00Asteria docs
Documentation for every orbit.
The science, the registry, the token and the law — written plainly. Start at the beginning, or search for exactly what you need.
- 24 pages
- 07 sections
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01Start here
Four pages, one clear picture.
Read these in order and you will know what Asteria is, how an entry becomes a token, why our names are not official, and exactly where the law draws its lines.
- 01Getting startedIntroductionWhat Asteria is, what it is not, and how to read these docs.Read
- 02Getting startedHow it worksThe full lifecycle: catalogue, verification, registry, token, name, marketplace.Read
- 03The registryRegistry vs official namesWhy an Asteria name is not an IAU name — and why that matters.Read
- 04Legal & trustLegal frameworkSpace law in brief: what can and cannot be owned.Read
02Every section
The whole library, in seven orbits.
- Asteroid basicsWhat asteroids are, where they live and how many we know.
- Spectral classesC, S, M, V, X and D types — what colour and brightness reveal.
- Orbits explainedSemi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination and the orbit classes in our catalogue.
- Data & sourcesWhere catalogue data comes from and what every field means.
Honest by design.
An Asteria token is a digital collectible and a registry entry. It does not make you the owner of an asteroid, its name is not an official IAU name, and it is not an investment. These pages explain why.