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==Discovery and history== | ==Discovery and history== | ||
The cluster and the set of star systems discovered in its initial survey were named by [[Glib Beedman]], an independent cargo trucker who stumbled upon a wormhole in the [[Fort Groton system]] that connected to the [[Oat system]], which then connected him to a series of other systems. Many people suspect he was drunk when he registered the names of the system. Despite the possible impairment, he submitted all of the forms correctly, and they were accepted by the official [[ICES]] registry. | The cluster and the set of star systems discovered in its initial survey were named by [[Glib Beedman]], an independent cargo trucker who stumbled upon a wormhole in the [[Fort Groton system]] that connected to what became the [[Oat system]], which then connected him to a series of other systems. Many people suspect he was drunk when he registered the names of the system. Despite the possible impairment, he submitted all of the forms correctly, and they were accepted by the official [[ICES]] registry. | ||
The star systems in the cluster include (initial systems discovered marked with '''*'''): | The star systems in the cluster include (initial systems discovered marked with '''*'''): | ||
Latest revision as of 11:27, 28 May 2025
The Granola Cluster is a groups of star systems in the Celestial Lance Universe that are relatively close to each other and connected with wormholes.
Discovery and history
The cluster and the set of star systems discovered in its initial survey were named by Glib Beedman, an independent cargo trucker who stumbled upon a wormhole in the Fort Groton system that connected to what became the Oat system, which then connected him to a series of other systems. Many people suspect he was drunk when he registered the names of the system. Despite the possible impairment, he submitted all of the forms correctly, and they were accepted by the official ICES registry.
The star systems in the cluster include (initial systems discovered marked with *):