Welcome to the Space Exploration section of the Hövnísan Public Knowledge Repository.
If you're interested in exploring the universe and the galaxy, you've come to the right place!
Below you'll find a curated selection of articles related to astronomy, astrography, history, as well showcase important technologies needed for modern space travel and exploration.
Three (technically four) satellite galaxies orbit the Rosepetal, called the Dragon's Eye, Glitterburst and Sketha respectively. While they formed around the same time as the main galaxy, they were so small and close enough that they became caught by its gravitational pull.
The Rosepetal - and possible the rest of the universe - is known to host three natural verses that are coterminus with each other: The realverse (space and time as we know it, also called reality), the darkverse (or the gloom as it's more commonly known as), and the subverse.
'Verse' is primarily used in scientific contexts to avoid confusing them with the four dimensions making out the spacetime continuum.
— Notation by Dr. Tybulus Svilen
Learn About Space Travel
The Rosepetal has a long and rich history surrounding both intersolar and extrasolar space travel. You can read about said history, and about what methods of space travel is still in use today.
The Rosepetal is host to a staggering slew of different planets, moons, locuses, and other physical stellar objects. You can find a comprehensive list of them in our two main indexes below.
A particular group of stellar objects that we often see high interest in are the different space phenomena that are possibly unique features of our galaxy. You can find a sample of them below.