Illinata

**Illinata** is the name of the planet. It has a tilted axis, with two suns (one similar to Rigel and the other like Betelgeuse) and three moons (one like Ganymede, one like Triton, one like Charon). The planet has two rings. The years are 416 days long. Parts of the planet are in permanent shadows, but do to clouds and mountains, not the planets rotation itself, there are 2 or more timezones, the right is hot and the left is cold, the days and nights are short, as the planet rotates fast, but move in orbit slowly. The seasons are of changeable lengths, and depending on the area, temperatures are extreme or unchanging, the ozone is thick and so there is little radiation, the sky has a violet tint and the ocean green, and the earth red, the sunlight is whiter and bluer, rather than yellow, and sunsets are crimson due to volcanic ash in the atmosphere. The magnetic field is stronger than earth and the planet is denser and 1.5 times larger, and closer to the moons than earth. Tides and winds are strong and changeable. Two of the three moons have been colonized. There are oceans underneath the surface, and underwater volcanoes, as well as surface lakes of ammonia, and some low gas clouds of differing chemicals that hardly move. The planet rotates east to west or on its side. Rotates on its axis backwards, so the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. One of the moons has a retrograde orbit, as it was captured by Illinata. It also has ring arcs. The whole planet gets auroras. Due to lime, the oceans range from cyan, or to green from phytoplankton. The sky is violet due to a hotter sun, and there is also a thicker atmosphere. The ground is red due to iron. One moon orbits faster than the others. The planet only orbits the smaller sun, so the other sun is always a bright star even at night, but due to the rotation of the planet, sometimes nights are dark and sometimes they are light. The equator is vertical. Due to the moons, the tides are very challenging. The planet only has one ring. Two of the moons were made from the planet, and that same event tilted the planet to rotate vertically instead of side to side. The moons do not rise together. There are lakes of boiling sulphur. Early on the largest moon was colonized, then the world was decimated and forced to slowly start again, with some of the moon people the first to rebuild, though they were unable to return for a long while, and those on the moon had not the natural resources or fuel to return, a schism formed as the two groups were separated for what must have been a millennia. When the ones who returned payed a visit to their ancestral home, the differences were innumerate, and a conflict began, that lasted many decades and nearly destroyed both, as one was fledgling, and one had less resources.

## Planetary Facts

* One day is ----hours
* One year is ------days
* The main axis of the magnetic field is tipped over by ----degrees compared with the planet's rotation axis. Due to this misalignment, the magnetosphere undergoes wild variations during each rotation.
* The planet's axis is tilted by 26.73 degrees, and so it experiences seasons
* There is a hexagon-shaped six-sided jet stream at the north pole, spanning about 20,000 miles across, the winds are 200 miles per hour, with a massive rotating storm at the center.
* It has a massive magnetosphere, and is (578) times as powerful as the Earth's , the rings and moons lie completely within it's magnetosphere, and it has aurorae completely unaffected by solar winds, but instead caused by the magnetic field's rapid rotation rate and particles ejected from the moons.
* The planet spins backwards compared to the Earth.
* In one area, at the tops of the clouds that are whipped around by strong winds, are persistent dark streaks that always remain and absorb ultraviolet radiation. These are caused by fine particles, ice crystals, and iron chloride.
* There is a mountain that reaches 36,000 feet high.
* Odd volcanoes radiating spurs that look like ticks from above.
* Due to spinning slowly on its axis but moving fast in its elliptical orbit around the sun, the sun rises briefly, sets, and rises again in some parts of the planet, with the reverse happening at sunset for other parts of the planet.
* There are bright streaks on the planet from when asteroids and comets struck the surface, some of the material it crushed was thrown far from the crater and lands on the surface in reflective fine particles.
* There are very large impact basins from early asteroid impacts, and cliffs hundreds of miles long and a mile high, from when the interior cooled and contracted over the billions of years since the planet formed.
* there are domes with flat tops and steep sides as wide as 38 miles formed from the extrusion of highly viscous lava
* there is terrain with intricate patterns of ridges and grooves, from when scorching temperatures made the rock behave like a liquid.
* Its rings are spread apart and look white from the planet's surface
* it settled into its current position in the solar system 4 billion years ago, and formed 4.5 billion years ago
* electrically conducting liquid like metal-hydrogen ocean
* the center has silicate minerals similar to quartz
* ammonia ice
* phosphorus-containing gasses rising from the planet's warm interior
* fast rotation causes strong jet streams which separates the clouds into dark belts and bright zones across long stretches (10 hour days) - atmosphere's ammonia gas travels up and down the jet streams
* anticyclones - rotate in the opposite direction and are colder on top and warmer on the bottom (60 miles tall)
* large red spot, swirling oval of clouds that has been in the same spot for over 300 years, extends over 200 miles
* core of iron, nickel, and sulfur,
* crust of iron, magnesium, aluminum, calcium, and potassium
* 3,000 mile long canyon, 4.3 miles deep, 200 miles wide
* volcano with a base the size of new mexico and three times taller than mt. everest
* ice water just under the surface
* carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and argon,
* dust storms, months before all the dust settles
* 17 hour day
* one year is 84 earth years
* 13 mins, 30 mins, or 2 hours 40 mins for sunlight to reach it from the sun
* equator is a right angle to the orbit,
* sun rises in the west
* 90 tilt axis
* rotates on its side
* for a quarter of each year, the sun shines directly over each pole, putting the other half into a 21 year darkness, extreme seasons
* methane gas in the atmosphere makes it look blue-green
* hydrogen and helium atmosphere
* winds are retrograde at the equator, blowing in the reverse direction of the planets rotation, closer to the poles with winds shift to a prograde direction
* lopsided magnetic field so the aurorae are not in alignment with the poles
* inner system of nine narrow dark grey rings, two outer rings, one reddish, and the outer one blue, some of the larger rings are surrounded by belts of fine dust

