Axystrate Designation

The Axystrate Designation is a system for naming and designating stars and planets official numbers. Earth's Axystrate Designation would be Sol-01.301. It was invented by the Axystrates and is now one of the most commonly used designation systems for charting stars and planets.

First is the solar system name, for instance, Sol. This says what solar system the celestial body belongs to. Next is the number, in case the solar system is part of a group. Sol is a singular system, so it would be "01". The third thing is a ".", showing that the information about the solar system is now finished. Then the planet number in order inside the solar system. Mercury would be 01, Venus 02, and Earth 03. Lastly, it would have the number of bodies orbiting the planet, i.e., moons and rings. Earth has a single moon, so it would be 01. Finally, the result is Sol-01.301.

Notable Planets
Sol-01.0100 (Mercury)

Sol-01.0200 (Venus)

Sol-01.0301 (Earth)

Sol-01.0402 (Mars)

Sol-01.0567 (Jupiter)

Sol-01.0662 (Saturn)

Sol-01.0727 (Uranus)

Sol-01.0814 (Neptune)

Helios-16.0106 (Firgreen)

Helios-16.0202 (Olelis)

Helios-16.0300 (Toutatis)

Helios-16.0489 (Ix)

Helios-16.0501 (Baron)

Helios-16.0603 (Ikarus)

Helios-16.0750 (Alarath Plaine)

Helios-16.0801 (Innadratch)

Helios-16.0900 (Ob-Nixus)

Helios-16.1088 (Thra)

Ka-08.200 (Axystrate homeworld)

Magnus-01.0100 (Ventura)

Magnus-01.0200 (Ragmus)

Magnus-01.0304 (Arikas)

Magnus-01.0401 (Estus)

Magnus-01.0503 (Atlas)

Magnus-01.0600 (Ikara)

Magnus-01.0702 (Dyre)