "Dual-Graviton Interaction with Gravioli Sauce," humorously referencing the simulated diagram of its interaction, which resembles spaghetti weaving into a wobbling snake.
The new metal, far more exotic than the so-called Angelic Metal, was named Gravinium due to its unique dual-graviton bonding, which naturally causes gravitational anomalies. When manipulated, Gravinium's properties can be harnessed, making it the core material for constructing Bridge Rings, the gateways that enable passage through bridge space. This phenomenon has earned it the unofficial nickname "Dual-Graviton Interaction with Gravioli Sauce," humorously referencing the simulated diagram of its interaction, which resembles spaghetti weaving into a wobbling snake.



HyperBorea's oceans are composed primarily of tritiated water (T2O), containing unusually high concentrations of tritium (H3) the origin of which remains a mystery. Native sea life has evolved to thrive on tritium radioactivity, drawing energy from it to survive in the deep, high-pressure environments of the planet’s vast seas.
HyperBorea's oceans are composed primarily of tritiated water (T2O), containing unusually high concentrations of tritium (H3) the origin of which remains a mystery. Native sea life has evolved to thrive on tritium radioactivity, drawing energy from it to survive in the deep, high-pressure environments of the planet’s vast seas.
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====Aplanulata HyperMeduzas====
====Aplanulata HyperMeduzas====
In the deeper depths of HyperBorea’s oceans, massive schools of jellyfish-like creatures known as Aplanulata HyperMeduzas float through the irradiated waters. These jellyfish are remarkably similar to Terra’s Aplanulata species, suggesting a curious case of parallel evolution. However, unlike their Earthly counterparts, the HyperMeduzas sustain themselves purely on tritium radiation and never rise from the depths of HyperBorea’s seas.
In the deeper depths of HyperBorea’s oceans, massive schools of jellyfish-like creatures known as Aplanulata HyperMeduzas float through the irradiated waters. These jellyfish are remarkably similar to Terra’s Aplanulata species, suggesting a curious case of parallel evolution. However, unlike their Earthly counterparts, the HyperMeduzas sustain themselves purely on tritium radiation and never rise from the depths of HyperBorea’s seas.

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===ARCHIVE MESSAGES===
A Message Archived in the Library by the Last Spiritual Leader of the Archangel Society, Leaving a Prophecy about Humanity
By permission of the Parliamentary bodies of the Solar Confederation, and through the approval of the Scientific Assembly, several translated articles from the Library of the Archangels have been published at the request of the CRS Graviton crew.

====Article E-33454j. The Sonata of 11 Dimensions====
"...Why is this how everything is structured? Why is Sahuri our home? We rush with the flow of _Möl_ (evolution through time), blinded by our own pride, teetering on the edge of erasure. The {humans} of Mashkhara (Earth) are not to be underestimated. The mother will send {two} {humans} to forgive us for our mistakes."

====Article E-33456i. The Sonata of 11 Dimensions====
"...We must guide our future friends, help them with our {inventions}, and teach them to harness the power of {Gravitation}. Let the metal plate and the {spaceship} lead the {two} {humans} to the Library.
They will be there. They know. They will intervene. They will be aggressive..."

====Article B-11564y. Relics of the Ancient====
...The tunnels, the {Bridges}—who built them? Between {Sagittarius A}, Sahuri, lies a tunnel linking distant worlds. A passage connecting {galaxies}, dimensions, and universes. In the space between, a mysterious voice, a [[Scope:Vela|Vela]] of the cosmos, watching from the shadows.

Latest revision as of 18:15, May 31, 2025

"THE RIVER OF LIGHTS TOWARDS DISTANT WORLDS"
TIMELINE

This article takes place in the 24 & 26 centuries of Distant Worlds.

Borealis Minoris / HyperBorea
Moon HyperBorea and Borealis
Meta Info
Article Creator

mMONTAGEe

Location Info
Galaxy

Milky Way

Distance From Galactic Center

20.23 Thousand light years

Region

Shibui Region

System

Amaterasu-Tsukuyomi

Designations
Other Names

Borealis Minoris

Designations

Borealis B

Demonym

Forgotten Planet

Previous/Unused Names

DSO 76456-10857

World Type

Temperate Lacusterine Terra

Orbital Info
Parent Body

Borealis

Parent Body Type

Jovian Gas Giant

Semimajor Axis

914502.02 km

Orbital Period

5.396 Days

Eccentricity

0.198

Inclination

-24.7328244

Neighboring Orbits

Borealis A, Borealis C

Properties
Mass

8.7794\cdot10^{24}

Radius

7120.00

Density

5.8068

Surface Gravity

1.177 g

Society and Politics
Nations

United LunaTerra, Martian Technate (24th), United Sol Command (26th)

