Astronomy

Celestial Objects

The Moon, Mulga

Riiga has one moon, overall called Mulga by Benevans, which is in a broken state. Mulga is also the name of the main body which makes up the vast majority of the object, with smaller yet still significant chunks which often have their own names and significance. The two larger pieces behind it are called Enes and Amor, and the largest piece ahead of it is called Lumir. Other languages have various names for the moon, with some treating the three larger pieces as individual celestial objects, while others treat the entire broken collection as one object. Mulga is of a pale silvery colour, evidenced through the study of fragments which occasionally fall down to Riiga. These fragments are most often called mulgite.

In the earliest days of Seleru Mysticism, it is believed that they observed Mulga in a slightly different state, with

coloured shattered moon

moon rocks

planets

galaxy

nebulae

Celestial Phenomena

comet

luminous cloud bacteria

eclipse

Benevis

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darkness side effects

mystic - observatories?

eclipse

telescope

astronomical clock

heliocentrism