Jakarta

The moon Jakarta is located in an extremely small galaxy that is 988 million light-years away from Earth. The moon Jakarta orbits a small gas giant named Onfu. Onfu is the third planet in the Galara system. The moon Jakarta is extremely diverse, with up to 3.4 million species living there. A day on the moon lasts only 11 hours, and the axial tilt is 80 degrees. The moon has brown vegetation, with savannas, tropical rainforests, and deserts dominating the landscape. Due to the moon's gravity, animals have many legs, and the trees are extremely tall.
ESI: 0.878
== History ==
·   ~7.446 billion years ago. Jakarta was formed around the star RS 0-9-16775664-1823-7-5-59-986 B
·   ~7.02-6.84 billion years ago. The planet cooled down and the first oceans appeared.
·   ~6.29 billion years ago, an asteroid brought single-celled life to the surface of the moon.
·   ~3.82 billion years ago. The emergence of multicellular life in the oceans
·   ~3.21 billion years ago, a supernova exploded near the moon Jakarta, destroying 97% of all life on the moon.
·   ~2.1 billion years ago. The first organisms come to land.
·   ~1.8 billion years-620 million years ago, life on the moon Jakarta improved and developed. During this period, the planet was home to up to 15 million species of animals, and 90% of the surface was covered in tropical rainforests. The average temperature at that time was 15°C.
·   ~590 million years ago, an asteroid up to 30 km in size crashed into the moon Jakarta, causing an ice age. The temperature plummeted from 15°C to -30°C.
·   ~589-510 million years ago, the average temperature on the moon Jakarta was -29°C. During this time, almost nothing lived on the moon, except for plants and insects. During this period, the axis of the moon mysteriously shifted from 0 to 80 degrees.
·   ~500-3 million years ago, the average temperature on the moon Jakarta was 25°C, and the moon was once again entirely covered with tropical rainforests.
·   Today, Jakarta's biosphere is diverse and resilient, adapted to the unique lunar environment. Extremely tall trees with thin trunks dominate the landscape, accompanied by abundant shrubbery. The moon's lakes and rivers host vibrant underwater species. The civilization coexists harmoniously with this biodiverse ecosystem, fostering conservation and sustainable practices. Most animals on Jakarta have 4-6 limbs and are larger than their counterparts on Earth.
File:Jakarta-009.jpg|Jakarta 7.3 bilions years ago
File:Jakarta-005.jpg|Jakarta 6.1 bilions years ago
File:Jakarta-006.jpg|Jakarta 3.9 bilions years ago
File:Jakarta-007.jpg|Jakarta 1.8 bilions years ago
File:Jakarta-008.jpg|Jakarta 550 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-004.jpg|Jakarta 300 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-010.jpg|Jakarta 110 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-011.jpg|Jakarta 60 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-015.png|Tropical Forest 700 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-014.png|Tropical Forest 700 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-013.png|Savanna 700 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-012.png|Savanna 700 millions years ago
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File:Jakarta-020.png|Frozen Tropical Forest 500 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-017.png|Frozen Forest 500 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-021.png|Frozen Savanna 500 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-018.png|Frozen Savanna/Steppe 500 millions years ago
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File:Jakarta-022.png|Tropical Forest 100 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-025.png|Tropical Forest 100 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-023.png|Tropical Forest 100 millions years ago
File:Jakarta-024.png|Tropical Forest 100 millions years ago
== Biosphere ==
Jakarta's biosphere is diverse and resilient, adapted to its unique lunar environment. Vegetation predominantly has a brown hue, with extremely tall trees featuring thin trunks. The moon is home to up to 3.4 million species of animals, including 20% insects, 21% marine life, 30% birds, and the remaining 29% terrestrial animals.
Animals on Jakarta have 4-6 limbs and are larger than their Earth counterparts. Tree-dwelling species leap among the branches, while ground-dwellers forage in the shrubs. The lakes and rivers are teeming with vibrant marine life, forming intricate food webs.
Bird-like creatures with expansive wingspans glide effortlessly in the low gravity. Predators, both terrestrial and aquatic, have evolved keen senses and swift movements to hunt their prey. Herbivores graze on the abundant vegetation, often migrating to follow the growth cycles of their food sources.
This rich and dynamic ecosystem showcases the adaptability and resilience of life on the moon Jakarta.
File:Jakarta-033.png|Tropical Forest Today
File:Jakarta-032.png|Tropical Forest Today
File:Jakarta-031.png|Tropical Forest Today
File:Jakarta-022.png|Tropical Forest Today
== History (Civilization) ==
· ~1.3 million years ago,the first intelligent beings emerged on the moon Jakarta. These early ancestors were hunter-gatherers, relying on the rich biodiversity of the tropical rainforests for sustenance.
· ~1.2 millions-800,000 years ago.As time progressed, these beings began to form small, organized societies. They developed primitive tools and learned to harness fire, which enabled them to cook food and stay warm during cooler periods.
· ~800,000-500,000 years ago, the civilization underwent an agricultural revolution. They started to domesticate plants and animals, leading to the establishment of permanent settlements. This period saw the construction of the first villages and towns.
· Technological innovation flourished between 500,000 and 200,000 years ago. The civilization developed advanced tools, built monumental structures, and created early forms of writing and record-keeping. This era marked the rise of city-states and complex political systems.
