Celestville

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The weather is sunny, with 8 degrees celsius.

Welcome to the City of Celestville, Moon Island!



About Celestville
Celestville (Caŏlea Ciaty in Typhoonese), originally known as Sanexana, meaning "Blue Ocean Settlement", is a large city located on the "peak" of Moon Island. It is the northernmost settlement in the Shops Archipelago, and as a result it has a complex and somewhat corrupt climate. The lowest temperature ever witnessed here was in July 2014, where the temperature was as low as -84.6 degrees celsius, making it one of the coldest places on Earth. However, its highest temperature was witnessed in August 2012, where it was as high as 15.9 degrees celsius, one of the highest temperatures ever recorded on Antartica. Despite this, Celestville has the only observatory in the Shops Archipelago, and it is also home to one of the best views of the night sky.

The best time to visit Celestville is in Spring/Autumn, due to the high amount of celestial events in the night sky. On May 5-6th, Celestville celebrates Moon Island Day and the infamous Antarctic Meteor Shower, an event which happens twice every decade. 5 of these comets appear to glow in the colours of the spectrum: a rarity that has not been seen on any other place on Earth. It is believed that these comets hold fragments of the 8 Stars of Life, however it has been shown that these legendary stars can only be found on planets, rather than comets.

Celestville was established in the 1920s and is still an important city today, with over 180,000 penguins inhabiting the area. The flag of Celestville depicts the 5 Spectral Comets passing three stars; these may be the three stars of the Alpha Centauri system, but their origins still remain a mystery.

Places of Interest
Enjoy your visit!
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