Register of the worlds, stations, and sites of the chronicle, organised as a tree from star to settlement. The parent field in each entry’s frontmatter records its place in the hierarchy; individual bodies retain their own entries.

Sol System

  • Sol — the star at the centre of the settled sphere; root of the Sol-system tree
    • Earth — humanity’s home world; origin of the L-chirality standard
    • Venus — second planet of the Sol system
      • Aphrodite — Venusian cloud-layer habitat operated by Hesperus Initiative
    • Mars — first planet beyond Earth to host permanent settlement
      • Deimos — Mars’s smaller moon, site of the primary inner-system shipyard
      • Mars Settlements — thirteen permanent settlements, ~1,330,000 residents as of the 2165 census
      • Vysota Station — rotating orbital habitat in Mars orbit, operational since 2081
    • Jupiter — largest planet, site of the UN’s suspended He-3 extraction platform
      • Callisto — Jovian moon, site of the first confirmed D-chirality life
      • Europa — Jovian moon, site of the first confirmed extraterrestrial life
      • Ganymede — Jupiter’s largest moon, target of the Pathfinder Fleet’s first leg
      • Io — Jupiter’s innermost Galilean moon, ~2,000 residents
    • Saturn — sixth planet of the Sol system
      • Enceladus — Saturnian moon, target of the UN colonization programme
      • Titan — Saturn’s largest moon, target of the Pathfinder Fleet’s third leg
    • Neptune — eighth planet of the Sol system
      • SNOBA — Sun-Neptune L4 Optomechanical Baseline Array, deployed 2150–2153
      • Triton — Neptune’s largest moon, site of the 2133 biological discovery
    • Pluto — dwarf planet, site of the first confirmed non-human artifacts
      • Charon — Pluto’s largest moon, site of the Charon Anchor complex
      • Persephone Reach — Pluto’s first genuine surface settlement
    • Ceres — largest body in the asteroid belt, site of Tianshui
      • Tianshui — first human settlement on Ceres, established 2091
    • Asteroid Belt — the Belt extraction economy between Mars and Jupiter
      • Hygiea — fourth-largest body in the belt, site of the 2125 UNSF raid
      • Pallas — large main-belt asteroid, construction site of The Ark
      • Vesta — large belt asteroid, headquarters of Argus Extraction Defense

Beyond the Sol System

  • Alpha Centauri — nearest star system, designated destination of The Ark

Unassigned

  • Kuiper Belt Site — non-human vessel in open trans-Neptunian space; no parent body identified

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