International Groups

Scientific Assembly

Inhabitant Species

TritoCarp, Aplanulata HyperMeduzas, Humanity

Population

~ 2000

Official Languages

Sol Standard, Angelic Standard

Economy
Currency

ExoCredits

Trade Partners

Scientific Assembly Logistics Branch

Unique Local Resources

Angelic Metal, Gravinium

OVERVIEW

The planet HyperBorea, initially classified as DSO 76456-10857 Artifact or "The Forgotten Planet", is a temperate marine moon orbiting the Class IV gas giant Borealis. HyperBorea became a primary focus during the Distant Worlds expedition, especially following first contact with the Archangels and the activation of the Lotus Facility. Traces of HyperBorea were first detected during an early survey of the Lotus Facility on Nova (K2-18b). The crew, led by Mikail Deutron, included Harrison Wells, Vitas Vanir, and Victor Dastarian, alongside an undercover S.E.A. agent and a chemical expert.

HyperBorea defies conventional planetary science. Its relatively young age is an anomaly, sparking theories that it may have been crafted by the Archangels as a terminal to access their ancient technology. This theory was initially dismissed after a database access revealed the presence of an unusual metal on the planet—a dual-graviton string-bound structure caused by interactions with Fractons. This finding led some to speculate that HyperBorea might be linked to the Unknowns, ancient beings from a collapsing Fractal Universe known as the Bridge Architects. The Archangels are believed to have established a Library access point on HyperBorea for civilizations in the Shibui galactic region, near the "Eye of Horus" Nebula.

S_{\text{dual-graviton}} = \int d^{11}x \left[ \frac{1}{2} \partial_{[\mu} h_{\nu]\lambda} \partial^{[\mu} \tilde{h}^{\nu]\lambda\rho\sigma} + \frac{1}{2} \tilde{h}^{\mu\nu\rho\sigma} \Box \tilde{h}_{\mu\nu\rho\sigma} \right] The new metal, far more exotic than the so-called Angelic Metal, was named Gravinium due to its unique dual-graviton bonding, which naturally causes gravitational anomalies. When manipulated, Gravinium's properties can be harnessed, making it the core material for constructing Bridge Rings, the gateways that enable passage through bridge space. This phenomenon has earned it the unofficial nickname "Dual-Graviton Interaction with Gravioli Sauce," humorously referencing the simulated diagram of its interaction, which resembles spaghetti weaving into a wobbling snake.


HyperBorea's oceans are composed primarily of tritiated water (T2O), containing unusually high concentrations of tritium (H3) the origin of which remains a mystery. Native sea life has evolved to thrive on tritium radioactivity, drawing energy from it to survive in the deep, high-pressure environments of the planet’s vast seas.


The planet’s atmosphere, composed of 72% CO2 and 28% O2, along with trace amounts of inert gases, is highly unsuitable for human habitation. Despite these harsh conditions, the local plant life has adapted to perform extreme photosynthesis, using the CO2 in the air to fuel its growth.

OCEAN LIFE

The oceanic life of HyperBorea remains largely unstudied due to the planet’s distance from the local stellar neighborhood and the complexities of exploring its deep waters.

TritoCarp

Near the surface, a common species known as the TritoCarp (scientific name: Tritiumo Carpio) thrives in the shallow seas. This fish primarily feeds on seaweed near the shores, where radiation levels are lower. During periods of solar eclipses caused by Borealis or at night, the TritoCarps migrate to deeper waters to feed on tritium hotspots. Physically, they differ from Terra’s Cyprinus carpio by having two antenna-like appendages above their eyes, which function as attenuators for detecting tritium hotspots through electromagnetic radiation.

Aplanulata HyperMeduzas

In the deeper depths of HyperBorea’s oceans, massive schools of jellyfish-like creatures known as Aplanulata HyperMeduzas float through the irradiated waters. These jellyfish are remarkably similar to Terra’s Aplanulata species, suggesting a curious case of parallel evolution. However, unlike their Earthly counterparts, the HyperMeduzas sustain themselves purely on tritium radiation and never rise from the depths of HyperBorea’s seas.