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Your Solar System

from the April 2004 Star Beacon

by Commander Sanni Ceto

SATURN
     Saturn is referred to as Saite, “the lovely one of many rings.” It’s a twin to Jupiter. If Saite and Jupiter had become as hot as their parent Sun, they could have formed a three-star solar system around the inner planets of iron and rock.
     Saite has a large multi-ring system around it; the largest pieces of rocks serving as probe bases to study its ever-changing atmospheric storms. It has a larger core than Juippes and has a small iron center. Within this center Pleiadians placed a huge amplifier-type quartz crystal, inside its center, from pole to pole, to create balance between the gas planets and the inner solid planets.
     The beings on Saite aren’t in body form but etheric, having come there from other worlds to experience life without a body, to learn of that experience. These beings can assume a body when they visit other worlds, so they can pass undetected from a planet’s natives.
     Like Juippes, Saite has a large family of moons. Some serve as fueling stations for passing ships of the Orion and Zeti peoples, and others are used to mine resources and to grow crystal rods used in a ship’s propulsion system. Its largest moons serve as temporary way stations by visiting peoples who come into Earth’s solar system.
     Saturn has 30 moons or tias. One day there is equal to 10.3 Earth years in your time. A year there is about 2,946 of your years. The temperature averages about 139º to 218º F highs and lows. Its distance from your star is about 142,672,500 in your miles.

URANUS
     Uranus is referred to in Zeti as Uneri, meaning “tilted one,” for the planet is tilted on its orbital plane around its Sun. Uneri rotates backwards as does Venus. Uneri is a beautiful emerald, aqua green planet, composed of mostly helium and methane and some argon. Uneri is more of a star than a gas giant as it’s hotter than Juippes or Saite.
     Uneri is a world of extreme storms and is used to study meteorology by Zetis and other space-traveling civilizations. Uneri was one of the first planets to form as a star-type world. Other inner planets cooled down too fast to turn into stars.
     Uneri has a small population of mostly single-celled organisms and a few etheric bodyless entities that have chosen to live there to study the solar system.
     A day on Uranus is about 17.9 Earth years. The length of a year there is around 83.75 of your Earth years. Its day is about .72 hour. The temperature there is around 322º.

NEPTUNE
     Neptune is referred to in Zeti as Nepui, meaning “shining one.” One day upon Nepui is approximately 19.1 Earth days in your time and a year is 163 Earth years. Nepui has a family of eight moons which serve as facilities for Orions and Kebbans from our solar system.
     Nepui is a very windy world and has no bases on it as it’s only used for its moons, to serve as base stations for monitoring activities. Its largest moon is a permanent colony for a group of Pleiadian scientists of the worlds Erra and Electriah in the Pleiades system.
     Nepui’s distance from your Star is about 4,498,252,900 miles in your measurement.

PLUTO
     Pluto is referred to as Pluiga in Zeti and as Plujera in the Meropian (Pleiadian) language. Pluto is a double planet with its large moon (or tia) which is called Charon in Earth language and termed Cheridase in Pleiadean and Cheddih in Zeti.
     A year on Pluto is around 248 of your Earth years, in your time. A day is about 639 of your hours. It’s about 5,906,376,200 of your miles in distance from its Star.
     Pluto’s moon is used as a ship-building facility and an outpost for the Zeti people and it is also mined for its minerals that are traded among the different species that dwell in Sector 0489, which is what your sector of space is referred to in the trade routes set down by the Council of Reticuli federations. Cheddih is mostly hollow inside and is being transformed into a type of laboratory to grow things inside it. One side of it has a huge crater. This was formed when it was split apart by a meteor. The other part of this moon was sent into a different orbit from its other half.
     Originally the moon was larger than its parent planet. Pluto was another failed star that didn’t get hot enough to become a full star. Pluto is mostly hydrogen and methane with some oxygen.
     A race of etherics live there that came there when their own solar system went nova. These etherics evolved beyond a body when their solar system went nova; because they evolved without a body, they became a type of intelligent energy and they formed as one entity and mass-migrated to Pluiga when Earth was being formed.

THE SUN
     The age of your Star is about 4.76 billion years. The Sun is composed of helium, nitrogen and argon. The core is like a nuclear reactor. Your Star is a Class M yellow, small-sized star. Its temperature is about 550,385º.
     The flares upon your Star are colder than the surface of the Star. The Star or Sun has starquakes or helio-seismic activity as its inner and outer cores contract and expand, due to the fusions and reactions within its core.
     The Star was originally a twin to a nearby star in the Altares system, a red star that is smaller than the Star that your planets rotate about.
When your Star first formed, it gave off matter and particles that rapidly collected together to form the inner rocky planets and the less denser particles formed the proto star worlds of Saite, Juippes, Nepui, Uneri and Pluiga.
     Your Star will grow into a white giant near the end of its cycle, throwing off its chronomosphere as it burns more reactants within its inner core. After it becomes a white giant, its mass will remain stable for a while and then contract in itself and either become a brown dwarf or a neutron star or a pulsar.
     When that occurs, most of the inner planets will be consumed by the Star’s white giant phase. The outer protosun planets will glow as full stars activated by the energy blasts from their parent star, igniting their cores to grow and set off reactions.
     Eventually a new solar system will emerge around Juippes and Saite and Uneri and Nepui. When a star becomes a brown dwarf, it’s only a few miles in diameter and its energy is dimmed. If it’s a pulsar, it will emit bursts of energy signals as it burns its helium and hydrogen, etc.
     If there’s a nearby close companion star, the larger white giant can emerge into a black hole, draining the energy from the companion star until it and its solar system is vanished. As it is in that phase it can engulf any other solar systems that might rotate close enough. Your Milky Way has about two large black holes, one of which is located at center and another on the outermost arm of your spiral galaxy.

     Commander Sanni Ceto is willing to share more information about other solar systems. Watch for future issues of The Star Beacon. Commander Ceto is working on her book, Stranded On Earth: The Story of a Roswell Crash Survivor, to be published by Earth Star this summer.

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