· The moon Jakarta experienced a golden age from 200,000 to 50,000 years ago. During this period, the civilization made significant advancements in science, mathematics, medicine, and the arts. Trade routes were established, connecting various regions and fostering cultural exchange.
· ~50,000 years ago, environmental challenges began to threaten the civilization. Shifts in climate and natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions and asteroid impacts, disrupted agriculture and settlements. Despite these challenges, the civilization showed remarkable resilience and adaptability.
Present Day Jakarta with an Intelligent Civilization
Today, Jakarta is a thriving world with a population of 6.4 billion intelligent beings. The cities are interconnected by high-speed transit systems, powered by sustainable energy sources. Advanced communication networks ensure instant connectivity across the moon.
Advanced Technology and Infrastructur
Jakarta's inhabitants have developed cutting-edge technologies, including renewable energy sources, efficient waste management systems, and smart cities. Urban areas are designed with brown spaces, vertical gardens, and eco-friendly buildings that harmonize with the environment.
Rich Cultural Life
Cultural life on Jakarta is vibrant and diverse. There are numerous festivals celebrating various aspects of their rich heritage. The arts flourish with many galleries, theaters, and music venues. Education is highly valued, with institutions providing excellent opportunities for learning and innovation.
Scientific and Space Exploration
The civilization is deeply invested in space exploration and scientific research. They have established research stations on nearby celestial bodies and regularly conduct missions to explore the universe. Advanced telescopes and observatories enable them to study distant galaxies.
Sustainable Living
The inhabitants of Jakarta prioritize sustainable living. They utilize renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal power. Urban planning integrates green spaces and eco-friendly infrastructure, ensuring a balance between development and nature.
This intelligent civilization on Jakarta exemplifies a harmonious coexistence with nature, advanced technology, and a rich cultural heritage, showcasing their adaptability, innovation, and deep respect for their environment.
== Currency (Information of I. C.)==
The primary currency on the moon Jakarta is called the Donar. It has been in use for several centuries and is deeply integrated into the daily life and economy of Jakarta's inhabitants. The symbol for the Donar is "Ð," and it is used for all types of transactions, from everyday purchases to large-scale business deals
* Digital and Physical Forms
The Donar exists in both digital and physical forms. Digital Donars are managed through advanced blockchain technology, ensuring secure and transparent transactions. Physical Donar coins and notes are crafted from durable, lightweight materials designed to withstand Jakarta's unique environmental conditions.
*Anti-Counterfeiting Measures
The Donar incorporates sophisticated anti-counterfeiting measures. Physical notes feature holographic elements and embedded microchips, while digital transactions are protected by high-level encryption and biometric authentication.
File:Jakarta-41.jpg|1 Donar
File:Jakarta-038.jpg|10 Donar
File:Jakarta-037.jpg|50 Donar
File:Jakarta-40.jpg|100 Donar
== Ejodan Monument ==
The Ejodan Monument is a revered site on the moon Jakarta, deeply significant to the Galdains. Believed to be over 25,000 years old, it stands as a testament to the ancient history and spiritual heritage of the Galdain civilization. The monument is a towering structure, intricately carved with symbols and figures that depict the legends and deities of their culture.
*Spiritual Significance
Galdains from across Jakarta make pilgrimages to the Ejodan Monument to offer prayers and meditate. It is considered sacred, and within a 50-kilometer radius of the monument, no cities or permanent settlements are allowed to be built, preserving its sanctity and ensuring a serene environment for worship.
File:Jakarta-042.jpg|Ejodan Monument
File:Jakarta-045.jpg|Ejodan Monument Location
== New Galaranon ==
The largest and most populous city on the moon Jakarta is New Galaranon, with a population of up to 150 million inhabitants. This bustling metropolis is a center of innovation, culture, and commerce, featuring advanced infrastructure, brown spaces, and prestigious educational institutions. Known for its vibrant urban life, diverse neighborhoods, and numerous entertainment options, New Galaranon exemplifies sustainable living with efficient waste management and renewable energy systems. The exact location of the city remains unknown, adding an element of mystery to this sprawling urban marvel.
File:Jakarta-048.jpg|New Galaranon (Location Unknown)
File:Jakarta-046.jpg|New Galaranon (Location : Somewhere in desert near by Ejodan Monument)
File:Jakarta-047.jpg|New Galaranon (Location Unknown)
File:Jakarta-049.jpg|New Galaranon (Location Unknown)
== Hasnan Kopé: The Leader of Jakarta ==
Hasnan Kopé is the leader of the moon Jakarta, ruling over the entire lunar society with an iron fist. He is half-robot, and due to severe burns on his face, he must constantly wear armor. His age is unknown, adding to the enigma surrounding him.
Despite his authoritative control, Hasnan Kopé is widely disliked by the populace. Many view him as a tyrant, and his cold, mechanical demeanor only fuels the public's distrust and resentment. His policies are often harsh, and his rule is characterized by strict surveillance and limited personal freedoms. Yet, his leadership has also led to significant advancements in technology and infrastructure, making Jakarta one of the most developed regions in the galaxy.
In summary, Hasnan Kopé is a controversial and enigmatic leader, whose presence is both feared and resented by the people of Jakarta.
File:Jakarta-050.jpg|Photo of Hasnan Kopé in his Palace (20years ago)
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