Arcanum C System

Report on the Arcanum C Solar System

I am excited to share our findings on the Arcanum C solar system, a newly discovered gem that's already stirring up quite the buzz in the scientific community. For those who dont already know, The word "Arcanum," is an ancient Drood language which translates to "Mysterious," and it's a quite a fitting descriptor for what we've encountered here, as this system breaks many of our established understandings of astrophysics.

At the heart of Arcanum lies a truly astonishing phenomenon: a white hole. Until recently, this concept was mostly the stuff of theoretical debates and speculative discussions among those crazies we call theorists. But our observations show that this white hole is very much real and radiating significant electromagnetic energy. It appears to have a celestial entourage of several young stars orbiting around it, which seem to be accumulating material, presumably ripped from other stellar bodies by the gravitational effects of the black hole which is on the other end. This bizarre interplay of creation and distruction makes us reconsider how such entities operate in our universe.

What's especially fascinating is that this system contains various planets and moons, prompting important questions about their stability. Such as how can these worlds orbit a white hole and survive the chaotic gravitational conditions? Preliminary findings suggest that while some planets maintain stable orbits, many are at risk of being flung out of the solar system as the infant stars grow and interact. It's a cosmic balancing act that we're eager to understand more deeply.

Among thess celestial bodies, four of them stand out. Various structures have been discovered on these moons/planets including a field of crosses scattered across a specific area on the moon of Soror, then there are some seemingly ancient ruins on the Desert planet of Enyra. There is also a large stone monolith on the snowy planet called Arven. Lasty, there was a more recent report of a supposed giant stone hand on the moon named Arae. this hand is said to be in a pointing gesture, perhaps it is pointing towards something of interest. Another group of astronauts will be sent out to Arae on the 21st of next month to investigate the statue further, a drilling device will be used to determine whether this statue is simply a hand or has an entire body. This statue is now designated "The Navigator."

To end off this report, I would like to talk about how the director is going to be cutting the funding after the next Arae mission due to his lack of faith in the program, but I'm sure that once he gets word of the massive gold deposits on Keef, he'll reconsider the budget cut. That budget also goes partially to the base on Taleria so if they cut it, then say goodbye to pizza nights at the cafeteria.

In conclusion, This Arcanum C system is a one in a billion opportunity and it could change life for the Drood race.

Sincerely,
Dr. Fordon Greeman