The Moons

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There are multiple objects that are referred to as Moons.

The oldest, the one that has been a part of the universe since its formation, is placed in the same heavenly sphere as the Sun, directly opposite it. It is the same size as the Sun, but glows a soft silver.

The "lesser Moon" or "Little Sister" is an irregular chunk of rock, embedded in the innermost sphere. It is a chunk of the world disc that was somehow ejected from the surface long ago and crashed into the sphere.

There is also a tiny moonlet, composed of small amounts of rock from the opposite side of the disc that somehow made it to this side and fell upwards, collecting at the highest point of the innermost sphere. A similar moonlet exists on the opposite side.