EXTRACT FROM THE REGISTER OF THE SKY
Lednice, CZ
PRE-SETTLED| Case number | SB/2026/90055 |
| Parcel | Minaret — official record |
| Status of proceedings | APPLICATION DENIED |
| Hexagon (H3) | 8a1e0614a4affff |
Official record
The landscape beneath this parcel is composed down to the last tree. The application to include the sky in the composition was denied; the sky composes itself.
Open the celestial viewfinderThis entry is permanent
The Bureau keeps this parcel on the register permanently. It is not transferred, not auctioned and never released — it stays on the register for good.
The sky next door is vacant → register itThe Bureau has surveyed the nearest vacant hexagon: 8a1e0614a4a7fff.
Official notice of overflight
Upcoming overflights
The Bureau records the following forthcoming phenomena above the parcel. Attendance of the celestial bodies is assured; the weather is not administered by the Bureau.
- Full Moonpeaks tomorrow
Hunter's Moon
26 Oct 2026 · 05:11
368,900 km from the parcel
Notice of the Bureau
The Bureau announces the Hunter's Moon. Nothing may be hunted beneath it — the Bureau permits hunting by gaze alone.
Pursuant to §12(1) — The Moon: “The Moon passes through the parcel as a guest in good faith. It pays no rent; it shines.”
- Meteor showerpeaks in 11 days
Southern Taurids
5 Nov 2026 · Window of activity: 28 Sep 2026 – 2 Dec 2026
few meteors, but slow and bright ones · fireballs
Notice of the Bureau
The Bureau announces the overflight of the Southern Taurids. The shower offers not quantity but quality by the piece: the meteors are slow, bright and occasionally cross the whole parcel before burning out. The Bureau records it as a performance for the patient.
Pursuant to §11(4) — Stars: “Stars visible from the parcel are non-transferable. Shooting stars do not count toward the parcel area; wishes are non-refundable.”
- Conjunctionpeaks in 21 days
Conjunction of Mars and Jupiter
15 Nov 2026 · Window of activity: 13 Nov 2026 – 18 Nov 2026
1°14′ apart, above the star Regulus · high in the south before dawn
Notice of the Bureau
The Bureau announces that Mars and Jupiter will meet above the parcel at a distance of one and a quarter degrees — close enough to sit together behind a single fingernail at arm's length. The meeting takes place in Leo, above the star Regulus, high in the south before dawn. It is the closest planetary meeting in the period under review; the Bureau was not invited and claims nothing.
Pursuant to §11(4) — Stars: “Stars visible from the parcel are non-transferable. Shooting stars do not count toward the parcel area; wishes are non-refundable.”
§14(2) — Overflights: “Overflight by aircraft, satellites, and the International Space Station does not constitute disturbance of tenure. Waving is permitted and encouraged.”
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