### Moons

* Telos - The smallest moon and closest to the planet, similar to Charon
* Menos - The second largest moon, in between the other two, similar to Triton
* Koros - The largest moon and farthest away from the planet, similar to Ganymede

* Retrograde orbit, as it was an independent object that Illinata captured.
* This moon is just inward from the ring, which stabilizes the ring arcs, which keeps them from spreading out. It has a highly eccentric, egg-shaped orbit that takes it very close and very far from Illinata, so the season's vary in length
* This moon is haze-shrouded and has methane lakes and internal oceans. This moon does not generate a magnetic field itself, but is given one shaped like a teardrop when the sun's magnetic field interacts with the moon's outer atmosphere, as ultraviolet light from the sun excited gasses in the outer atmosphere, creating an electrically excited ionosphere that interacts with the sun's magnetic field.
* half water ice and half rock
* captured asteroids

### Suns

* Ara is smaller and blue and hot
* Iro is larger and red and colder

### Constellations

There are 7 main constellations, that along with several smaller ones, make up 12, with an additional that is not usually visible and thus not often counted.

### Planets

None of the other planets can sustain life, most are gas giants, and only two are larger than Illinata, and only one is closer to the suns.

## Locations

### Countries

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* Isla Antrion-traders and sailors, complete heterochromia
* Rani Heriven-frozen wasteland, live underground, dwarves, barbarians above,
* Kanne-Werewolves, semi-arid, tan skin
* Sorellicor-Desert, domes and towers, libraries, astronomy. olive skin, grey eyes, black hair, trans, cat.
* Ithryn-elves, beautiful,
* Yorwyn-Black or brown straight hair and red or black eyes, pale, vampires, witches,
* Evesté-DID
* Nāmen-Light brown skin, black eyes and hair
* Camling-Brown eyes and curly red hair, some green eyes, white or brown skin. Fey.
* Isles of Veyhn-Pale straight hair and pale eyes, varied skin color, blind, mermaids (deaf, agender, gold eyes, black hair), sirens, selkies, kelpies, monolids
* Inua:ta: red skin, pink eyes, brown hair
* Loron-Elves
* Solmera-swamp, lizards, marshes and fens
* Chovran Islands-jungle.
* Pellion-Mute, bird-people
* Sa'hasa-yellow skin
* Azzamar-black skin
* Tör-Androids, robots.
* Soa-Autistic. Ace/Aro
* Manasoa-ADHD. Pan
* Koros-violet/gold eyes and white hair, atheist

