A star is the beginning of a system. A world gives that system another character. Pull back far enough, and individual discoveries become a much larger pattern.
Start with a strange light
Some stars are restless giants. Others are dark shells, bright seams or almost impossibly small points of light. The sixteen stellar classes give the sky a vocabulary of its own.
Meet the Ghost Sphere, follow the seams of a Seed Star, or wait for Flash Pillar to reveal its rhythm.
A world is more than its class
An Earth-like world has oceans, clouds and continents. A volcanic world carries its own light into the night. Their classes give them a family resemblance; procedural variation gives each surface its differences.
Explore planets and moons, or see how those differences emerge.
Places within places
The generated systems bring stars, planets and moons together. The wider cosmic web connects clusters across the dark. These are different scales of the same growing universe.
Visit Alpha Vega, then pull back to the Cosmic Web.
A little imagination
Some entries include a short lore draft: a moment on a bridge, a distant light, a crew seeing something for the first time. These stories explore the atmosphere of Cosmic Frontiers as its world takes shape.