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Three or more equal masses (worlds) set at the points of an equilateral polygon, and with the correct equal angular velocities about their center of masses, will have a stable orbital configuration. The group does not require a central star.  
 
Three or more equal masses (worlds) set at the points of an equilateral polygon, and with the correct equal angular velocities about their center of masses, will have a stable orbital configuration. The group does not require a central star.  
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* This configuration is sometimes known as a [[Wikipedia: Klemperer rosette|Klemperer Rosette]].
 
* Please see [[Planetoid]], [[Ringworld]], [[Sphereworld]] for information about related technologies.
 
* Please see [[Planetoid]], [[Ringworld]], [[Sphereworld]] for information about related technologies.
  
== Description ==
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=== Library Data Referral Tree ===
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Please refer to the following [[AAB]] [[Library Data]] for more information: <br>
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'''[[Astrography]]:'''
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* Applied Astrography
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** [[Imperial Grand Survey]]
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** Imperial [[Project Longbow]]
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** Solomani [[Perseus Project]]
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** [[Turokan's Expedition to the Galactic Rim]]
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** Zhodani [[Core Expedition]]
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* Exotic Astrography
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** [[Ellipsoid]]
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** [[Ringworld]]
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** [[Rosette]]
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** [[Sphereworld]] ([[Dyson Sphere]])
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* Physical Astrography
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** [[Cluster]]
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** [[Main]]
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** [[Oort Cloud]]
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** [[Planetoid]]
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** [[Rift]]
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** [[Star]]
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** [[Trace]]
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** [[Void]]
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* Social Astrography
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** [[Charted Space]]
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** [[Mainworld]]
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** [[Space]]
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** [[Wildspace]]
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== Description ([[Specifications]]) ==
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klemperer_rosette Rosettes] almost never occur naturally.
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klemperer_rosette Rosettes] almost never occur naturally.
  
 
=== Rosette UWP ===
 
=== Rosette UWP ===
Rosettes are buildable at TL Q (TL 24).
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Rosettes are buildable at TL-Q (TL-24).
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* In the UWP, the "main" rosette world is listed, and is given the comment code "Ax".  Thus, if the UWP listing just looks like a world, but it has "Ax" code, this is a rosette.  Or if not, then something more unusual, such as a small ringworld or "capsule" sphereworld.  Additional information will be expected.
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*The Ancients created a rosette of five worlds at [[Tireen (world)|Tireen]] (in the [[Vargr Extents]]). Five planets were shifted into points equidistant from each other in the same orbit and then transformed into identical habitats. Evidence as to what the worlds were like before the shift is lacking, so the degree of transformation is unknown, but even shifting worlds in their orbits consumes unbelievable amounts of energy, and the Ancients shifted at least four worlds in that system.
  
In the UWP, the "main" rosette world is listed, and is given the comment code "Ax".  Thus, if the UWP listing just looks like a world, but it has "Ax" code, this is a rosette. Or if not, then something more unusual, such as a small ringworld or "capsule" sphereworld.  Additional information will be expected.
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*Each of the worlds has physical characteristics 484, which indicates that the worlds would be especially hospitable to Droyne. At least one of the worlds in the rosette was inhabited by Droyne when the system was discovered by Vargr in -2530, but they have since died out.
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* Given the UWP: '''Tireen B48497A-9  Hi Ax''', the mainworld Tireen is a typical world, but the '''Ax''' comment code shows that it is in fact one of a rosette of worlds.
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* Note that even though rosettes are TL-24 technology, the technology on the worlds themselves may be at any level at all.
  
Given the UWP: '''Tireen B45697A-9  Hi Ax''', the mainworld Tireen is a typical world, but the '''Ax''' comment code shows that it is in fact one of a rosette of worlds.
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== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) ==
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The [[Ancients]] are thought to have created a rosette of five worlds at [[Tireen (world)|Tireen]] (in the [[Vargr Extents]]).
  
Note that even though rosettes are TL 24 technology, the technology on the worlds themselves may be at any level at all.
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== [[World]]s & [[Sector]]s ([[Astrography]]) ==
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Almost all known [[rosette]]s are located [[coreward]] increasingly in areas near to or associated with the [[Vargr Extents]].
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* Some have conjectured that these may be areas where the [[Ancients]] were particularly active.
  
== History & Background (Dossier) ==
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=== World Listing: 1105 ===
The [[Ancients]] are thought to have created a rosette of five worlds at [[Tireen (world)|Tireeen]] (in the [[Vargr Extents]]).
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The following [[system]]s and [[world]]s are known locations of [[Rosette]]s:
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== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
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== References & Contributors ([[Sources]]) ==
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|S2= [[Traveller Wiki Editorial Team]]
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|S3= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 29 December 2024

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Three or more equal masses (worlds) set at the points of an equilateral polygon, and with the correct equal angular velocities about their center of masses, will have a stable orbital configuration. The group does not require a central star.

Library Data Referral Tree[edit]

Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information:
Astrography:

Description (Specifications)[edit]

Rosettes almost never occur naturally.

Rosette UWP[edit]

Rosettes are buildable at TL-Q (TL-24).

  • In the UWP, the "main" rosette world is listed, and is given the comment code "Ax". Thus, if the UWP listing just looks like a world, but it has "Ax" code, this is a rosette. Or if not, then something more unusual, such as a small ringworld or "capsule" sphereworld. Additional information will be expected.
  • The Ancients created a rosette of five worlds at Tireen (in the Vargr Extents). Five planets were shifted into points equidistant from each other in the same orbit and then transformed into identical habitats. Evidence as to what the worlds were like before the shift is lacking, so the degree of transformation is unknown, but even shifting worlds in their orbits consumes unbelievable amounts of energy, and the Ancients shifted at least four worlds in that system.
  • Each of the worlds has physical characteristics 484, which indicates that the worlds would be especially hospitable to Droyne. At least one of the worlds in the rosette was inhabited by Droyne when the system was discovered by Vargr in -2530, but they have since died out.
  • Given the UWP: Tireen B48497A-9 Hi Ax, the mainworld Tireen is a typical world, but the Ax comment code shows that it is in fact one of a rosette of worlds.
  • Note that even though rosettes are TL-24 technology, the technology on the worlds themselves may be at any level at all.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

The Ancients are thought to have created a rosette of five worlds at Tireen (in the Vargr Extents).

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)[edit]

Almost all known rosettes are located coreward increasingly in areas near to or associated with the Vargr Extents.

  • Some have conjectured that these may be areas where the Ancients were particularly active.

World Listing: 1105[edit]

The following systems and worlds are known locations of Rosettes:

5 Worlds in Rosette World
Droynia  •  Inchusela  •  Kepler  •  Paques  •  Tireen  •  

References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]

This list of sources was used by the Traveller Wiki Editorial Team and individual contributors to compose this article. Copyrighted material is used under license from Mongoose Publishing or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.