### Bodies of Water

* Strait of Defiance
* Gulf of Jeryn
* Byrdan's Bay (Ennis Bay)
* Orlan's Bay
* Bay of Gentra
* Guven Bay

### Islands

* Claw Rock
* Crow Island
* Greywind's Rest
* Soren's Lament (Island)

### Mountains

* Mount Tranethor
* Western Hills
* White Mountains
* Mount Anger
* Kinter Mountains
* Morathi Mountains
* Griffin Peaks

### Forests

* Tenna Forest
* Deadwoods
* Red Forest

### Lakes

* Sister Lakes
* Lake Othlen
* Omun Lake
* Lake Kazza
* Ryman Lake
* Lake Locris

### Oceans & Seas

* North Eystra Ocean
* South Eystra Ocean
* Sorrledian Sea
* Ley Ocean
* Akanan Ocean
* Renti Ocean
* The Silent Sea
* Sea of Tears
* Sea of Dragons
* Sea of Winters
* Sea of Songs
* Qeva Sea
* Ieran Sea

### Geographical Formations

* Amanglee Coast
* Mount Tranethor
* Hawkland Fields
* Desert That Has Never Been Crossed
* Western Hills
* Great Forest "Old Forest"
* Menor's Mines
* Siirin Peninsula
* Sunfire Desert
* Lengmar Coast
* Makar's Point
* Riverlands
* The Heartlands
* The Vale

### Cities & Towns

* Corlain's Point
* Soren's Lament
* Öestram (Westrang)
* Crenach's Outpost
* Seorun-Capital
* Novos-2nd largest city
* Oron-Capital

* KOREAN
* Saja (lion)
* Meo-ri (head)
* Nabi (butterfly)
* **Son (hand)**
* Songarak (finger)
* Jarang (proud)
* Mian (sorry)
* Sarang (love)
* Paran (blue)
* Hara-ji (from grandfather)
* Ya-saeng (wild)
* Hakkyo (school)
* Sawol (April)
* Ireum (name)
* Hwajang (from bathroom)
* Sseu-da (write)
* Mo'reuda (not know)
* An-ja (sit)
* Jeon Hada (good)
* Gidarida (wait)
* Na-ga (go)
* Iyagi (talk)
* Malhae (speak)
* Sayong (use)
* Gieok (remember)
* Norae (sing)
* Nae-il (tomorrow)
* Saengil (life)
* **Ara** (know)
* Namja (man)
* Saram (people)
* Haneul (sky)
* Areum (beautiful)

* JAPANESE
* Kuroi (black)
* Nagai (long)
* Akai (red)
* **Iro** (colors)
* Amai (sweet)
* Kitanai (dirty)
* Keikan (police)
* Seiten (Sunny)
* Ame (rain)
* Eiga (movies)
* Sakkaa (soccer)
* Dare ka (who)
* Sorera (those)
* Shindai (bed)
* Tora (tiger)
* Saru (monkey)
* Kirin (giraffe)
* Yasai (vegetable)
* Urusai (noisy)

* ARABIC
* **Marah (time)**
* **Alsabt (saturday)**
* **Nahr (river)**
* **Aasef (windy)**
* **Baared (cold)**
* **Ezraig (blue)**
* **Shijrat (trees)**
* **Besune (cat)**
* **Asfeh (it's okay)**
* **Daafiey (hot)**
* **Eswed (black)**

* SAMOAN
* Sefulu (ten, samoan)
* Tasi (one, samoan)
* tessera (four, greek)
* aso (days, samoan)
* enaena (brown, samoan)
* meamata (green, samoan)
* lautele (wide, samoan)
* leaga (bad, samoan)
* taugata (expensive, samoan)
* moa (chicken, samoan)
* aiga (samoan)
* teine fomai (nurse)
* tau (weather)
* aisa (snow)
* tusiata (art)
* **mea**
* se'evae (shoes)
* o fea (where)
* ata (picture)
* nofoa (chair)
* moega (bed)
* gata (snake)
* isumu (mouse)
* serafi (giraffe)
* aeto (eagle)
* maile (dog)
* lakisi (lettuce)
* aniani saina (garlic)
* mago (dry)

