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 :'''A''' : No. It is mainly the luminary that brings heat and light to the planet, Cybele's radiation is added to it when it is visible, that is to say present in the sky of the New Lands.
-[[File:Astronomie by Nahwa.png|256px|frameless|center|Astronomy ''by [[user:Nahwa|Nahwa]]'']]
+[[File:Thumb Astronomy of Atys en.png|256px|frameless|center|Astronomy ''by [[user:Nahwa|Nahwa]]'']]
 <poem>    On the other hand, the light that Sagaritis sends back to us is that of Cybele. There would be a lot to say about the appearance of Sagaritis! It should be a show in its own right, throughout a cycle. It should be fixed in the sky, I already said it, but it has nothing to do in the north. The homins don't really know it, but the habitable lands, Old and New, are on the equator of Atys, at least its "equatorial belt" (don't rely too much on the image representing the planet here and there: it's an "artist's view", not a satellite photo).

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 == The years of Jena (JY) ==

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 :'''Q''': Why has no explorer tried to see what lies beyond the horizon? Beyond the cliffs? Fear of not being able to be relieved by the Powers?
 :'''A''': Yes, because the New Lands are an El Dorado, since the Powers offer there resurrection for all. This was not the case in the Old Lands, before the [[Great Swarming]].
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 :'''A''': Yes, because the New Lands are an El Dorado, since the Powers offer there resurrection for all. This was not the case in the Old Lands, before the [[Great Swarming]].
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−	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player Dalcini Civallo [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=post/view/90634 in one of his poems]. Both texts refer to the ~~Terran~~ legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.	+	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player Dalcini Civallo [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=post/view/90634 in one of his poems]. Both texts refer to the terrian legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.

	And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>		And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>

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−	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player ~~Dalcia~~ [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=post/view/90634 in one of his poems]. Both texts refer to the Terran legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.	+	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player Dalcini Civallo [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=post/view/90634 in one of his poems]. Both texts refer to the Terran legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.

	And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>		And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>

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	:'''A''' : No. It is mainly the luminary that brings heat and light to the planet, Cybele's radiation is added to it when it is visible, that is to say present in the sky of the New Lands.		:'''A''' : No. It is mainly the luminary that brings heat and light to the planet, Cybele's radiation is added to it when it is visible, that is to say present in the sky of the New Lands.

		+	[[File:Astronomie by Nahwa.png\|256px\|frameless\|center\|Astronomy ''by [[user:Nahwa\|Nahwa]]'']]

	<poem> On the other hand, the light that Sagaritis sends back to us is that of Cybele. There would be a lot to say about the appearance of Sagaritis! It should be a show in its own right, throughout a cycle. It should be fixed in the sky, I already said it, but it has nothing to do in the north. The homins don't really know it, but the habitable lands, Old and New, are on the equator of Atys, at least its "equatorial belt" (don't rely too much on the image representing the planet here and there: it's an "artist's view", not a satellite photo).		<poem> On the other hand, the light that Sagaritis sends back to us is that of Cybele. There would be a lot to say about the appearance of Sagaritis! It should be a show in its own right, throughout a cycle. It should be fixed in the sky, I already said it, but it has nothing to do in the north. The homins don't really know it, but the habitable lands, Old and New, are on the equator of Atys, at least its "equatorial belt" (don't rely too much on the image representing the planet here and there: it's an "artist's view", not a satellite photo).

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−	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player ~~Dalcini~~ in one of his poems. Both texts refer to the Terran legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.	+	<poem> When the game was designed, the celestial bodies did not have names. You could almost say that they were there just to look pretty. As I said, the community named the gas giant Sagaritis (mnemonic: SAGA of RYzom, aTYS). This name, since "officially" adopted, refers to an Earth legend, of the Phrygian people (antique occupant of the present Turkey). Sagaritis is mentioned in the chronicle titled [[Chrysalis]], which tells of the escape of [[Yrkanis (king)\|Yrkanis]] from [[Jino]]. It was also mentioned by the player Dalcia [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=post/view/90634 in one of his poems]. Both texts refer to the Terran legend, with nuances. That's why, to stay in this legendary reference, I propose the name of ''“Cybele”'', or Cybel (masculine or feminine, you decide, both are acceptable) for the nebula. The legend says, roughly, that [[:wikipedia:Attis\|Atys]] is son of [[:wikipedia:Cybele\|Cybele]], and [https://www.theoi.com/Nymphe/NympheSagaritis.html Sagaritis] his lover (in Chrysalis, the genders are reversed), which carries a secret meaning for the story of the game.

	And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>		And what makes the seasons on Atys, it is indeed the nebula, or Cybele. In fact Atys goes around Sagaritis, and Sagaritis goes around Cybele. For half a cycle, one should not see Cybele. When she rises, spring begins. Most of Cybele's radiation is not in the visible spectrum, but it contains enough energy to create, in addition to the luminary's, the seasons on Atys.</poem>