The blue star, Mimir, four times as bright as Sol, is surrounded by a miniature nebula;
one of Mimir's planets, Regin, is more massive than Jupiter although its gravity has condensed it to a smaller size;
Regin's moons include the Luna-sized, metal-rich Wayland;
beyond, "...the Milky Way foamed around heaven."
-Poul Anderson, A Circus Of Hells IN Anderson, Young Flandry (Riverdale, NY, 2010), pp. 193-365 AT Chapter Four, p. 221.
Norse mythological nomenclature:
Mimir
Regin
Wayland
- and another description of the Milky Way.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
And altho Wayland was only about the size of our Luna its gravity was far heavier than that of the Moon, about 46% Terran, I think. Of course the reason for that was due to Wayland being metal rich.
Sean
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