* HUNGARIAN
* delutan (accent on e and a)
* naptari (accent on second a)
* heten (accent on first e)
* hatra (accent on first a)
* mennek
* viccen
* etelt (accent on first e)
* tavol (accent on a)
* az angol
* nehez (accent on second e)
* nem
* igen
* terv sombatra
* vasarn (accent on second a)
* majusi (accent on a)
* virag (accent on a)
* elseje
* kedvenc
* harom (accent on a)
* napos
* kaveval (accent on first a and e)
* kave (accent on a and e)
* sertes (accent on second e)
* finom
* barany (accents on both a)
* gyerek
* verzik (accent on e)
* kezet (accent on second e)
* erett (accent of first e)
* hatam (accent on first a)
* mernok (accent on e, umlaut on o)
* orvos
* tanar (accent on second a)
* anterem

* GREEK
* **turannoi (king)**
* **telos**
* **menos**
* **lyssa**
* **koros**
* **akhos**
* **ainos**
* **emeis (accent on i)**
* **areseis (accent on first e)**
* **iremise (accent on first e)**
* **chairete (accent on i)**

* **WELSH (Isles of Veyhn)**
* sych (dry)
* melys (sweet)
* sur (sour)
* tywyll (dark)
* tramor (foreign)
* galed (hard)
* llawn (full)
* rhad (inexpensive)
* hen (old)
* tawel (quiet)
* lleol (local)
* golau (light)
* oren (orange)
* wyn (white)
* llwyd (grey)
* glas (blue)
* maint (sizes)
* mawr (big)
* hir (long)
* byr (short)
* tal (tall)
* tenau (thin)
* eang (wide)
* iawn (very)
* gwan (weak)
* anghywir (wrong)
* araf (slow)
* meddal (soft)
* gywir (correct)
* **bara (bread)**
* cinio (dinner)
* psygod (fish)
* menyn (butter)
* halen (salt)
* cawl (soup)
* orennau (oranges)
* moron (carrot)
* llysiau (vegetables)
* gellyg (pears)
* eirin (peaches)
* arth (bear)
* cath (cat)
* teirw (bulls)
* adar (birds)
* aderyn (bird)
* athro (teacher)
* nyrs (nurse)
* nith (niece)
* nai (nephew)
* taid (grandfather)
* meddyg (doctor)
* gaeaf (winter)
* modryb (aunt)
* merch (daughter)
* eira (snow)
* oeri (cool)
* tywydd (weather)
* ser (stars, upside down v)
* awyr (sky)
* mor (sea, upside down v)
* pel-droed (soccer, upside down v over first e)
* afon (river)
* ar droed (on foot)
* cerddoriaeth (music)
* gwyddoniaeth (science)
* lleuad (moon)
* llyn (lake)
* hanes (history)
* gem (game, upside down v)
* ddaear (earth)
* geiriadur (dictionary)
* traeth (beach)
* isaf (underwear)
* liain (towel)
* ymbarel (umbrella, accent on e)
* dannedd (tooth)
* sanau (socks)
* sebon (soap)
* crys (shirt)
* ystafell (room)
* siaced (jacket)
* nen
* cadeir
* neidr (snake)
* llygoden (mouse)
* eryrod/eryr (eagle)
* asyn (donkey)
* ceir

