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-	[[Image:Benefictus.jpg|left|90px]] '''Stellafane'''
-	Very much like [[All Sparks Eve]], the tradition of this holiday has roots deep in the shadowy, uncertain past of Cyberton's native population. Much speculation and study has gone into trying to find out the whys and wherefores of Stellafane and its place in Cybertronian history. Some believe that it has roots in pagan tradition, though others are convinced that its beginnings were far less benign and religiously motivated...
		+	'''Cybertron''' is the home planet of the Transformer race, and the main setting of all CTHS's [[:Category:Events|shenanigans]].
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		+	The Cybertron in the CTHS universe is somewhere in between Earth's moon and Mars in terms of size, putting it in the ballpark of about 3000 miles in diameter, resulting in a somewhat naturally weak gravitational pull. Fortunately, giant alien robots are clever creatures, and they've not only figured out how to amend this,  but also strengthen the pull enough to keep two small satellites ([[Tau]] and [[Upsilon]]) in its orbit.
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Cybertron is the home planet of the Transformer race, and the main setting of all CTHS's shenanigans.

It's home to many different cities and metalscapes, and has a culture all its own.

The Cybertron in the CTHS universe is somewhere in between Earth's moon and Mars in terms of size, putting it in the ballpark of about 3000 miles in diameter, resulting in a somewhat naturally weak gravitational pull. Fortunately, giant alien robots are clever creatures, and they've not only figured out how to amend this, but also strengthen the pull enough to keep two small satellites (Tau and Upsilon) in its orbit.

Read more...

Note: The contents of this template changes periodically.