References for writing

These are references used for various aspects of the Celestial Lance Universe.

Statistics and other numbers

• Speed of light = 299,792 km/s
• Solar wind speed = about 450 km/s
• 1 gravity is equal to 9.80665 m/s²

Also:

• Conversion Calculators
  • LS to KPH

L2L1DYC

• Speed using only solar wind, L1 to L2, would take about 7 days
• Distance from Earth to L1 = 1.5 million km (5 light seconds)
• Distance from Earth to L2 = 1.5 million km (5 light seconds)
• Speed at which switch to Push 10000 km = 20 minutes
• Remaining = 1,490,000 + 1,500,000 km @
• Equation for the time (in seconds) needs to travel the 1.49 million km + 1.5 million km from L1 to L2 (sqrt(2 * 99.097 * ((1.49+1.5) * 1000000) + 250 ** 2) - 250) / 99.097 = 243.142 seconds
• Equation to travel from either L1 or L2 to Earth: (sqrt(2 * 99.097 * (1.49 * 1000000) + 250 ** 2) - 250) / 99.097 = 170.907 seconds
• 4.5 gravities would be 44.129925 m/s². This means the 4.5 km launch track at Jarvis Island Spaceport is traveled in about 102 seconds.
• Time to get from Earth to L2 is about 13 days with acceleration and deceleration.

Books

• Nā Inoa Hōkū: Hawaiian and Pacific Star Names by Rubellite Kawena Johnson, John Kaipo Mahelona, Clive Ruggles (Revised Edition, August 2015, Ocarina Books, ISBN 9780954086756)

Websites

Calculators

• Conversion Calculators
  • LS to KPH

Hawaiian and Oceania

• Wehewehe Hawaii Dictionary
• Hawaiian Voyaging Traditions (archive)
  • Holding a Course (archive)
  • Hawai‘iloa and the Discovery of Hawai‘i (archive)
  • The Celestial Sphere (archive)
  • Four Starlines Rising and Setting (archive)
  • Meridian Pointers to North (archive)
  • Meridian Pointers to South (archive)
• Imiloa Hawaii
  • Polynesian Star and Constellation Names (archive)
  • Nā ʻOhana Hōkū ʻEhā - The Four Star Families (archive)
  • A Hua He Inoa - Calling forth a name (archive)
  • Sky Charts
  • Kalupeakawelo (Kite of Kawelo) (archive)
• Hawaiian Astronomical Society Deep Sky Project
• Mauna Kea and Big Island Astronomy

Habitable zones

• Calculation of Habitable Zones

Star systems, etc.

• An Atlas of the Universe
• A List of the Nearest Stars
• The Planets (Zoom Astronomy)
• Solar System (Wikipedia)

Technology

• Titanium-Gold Alloy: Physicists Combine Gold with Titanium And Quadruple Its Strength (Futurism)
• Cellan:Brainstorming

Wormholes

Intergalactic wormholes

Perhaps use this article as a reference for describing it.