✦ Galactic Catalogue ✦
Tejaswini
Rocky world, ringed · Uncommon
One echo and one flare from each visitor a day. These marks stay on this page and change nothing in the sky.
The record
- Catalog ID
- CD-07U27DP
- Type
- Rocky world
- Atmosphere
- Dense, cloud-covered
- Diameter
- 14,483 km
- Moons
- 0
- Rarity
- 40 / 99 · Uncommon
- Claimed
- 26 August 2026
- Governance
- Frontier Commons
- Ring system
- Present
- Region
- Cygnus Drift
Tejaswini presents as slate-blue, with wind-carved plateaus and boulder fields. A narrow, bright ring of reflective ice particles stands out against the darker debris disc behind it — a structure consistent with active shepherd dynamics. Surface temperatures range from -140 to 60°C at 0.04 atm, with cryogenic polar vortices. At 14,483 km across, the surface material is primarily silicate rock and iron oxide. Unremarkable on paper, rarity score 40. The kind of world that fills the catalog's middle range — individually ordinary, collectively essential to understanding planetary distribution.
Under the sky
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