Skynesses of Medibgö
The Skynesses of Medibgö are the aerial, earth islands which observe a non-Euclidian orbit around a central axis that rests roughly around the ancient site of Airdairg. Other skynesses such as the medieval Bambnaskügchawr or the Skynesses of the Saikusahi are not part of the skynesses of Medibgö. The Skynesses of Medibgö are divided into two groups, the Great Skynesses of Medibgö and the Companion Skynesses of Medibgö, all of which adhere to one of eight orbits.
Origin of the Skynesses of Medibgö
The Skynesses are thought to have been created before the Flood of Aturyanda by the ancient Aarokinian Titans. Their exact nature today is kept secret by the rulers of the various skynesses. It is thought that the skynesses are held in place by ancient titancraft technology that operates without human intervention.
Great Skynesses of Medibgö
These are the eight great isled skynesses of the Medibgóëse system. They follow regular periods of orbit around the central axis called Meidb's Rod.
Companion Skynesses of Medibgö
These are lesser skynesses in size and population that follow or preceed the other great skynesses in the same orbit respectively. They are presently governed by the ruler of the same great skyness in whose orbit they are found. Most of the population of Medibgö lives on these hundreds of companion skynesses that are no more than 1 ddwmir (ca 655 meters) across at the greatest dimension. All skynesses, great or companion, within a given orbit observe the same speed with negligible differences. These rather minor variations that were not observed until modern times with modern instrumentation are thought to be caused by minor variations in the gravitic influence of the world of Asdar.
See Also
- Empire of Medibgö
- Great Skynesses of Medibgö
- Medibgö
- Medibgösk Gods and Religion
- Skyness
- Chronology of Medibgö
- Empire of Magdala
- Great Skynesses of Medibgö
- List of the Emperors of Medibgö
- List of the Rulers of Medibgö
- Mäddglows
- Medibgœnium
- Medibgóëse Language
- Medibgösk Gods and Religion
- Meidb
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