* FINNISH-Inua:ta
* tai (or)
* aika (time)
* tulla (to become)
* etta (umlaut on a, that)
* tama (umlauts on both a, this)
* myos (umlaut on o, also)
* saada
* tehda (umlaut on a, to make)
* kuin (than)
* seka (umlaut on a, and)
* mukaan
* **jos (if)**
* **niin (so)**
* oma (own)
* hyva (umlaut on a, good)
* toinen (another)
* suuri (large)
* ihminen (man)
* antaa (to give)
* sanoa (to say)
* tieto (knowledge)
* alkaa (start)
* ennen (before)
* alue (area)
* mainen (umlaut on a)
* ensim
* eri (different)
* viime (last)
* malainen (finnish)
* aina (always)
* kayda (umlauts on both a, to visit)
* esimer
* menna (umlaut on a, go)
* nain (umlaut on a, thus)
* sina (umlaut on a, you)
* katsoa (to look)
* nuori (young)
* silla (umlaut on a, for)
* maara (umlauts on all a, amount)
* syy
* raha (money)
* seuraava (next)
* kerta (time)
* juuri (just)
* tilanne (situation)
* kylla (umlaut on a)
* vanha (old)
* tulos (result)
* taas (again)
* ilmeta (umlaut on a)
* pallo (ball)
* sahko (umlaut on a and o, electricity)
* saksalainen (german)
* kuvaus (description)
* selkea (umlaut on a, clear)
* vaihdella (to vary)
* hakemus (application)
* kysynta (umlaut on a, demand)
* vaara (danger)
* kallis (expensive)
* kaista
* ohella (alongside)
* tyhja (umlaut on a, blank)
* aluksi (in the beginning)
* vaara (umlauts on all a, wrong)
* turvallinen (safe)
* talousarvio (budget)
* sivusto (site)
* melkein (almost)
* kokeilla
* rauha (peace)
* vari (umlaut on a, color)
* jari
* virhe (error)
* eilen (yesterday)
* kasitys (umlaut on a)
* edeta (umlaut on a, proceed)
* valvonta (monitoring)
* tieten
* eteen (in front of)
* tappio (defeat)
* aste (degress)
* versio (version)
* viro
* mikkeli
* kattaa (to cover)
* seura
* enin
* norja
* korjata (to fix)
* tavata (to meet)
* aiheut
* reilu (fair)
* valmen
* taja
* massa
* suora (direct)
* kaynti (umlaut on a)
* kaikkiaan (altogether)
* kella
* opis
* kahdeksan (eight)
* vali (umlaut on a, space)
* epailla (umlauts on both a, suspect)
* pain (umlaut on a)
* kierros (round)
* kaveri (guy)
* kotona (at home)
* tavara (goods)
* nakemys (view, umlaut on a)
* kuolema (death)
* sailya (last, umlaut on both a)
* rakenne (structure)
* ranta (shore)
* avoin (open)
* kerro
* terveys (health)
* kari
* esille (up)
* kauan (long)
* ehto (condition)
* vaalit
* sattua (occur)
* varata (book)
* sisainen (internal, umlaut on a)
* karsia (umlaut on both a)
* esiin (out)
* ulos (out)
* arvio (estimate)
* talvi (winter)
* virano
* **valta** (power)
* aikuinen (adult)
* sairaala (hospital)
* ansio (merit, income)
* takana (behind)
* seuraus (consequence)
* teos (work)
* edessa (umlaut on a, in front of)
* kesken
* era (umlaut on a, batch)
* eras (umlaut on a, one)
* keino (means)
* selvitys
* sinne (there)
* tahansa
* eniten (the most)
* kerata (umlaut on both a, to collect)
* aikoa
* sota (war)
* myota (umlaut on a and o)
* osasto (department)
* koira (dog)
* avata (to open)
* pelaaja (player)
* saakka (until)
* alla (below)
* ajatus (thought)
* etsia (umlaut on a, to search)
* isa (umlaut on a, father)
* paalle (umlaut on both a)
* esitella (umlaut on a, to introduce)
* selva (umlaut on a, clear)
* ruoka (food)
* **vara**
* HIGH VALYRIAN
* issa
* kepa
* kirine
* iksan
* edrus (line over e)
* urnen
* zentys
* mirin (line over each i)
* tolvys
* daor(ys)
* daorun
* hedys (line over e)
* sahagon
* doros (line over first o)
* naena
* mere (line over first e)
* naejot
* ondos
* laes
* relgos
* dohaerios
* ipra
* keli
* ango
* idak
* dari
* mele
* kasta
* skoros
* sparos
* tala
* lentor
* darys (line over a)
* eman
* anogar (line over first a)
* setera (line over first e)
* daronor
* aeksia
* dovao
* daor
* dracar
* SENECA (no capital letters)
* Seh (umlaut over e) (three)
* Ke:ih (four)
* Ekis (greek)
* e:ni'ta:' (accent over i, umlaut over e) (moon)
* o:ne:ka' (water)
* kake:'et (umlaut over both e, white)
* je:sta'e:' (umlaut over both e, black)