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The '''Saturn''' subsection of the [[Grimoire]] covers subjects related to [[Saturn]]. | The '''Saturn''' subsection of the [[Grimoire]] covers subjects related to [[Saturn]]. | ||
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Out beyond the Reef its rings shine. Whatever was known of it in the Golden Age is long forgotten, but more ancient truth remains: Saturn has dozens of moons, including the mighty Titan, a world larger than Mercury. | Out beyond the [[Reef]] its rings shine. Whatever was known of it in the [[Golden Age]] is long forgotten, but more ancient truth remains: Saturn has dozens of moons, including the mighty [[Titan (moon)|Titan]], a world larger than [[Mercury]]. | ||
A Guardian's ship might, in theory, reach Saturn, especially if supported by a larger vessel and good navigational data. But the hazards of the Reef and the Deep Black beyond threaten to devour anyone who makes the attempt. | A Guardian's ship might, in theory, reach Saturn, especially if supported by a larger vessel and good navigational data. But the hazards of the Reef and the Deep Black beyond threaten to devour anyone who makes the attempt. | ||
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Saturn's rings are not solid matter. Comprised of uncountable flecks of ice and dust, and shaped by the gravity of Saturn and its many moons, these particulates form two glowing rings around the gaseous planet below. | Saturn's rings are not solid matter. Comprised of uncountable flecks of ice and dust, and shaped by the gravity of Saturn and its many moons, these particulates form two glowing rings around the gaseous planet below. | ||
Or, they did. Then Oryx's Dreadnaught arrived. Its weapon punched right through the rings as it rushed toward the Awoken fleet that stood in its path. | Or, they did. Then [[Oryx]]'s [[Dreadnaught]] arrived. Its weapon punched right through the rings as it rushed toward the [[Awoken]] fleet that stood in its path. | ||
The rings of Saturn spin on. Perhaps one day they will be whole again. | The rings of Saturn spin on. Perhaps one day they will be whole again. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:15, September 17, 2020
The Saturn subsection of the Grimoire covers subjects related to Saturn.
Saturn
Out beyond the Reef its rings shine. Whatever was known of it in the Golden Age is long forgotten, but more ancient truth remains: Saturn has dozens of moons, including the mighty Titan, a world larger than Mercury.
A Guardian's ship might, in theory, reach Saturn, especially if supported by a larger vessel and good navigational data. But the hazards of the Reef and the Deep Black beyond threaten to devour anyone who makes the attempt.
Ghost Fragment: Saturn
Dreams of Alpha Lupi
A cold giant shows its night face to you. Distant moons slide past - icy little comets enslaved by a splendid master.
The lightning bolts and high clouds sweep away, and you burrow into a sea of liquid hydrogen that boils out of the long gash.
You put yourself on the perfect trajectory, and for a fraction of an instant you allow yourself the luxury of confidence.
Rings of Saturn
Saturn's rings are not solid matter. Comprised of uncountable flecks of ice and dust, and shaped by the gravity of Saturn and its many moons, these particulates form two glowing rings around the gaseous planet below.
Or, they did. Then Oryx's Dreadnaught arrived. Its weapon punched right through the rings as it rushed toward the Awoken fleet that stood in its path.
The rings of Saturn spin on. Perhaps one day they will be whole again.
