Halo Worlds

More than a hundred of the several hundred worlds mentioned in this series:

 

  1. Algolis
  2. Alluvion
  3. Andesia
  4. Arcadia
  5. Ariel
  6. Asmara
  7. Atlas
  8. Balaho
  9. Ballast
  10. Ben Nauk
  11. Beta Gabriel
  12. Beta Hydri VI
  13. Biko
  14. Bliss
  15. Boundary
  16. Bounty
  17. Camber
  18. Cascade
  19. Charum Hakkor
  20. Charybdis IX
  21. Chi Ceti IV
  22. Chi Rho
  23. Chu’ot
  24. Circinius IV
  25. Circumstance
  26. Coral
  27. Cote d’Azure
  28. Creck
  29. Criterion
  30. Cronkee
  31. Crystal
  32. Cyrus VII
  33. Doisac
  34. Draetheus V
  35. Dryad
  36. Dwarka
  37. Ealen IV
  38. Emerald Cove
  39. Endymion
  40. Epsilon Eridani IV
  41. Erebus VII
  42. Eridanus II
  43. Escala III
  44. Estuary
  45. Far Isle
  46. Faun Hakkor
  47. Fumirole
  48. Galgalia
  49. Gamma Pavonis VII
  50. Ghibalb
  51. Gilgamesh
  52. Green Hills
  53. Greydowns
  54. Harmony
  55. Harvest
  56. Heian
  57. Hellas
  58. Hesduros
  59. Hesiod
  60. mber
  61. anjur Qom
  62. Jericho VII
  63. Joyous Exultation
  64. Jupiter
  65. an Pakko
  66. Karava
  67. Kholo
  68. Kroedis II
  69. Levosia
  70. Lodestone
  71. Lostwithiel
  72. Madrigal
  73. Mariposa
  74. Mars
  75. Meridian
  76. Mesa
  77. Minister (planet)
  78. Miridem
  79. Neptune
  80. New Jerusalem
  81. New Llanelli
  82. Oban
  83. Onyx
  84. Oth Lodon
  85. Palamok
  86. Paradise Falls
  87. Paris IV
  88. Pegasi Delta
  89. Planet of Blue and Red
  90. Reach
  91. Roost
  92. Sanghelios
  93. Sedra
  94. Shaps III
  95. Sigma Octanus IV
  96. Skopje
  97. Sothra Hakkor
  98. Substance
  99. Tantalus
  100. Te
  101. Terra Nova
  102. Threshold
  103. Tribute
  104. Troy
  105. Ulgethon
  106. Uthera Midgeerrd
  107. Ven III
  108. Venezia
  109. Verent
  110. Verge
  111. Victoria
  112. Viperidae
  113. Vodin
  114. Wolf-faced planet

 

Details here and here.

2024 March links:

2024 August 27 Tuesday notes:

  • The Covenant glassed ~2/3 of the outer surface of planet Reach.
    In November 2553, a scouting team arrived on Reach to see the true damage to the planet in, and prepare the planet for re-terraforming. By 2589, Reach had gone through re-terraforming and it was restored to a habitable state, with new human colonists re-settling the planet.
    Reach is larger than Earth.
    Re-terraforming it in 36 years suggests lots of experience, resources (to be able to edit/fix the surface of a planet), and strategic value.
  • Harvest was likewise mostly glassed (and more than Reach was), but its northern polar region was sparred by The Covenant in order to avoid damaging a Forerunner artefact there, thus the UNSC spent 5 years fighting to retake the planet; it was not completely environmentally destroyed, thus was re-terraform-able.
    Harvest is smaller than Earth.
    If re-terraforming was attempted, it was not specified in the disclosure.
    Even though Harvest is much smaller than Reach, it was more extensively damaged, thus would probably take at least as long to re-terraform, if not longer.
  • During the 2600s A.D., TNH began visiting and assisting all the settled/colonized/re-terraformed worlds listed here.  The UNSC had become excellent at terraforming, settling/colonizing, monitoring, and defending these worlds, but no one would ever be as perfect at those things –or at healing bodies and minds/trauma– as the Inisfreeans.  Most humans were still nightmarishly nonvegan and self-deformed/ing, but there were still a decent percentage of their kind on all the worlds humans were on who warranted at least prescreening, if not also direct aid/guidance.  Whenever potentially-compatible humans were detected in those rebuilt colonies, they were invited to spend some time aboard TNH while it was in orbit over their respective worlds; that was the way the Inisfreeans would let them encounter and benefit from (the healing-auras and wisdom) of ICVs, those enlightened humans then able to return to their colonies/worlds and help re-stabilize them even more.

 

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