Inception Era
- Major Events
- Astral Star formation rate peaks
- Universe cools down
- Many Astral Star Systems exist with exoplanets
- Potentially habitable astral systems form
- Ends when Geminaea’s Astral System is formed
- Abbreviation
- ICE
- Length
- ~5.83 billion years
- Timeline
- Genesis Timeline
- Real-World Allegory
- Matter-dominated Era
- Raveni Standard Date
- -10,600,606,300
- Length (Years)
- 5,830,000,000
- Years Ago
- 10,600,608,690 years
The Inception Era is the fourth era of the Genesis Timeline and by far its longest, lasting around 5.83 billion years after the Propagation Era. It is an age of abundance in the heavens. Stars form faster than at any time before or since, the universe slowly cools, and star systems with worlds of their own become common across the galaxies. Out of this crowded sky comes the system that every later chapter of Geminaean history depends on.
Major Events
Section titled “Major Events”- Peak of star formation: Astral Stars form at the highest rate the universe has known.
- A cooling universe: the heat of earlier eras slowly fades.
- Many systems: Astral Star Systems with exoplanets become widespread.
- Habitable systems: some systems form under conditions that could one day support life.
- Geminaea’s beginning: the era ends when Geminaea’s Astral System forms.
Legacy
Section titled “Legacy”The Inception Era closes the cosmic prologue of Geminaea’s history. Before it, the histories speak of stars and galaxies in general; after it, they follow one system and the world at its heart. Scholars treat the forming of that system as the point where the story becomes Geminaea’s own, and most later accounts of the realm’s origins begin their telling here.