About the Privas Planetary Cluster and the 5-cell

[monmarfori]

If anyone looks at this page, you'll see 5 planets, 4 of them big. It looks like very similar to a 5-cell. Could the 5th planet be partly hidden in the 4th dimension, held together with antigravity, or it is merely a coincidence?
Any answers are accepted.

[Omicron]

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[HarryHicks]

It's a subtle hint from Igiss for everyone who was dumb enough to take Gallia seriously.

[Thyrzul]

I'd rather think of it as an exotic anomaly existing for scientifically unknown reason and is just crying out loud for REESEEEAARRRCH!!! It looks cool.

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[Tunicle]

I always believed the wiki http://discoverygc.com/wiki/Privas_Planetary_Cluster

and the infocards
"The Privas Planetary Cluster is arguably the strangest astronomical phenomenon ever discovered by mankind. Four gas giants surround a central rocky one at equal distance, with a ring system outside the planetary cluster itself. The gas giants share an atmosphere primarily comprised of methane and inert gases. No known natural processes exist to create a stable structure like Privas, leading astronomers to question its natural origin - although Gallic scientists have lacked access to the Daam-K'Vosh artifacts and ruins that Sirius has discovered, preventing the formation of any more specific and informed hypotheses. This has not stopped them from making conjectures on how Privas maintains stability, however, and it has even generated its own drinking game practiced by commoners and students all across Gallia."

"I heard rumors about the presence of Alien species in Sirius. This might explain the weird phenomena that can be found across Gallia and have no chance to be the hand of nature. For example take the Privas planetary structure, there is no way this thing is naturally made!"

"I heard that in Sirius there are some sort of advanced aliens. I can only think from looking at the Privas planetary structure that it's their doing. I mean, look at it! Five Planets in a most unlikely formation? Not a creation of nature in my opinion."

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[hungry-bank]

It's a subtle hint from Igiss for everyone who was dumb enough to take Gallia seriously.

Why thank you very much mister! I do hope you enjoy Liberty...
This location might prove a worthy location for a nomad outpost.

[belarusich]

May be thats because their cores were moved from them(I mean from planets)?

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[Druen78]

Even Nomads can't make gravity stop working. That cluster just couldn't possibly exist, period. Stop trying to make some sense out of it, it was built for aesthetical purpouse only, without the mere hint of thought to physics.

[djordje_petrovic]

Even Nomads can't make gravity stop working. That cluster just couldn't possibly exist, period. Stop trying to make some sense out of it, it was built for aesthetical purpouse only, without the mere hint of thought to physics.

Well such add things , even in our point of view however unlikely to exist , they are not improbabille , given only enough time to assemble in that way. That is conclusion of modern physycs regarding the 2nd law of thermodynamics.

So this cluster is possible to exist in naturall phenomena , however unlikely. His uniqueness make it probabilistic eccentrism of nature. So it is possible.

Secondly our imagination of technology of some supreme alien specie is very limited. Some civilization older than ours for instance 500 earth years only , would be so advanced as if we show television to caveman. And Dam Kavosh is suspected millions ages more mature than mankind. So that cluster could be of artificiall origin.

[Thyrzul]

Even Nomads can't make gravity stop working. That cluster just couldn't possibly exist, period. Stop trying to make some sense out of it, it was built for aesthetical purpouse only, without the mere hint of thought to physics.

GOD DAMN MAGIC!!! GRAVITY STOPPED WORKING!!!

Ever heard of magnets?

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